Peruna touted by congressman and singer in testimonial note
Testimonies from Congressman Wilber of Oneonta and singer Julian Weisslitz praise Peruna for catarrhal and bronchial conditions. Letters claim rapid relief, lasting voice improvement, and recommend the remedy to others. Includes invitation to write to Dr. Hartman for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Wilber
Oneonta
Peruna Medicinal Co
Columbia
Ohio
Peruna
David Ewert
Julian Weisslitz
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Ate Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, i
Walking the Most Wholesome Exercise
The piece extols walking as the simplest healthiest exercise and urges purposeful, directed movement. It notes many walk aimlessly and miss benefits, advising upright posture, relaxed abdomen, and breathing freely while focusing on a pleasurable goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qiang
Cosmopolitan
Inoculation and the Quest for Height
A Royal Dublin Society lecture cites experiments on pituitary extracts to promote growth. Doctors warn such injections could cause disfiguring acromegaly with uneven bone development. Short men are advised to abandon height hopes from this method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Dublin Society of Magrath
Grant
Tobandon
Loudon Express
Great Salt Lake Level Change At Garfield Beach
December 1 1002 gauge on Great Salt Lake at Garfield Beach shows water eleven feet seven inches below the 1886 close. Many attribute the drop to irrigation drainage whereas Weather Bureau's Mr Murdoch notes a prevailing dry-weather cycle since 1887 as the main cause. He predicts a wet cycle could restore the lake to its level of the 1870s and 1880s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Salt Lake
Garfield Beach
Murdoch
Weather Bureau
Record of colossal pulpwood loads hauled by one horse team
Appleton near Gilchrist Michigan saw three toads hauled by a single horse team in the pulpwood camp. Loads included thirteen and a half cords, thirteen cords, and twelve cords, each moved three miles along a level road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Gilchrist
Mich
Dust in the Air of Cities and Rural Areas
The article notes vastly higher dust levels in urban air compared with rural areas, citing Crichton-Browne and Parry. It explains that city streets should be ventilated and watered to reduce dust, and identifies wind, rain, and various particulates as contributors while detailing sources from pollen to factory emissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crichton-Browne
London
Parry
Argyleshire
Scotland
Grass stoves used as fuel in Mennonite village
A Philadelphia Record description notes a grass stove built of brick six feet high with six chambers for ash, fire, cooking, and smoke. Grass or straw is packed into the fire box multiple times daily, igniting heat that radiates for hours, a rural fuel method highlighted as inexpensive but less practical in towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Advertised Remedies Flood Local Markets
An era of patent medicines fills the page with tonics and powders for children and catarrh cures. Father Gray’s Sweat Powders claim quick cold relief and worm destruction, while Hall’s Catarrh Cure promises a constitutional remedy with a $1000 reward offer. Also listed are Sampo pills and Wall’s Catarrh Cure, with endorsements from Toledo and local druggists selling Nall’s Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Brother Gray
Nur Fh
New York
Sampo
Adlen
Olmuted
le Roy
Hall
Wall
Curner & Co
Toledo
Drugeists
Nall
Payne Takes Up Scandal In Postal Service Inquiry
Postmaster General Payne returns to Washington and announces a broad, thorough investigation into charges of improper influence and clerk hires. Bristow to lead the inquiry with inspectors, under Payne’s supervision, aiming for full truth and fair treatment across the department. Corbin denied Washington Club admission amid social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Payne
Washington
Bristow
Mgr. Bristow
Pirot
Wynne
Porte
Department
Post Office
General Bristow
Wytne
Beavers
Division of Salaries and Allowances
Postal Clerks’ Association
Congresso
Sen
General Payne
West Indies
Cuba
Porto Rico
Corbin
Washington Club
Henry C. Cartini
Army
Metropolitan Club
Panic in Wall Street Roars Through New York Markets
Panic grips Wall Street as bears drive down shares from two to ten dollars with Northern Securities stock plunging nearly ten percent. Traders cite Federal Court decision as trigger while Morgan and others consider next steps amid rumors of broader trusts probes and potential Supreme Court appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Pante
Wall Street
Che Bears
Bulls
Northern Securities Company
Paelie
Wniawltl Coeern
Thor
Northern Pacifc
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Trafic
Northern Securities
Morgan
Uum
United States Supreme Court
Explosion on Iowa kills crew and injures sailors at Pensacola
A catastrophic explosion in the forward twelve inch turret of the battleship Iowa during target practice near Pensacola Florida left three sailors dead and five injured two seriously. Debris blasted through decks as massive gun sections and shell fragments rained down. The Massachusetts crew assisted and the wounded were evacuated to hospital while Navy officials investigated shell defect and repair strain as possible causes.
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Pensacola
Fla
Price Thee
Gulf
Clahg Renman Kiele
Percell
Berry
Gaught
Brown
Manadale
Puducker
Moss
Heed
Massachusetts
Tlepltal
Vengacola
Culebra
Naval Lore for Land Fighters Aims to Teach Coast Artillery
The War Department approves General Randolphs plan to train ordnance crews in naval matters and ship recognition. It calls for coast posts to receive international tags and a tagset to signal with passing naval and revenue vessels, reducing misidentification of friendly ships in poor visibility.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of War
Randolph
Randolsh
Pershing Raiders Capture Bacolod After Moro Defeat
Pershing's force including Shaw's battalion Kilpatrick's troop and McNair's battery attacked Bacolod inland Mindanao. About 100 Moros were killed and many wounded as defenders including the Datto of Vanandungan fell. Americans shelled and rushed the fort securing the area and prompting Moros to seek friendship.
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Manila
Pershing
Bacolod
Mindanao
Onlyree Amilany
Shaw
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Kilpatrick
Fifteenth Cavalry
McNair
Datto
Vanandungan
Dintrien
Bacolodiang
Ambrican
Parahue
Died Trying to Save Others in Fatal Indianapolis Fire
Nathan Morris a leading Indiana attorney and Frank Tags twelve year old son of Dr Joseph Maas died in a fire that devastated the physician's residence. Mrs Haas Miss Vans Mink Rose Haag Louis Vans and governess Grace Lemon were seriously injured. Fire began at 3 o clock as the family slept on the second floor. Morris a senior member of Morris & Newberger was born in California in 1857 and practiced in Indianapolis since 1877.
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Indianapolis
Nathan Morris
Indiana
Frank Tags
Joseph Maas
Joseph Haas
Belle Vans
Mink Rose Haag
Lous Vans
Grace Lemon
Morrix
Mra. Haas
Morris
Morris & Newberger
California
Servian coup d etat suspends constitution briefly
King Alexander ousted the Serbian constitution for a few minutes issuing proclamations to retire senators and re enact laws pre 1901 before restoring the constitution. The move is viewed as risky but not surprising in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Belgrade
Servia
Apus
Jawa
Councilora of State
Vienna
Reliance Launched as Defending Yawl For America's Cup
The Reliance, built by the Herreshoff yard in Bristol, is launched with 3000 spectators. Mies Noca Iselin christened the yacht, and it is described as larger and more stable than Constitution, with a sail area near 15,000 square feet and a 118 foot mast as the cup defender ready to race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
R. I
Herreshof Manufacturing Company
Mies Noca Iselin
C. Oliver Iselin
Herrerhotts
Constitution
Columbia
Reliance
Captain Barr
Tlerreshoff
Wrest
Wtelfanes
Lts
Huiftilery
Witness killed while in court leave in Dallas Texas
A murder witness Aaron Sokolski in Orange Texas was killed after a stray baseball hit his temple during a courtroom recess. The incident occurred as nonessential observers left for a game, with Sokolski dying two hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Aaron Sokolski
Orange
Four Killed in Windsor Junction Wreck After Signal Disobedience
Halifax Nova Scotia dispatch reports a freight engine ignored orders at Windsor Junction, colliding with the Montreal express. Four men died, two mortally hurt, one missing, several injured as both trains crashed at full speed into a lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
X. S
Hix
Windsor Junction
Montreal
Ureman
Hakeman
Phine Arncans
Prasenger
Secident
Buryloxy Ground Found Near Hopkinsville Ky
Professor Warren Morehead of Andover Massachusetts reports discovering a buryloy ground of a prehistoric people near Hopk Innavills Kentucky. He exhumed skeletons in stone receptacles and found a stone knife and stove cups. A Yale expedition may follow for further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Warren Morehead
Department
Primps Academy
Andover
Mass
Ciig Wace
Morehead
Yale
Two Drown In Cloudburst Sweep Across Clark County
The cloudburst swamped Clark County causing great damage as waters rose toward Sellersburg and Seymour. County Commissioner Raymond and his wife drowned crossing Blue Tigh Creek when their buggy was swept away. both bodies were recovered.
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Clark County
Sellersburg
Seymou
Raymond
Blue Tigh Creek
Dysart Fire Destroys Business District in Tama County Iowa
Fire swept through Dysart destroying the business section after an explosion at the Waly store owned by J. Dayton. A man killed his wife during the incident before attempting suicide. police plan to question him as residents mourn the four children. Canada to Celebrate King’s Birthday Victoria Day proclaimed for May 24.
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Sweens Andows
Dysart
Tama County
Iowa
Waly
J.4
Dayton
Canada
King
Grand Jury Indicts Man in Columba Murder Case
The Grand Jury at Columba retried a Ge DN nearest Tames 1 TUhian charging bin with the murder ON G. Gorzales. The indictment also charges the carrying of convented Weaponr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilman
Columba
Tames 1
Tuhian
Bin
G. Gorzales
Farm tragedy at Aberdeen as Cowart woman kills father then dies
In Aberdeen Mississippi at the family home, Norie Belle Cowart aged twenty four shot and killed her father before sustaining a self harm, dying in another room. The fragmented report notes the farmer family setting and the distance of twenty five miles from Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowart
Aberdeen
Norie
Belle Cowart
Prohibition Vote Sparks Record Support in State History
In a dramatic public vote the state records the highest support for enforcing prohibition, amid reports of court actions and multiple incidents. Notable figures include John H. Multiog and others linked to ongoing disturbances, with conflicting reports from Virdivestoeh and Canton areas.
Miscellany of 19th century notes and appointments
A compilation of brief items: California Attorney General Webb questions public school Bible reading as unconstitutional, George Vaughan finds $1000 in a hollow tree in Knoxville, Idaho Senator W. B. Weyburn to reside in Newburg New York, Bishop Glennen named coadjutor of St Louis, real estate gift to Boston University noted, and various brief biographical mentions including Dr William Burt knighted and Rep Byrd’s election details.
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W. BR. Weyburn
Idaho
Delaware County
Pennsylvania
Henry
Hasbrough
Pers Lee
Newburg
N.Y
Herbert W. Bowen
Castro
John W. Glennen
Kansas City
St. Louis
Kahn
A. N. Buck
Las Maude Ah Ogife
Boston University
Emmily Kinpnaird
Lord Wionaird
Taghind
New York City
Duke of Abrozzi
Maggherita
Italy
Wiliam Burt
Ome
Victor Emmanuel
de Julius Bouckemann
Patigania
Patago
Fred We. Atkinson
Calippines
Columbia
Logha Cotas
Phiippine Islands
Byrd
Mississippi
Dyay Calloway Adan Byrd
Mitty
Adlai Stevenson Injured In Fire At Bloomington Home
Ex vice president Adlai E Stevenson suffered burned hands face head and back when attempting to extinguish a bedroom fire at his Bloomington Illinois home. He retreated as flames trapped clothing and his mustache. The house loss was about 1000.
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Bloomington
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Mr. Stevenson
Dinze
Ald
Dames
Clace
Stuck Yarming in the West and Spring Work Report
Robert S Raulkner of Kansas City notes cattle growth in the West with many small farms replacing large ranches. Spring work is hindered east of the Rockies by wet soils, while frost damages threaten the Delaware peach crop. Spring wheat seeding proceeds slowly due to wet soil. winter wheat is in promising condition.
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Penn
Ben Davis
Sutvraburg
Pacific Coast
Fima
Cal
Aldwin
Cece Eens
N. Duluth
Western
Blzard
City
Anreeees Dmc
Dresed
Robert S. Raulkner
Kansas City
Washington
West
Catitle Annally
Rocky Mountains
New England
Crem
Great Revolution Nears in Railway Signalling
A likely revolution in railways favors automatic signals replacing manual operation. The system would use wired and lever controlled signals, with signalling ends operated automatically, transforming the traditional signal methods in the industry.
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London
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Peru
Mr. C. FL Given
Sussex
N. B
Wastime Boating Club
C. F. Given
Seneca Street
Buffalo
N. Y
The
Sangerlust
New
Wilber
Chicago Record-Herald
Japan
N. X
Ayer
S. T. Jones
Wichita
Kana
Ayers Marseparills
Ege Aten CO
Lowell
Mgas
Mics
Kline
HK Ling, Ltd
Art
Phila
N. Ay. Hanvet
Ocean Grove
N.J
Postal Clerke’ Union
Payne Promisen
Sina
Verson
Noosevalt
Schwab
New York Clip
Steel Trust
Renate
Wiliam Jienny Milburn
United States Senate
Santa Barbara
Cad
Kirike Hiots
St. Petersburg
Russia
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Zelaya
Fort San Carlos
Nicragua
Megs
Newad Sea
Caluin
Patton
Noy
Faoslan
Teodor Machnow
Berlin
Germany
Dix
Wittebek
Cowhiong Jutygn Sfad
Leaya Nench
House of Delegates of
Virginia
Clarence J. Campbell
Amherst County
Cy Crawford
State Anti-Saloon League
Aniston
Eletron
Senate
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Mlotera
Nishui-Novgorod
Astor
Eamonn Castle
Willan Waldorf Astor
New Seven Oales
Kent
Koglind
Anne Boleyn
Henry VIII
Tower of London
Christen
Nora Tanline Werreshot
M. Stehorbina
Mitravitna
Jim
Ting
Constantinople
Turkey
Labor Works
San Francisco
Cat
Uriel
Tndianapolis
Ind
Indiansapolis
Atchison, Kan
Toronto
Jess
Woco
Sess
Birmont
Ala
Davis
Santa Clara Valley
San Jose
Alon
Newsport
Simon
Sh Sa
Sais Frayelero Cn
Professor Warehead Finda
Hopxinavills, Ky
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Uruguay
Guatemala
Korea
Hille
Mosher Amt
Kanean
Tretirns
Rane Fis
Popehe
Hed
Virdivestoeh
Rupsian Slherki
Amerie
Ggorge Motor
Hart Kinesey
Mekalisch
Atenptedk Seal Ponelling
Chen
Arnonat Eqntoalan Klin
Atexmedan
Ars
Uhnat
John H. Multiog
Kentucky
Seibborg
Yezway
Webb
California, Bay
Eorge Vaughan
Knoxville
Hi Dt
Miss Home
British Board of Trade
United States’ Steel Corporation
Ecompany
Gulf States
Delaware
Delaware Peach West
Emporia
Gazette
Ikonsog Elty, Journai
Philadelphia Telegraph
ATA
Lynn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emilie Seering
St. Ann’s Ave
Pinkbaus Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
John Lover
Louis
America
Bright
Wake Dean
FF Wainwright
Bones & Wainweight
Pulaski
Dean
Foster
Milburn Co
Butalo
Charles E. Ries Co
Malvera
L. Bowie Pene
Gore
Ena Erenten
W. L. Douglas
Niu
Solos
W. L. Doviglis
Ducremes
W. L.douglas
Heyl
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
MASA
Pivcahalee
Iacorriebn
Eras
Pk Cook
Ensio Jolin W.tmorris
Washington, D.C
Resiergpalenlaag
Spiaiouvilleas
Adja
Atty Ance
Kia
Sua Tsin
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