Catarrh Relief Endorsement From Cincinnati Woman
Mrs Annie Catron of 927 Main St Cincinnati Ohio reports relief from chronic catarrh after using Verona and Peruna tablets claiming complete cure in one month with overall health improvement. Includes recommendation to try Peruna and request for free Peruna Almanac for 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Catron
Main St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Penman
Verona
Walla
Teeland
Winslow
Hamburg
Mall
Paxton. CO
Boston
Japs Taking Up Boxing Says Loughney
A. M. Loughney, athlete and jiu jitsu student in Japan, says Japanese interest in American boxing is rising and a top prizefighter may emerge from the country. He notes their fighting instinct, potential endurance, and quick learning, but cites shorter reach as a drawback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Loughney
Japan
Loughney
Baltimore News
Substitutes Rise As Turpentine Demand Grows
Global oil of turpentine totals 21 400 000 gallons, produced mainly in the United States. Concerns over resource depletion drive demand for substitutes and refined wood turpentine, though the latter's odor from impurities limits its painter appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mayoral expenses and a Midlands town affair
A Midlands town chief magistrate declined a football club subscription, citing prior outlay from office. A ledger titled Mayoralty Expenses and an entry Dresy sult $10 appear, reflecting the era’s handling of public costs and private fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midlands
Reynolds’ Newspaper
Found a Way to Be Clear of the Coffee Troubles
A woman recounts how her husband suffered coffee-driven illness including jaundice and kidney issues but recovered after giving up coffee and starting Postum. She notes her own health improvement from 95 to 115 pounds and credits Postum with easing headaches and nervousness. She claims many misjudge Postum and cites a former grocer who now plans to switch to Postum. There’s a promotional line about The Road to Wellville and a note from Postum Co. Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewark
Postum
Postum Co
Battle ‘Creek
Mich
Welk Gates
Bollyar
Tammany
Dolliver
H'm
Dublin
Jarvey
Puneh
Splinter
Hunt
Punch
Dirard
Pala
Chicago Daily News
Algernon
Cleveland
Mrs. Dodd's Clothing Society Charity Tales
In a Torbolton Home for Indigent Females Sereny Dodd leads a small clothing drive aided by niece Lydia and Mrs. Wells. Donations include handkerchiefs stockings and shoestrings plus garments from residents. A dispute erupts over misread items and a moral flare ends with a biblical comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serena Dodd
Torbolton
Samantha Wells
Mrs. Dodd
Samantha
United States
Canada
Lyddy
Miss Barcum
Serena
Lydia
Soceity
Gally
Mrs. Wells
Mra
van Dusenberry
Dodd
Van
Aunt Dodd
Clothing Society
Sereny Dodd
Serany
Mis. Wells
Lydia Barnum
Sereny
Sally Sloane
Betty Macdonald
Pictou County
Betty
Dougin John
Taunton
Httle Ethelindy
John
Nob Hill
Eriga
Angela
Miss Barnum
Allive
Soreny
Two Wicked Women Reveal Christmas Theft Motive
In a Youth's Companion passage, Mrs Dodd and Mia Wells confess to hiding and gifting stolen Christmas washcloths and lamplighters profits. They grope for repentance as they imagine social judgment and seek to finish their remaining bundle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samantha
MM. Well
Mia Wells
Mrs. Dodd
Peter
Wells
Dining in London Then and Now Compared
A reminiscence traces London dining from gaslit rooms above the St James/ Berkeley to private clubs at Covent Garden. It notes social scrutiny of mixed dining and the rise of private houses as elite spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
London
St James Hotel
Berkeley
Bachelor's Club
Covent Garden
Century Magazine
Charles T. Wilburn
Pittsburg
Tulane
The Extreme Penalty and Humorous Missteps
A column notes Lord Russell campaigning in Scotland with staged Scotch humor drawing applause. It recalls a young Russell at a trial asking the extreme penalty for bigamy, and a child Freddie who recalls his mother’s instruction by taking two plates of tea at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Russell
Scotland
Russell
St Louis
Red Banana Arrives in London Market
In London a rare fruit display features a red banana variety called Jue malea. The fruit is noted for its dull red color and richer flavor, priced about three times the ordinary Canary banana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Graphic
Industrial outlook voices from banker and steel man
A banker predicts a material contraction in the near term with a recession in business and hardship for industry and railroads, while a steel executive argues the current lull is temporary and that prosperity will return as pessimism fades, despite a monetary panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Sunesayity
Prent
Radium purchase and diplomatic notes in brief
Washington reports state radium bought for $3000 by the Bureau of Insular Affairs for experiments in the Philippines. Other items note travel of Ambassador and Viscountess Aoi to Japan via San Francisco, a death of J. C. Bancroft Davis, and various foreign and domestic updates including a recall premium on a $20 gold piece and tremors over emigration and anti trust debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Washington
Philippines
Aol
San Franscisco
Japan
J. C. Bancroft Davis
United States Supreme Court
Hale
Naval Affairs Committee
Admiral Browngan
Rixey
W. B. Ridgely
Pillott
Metcalf
Marine Corps
Colonel Goethals
Panama Canal
la Boen
Miraflores
Wary Lyrics Hint at Harsh Winter Demands
The Washington Star quotes a fragmentary verse urging endurance of cold and privation. It hints at strict rules of dress and behavior, suggesting a setting of austere discipline and sacrifice without detailing the full context or participants.
Nightly cartoons and city chatter in Punch style exchange
A collage of humorous vignettes and quotes from Punch style panels. Jests about Tammany and Irish Dublin population mix with mock conversations featuring a hunter and a grateful mother. A New Orleans anecdote ends with a spaghetti factory mistaken for bamboo curtains in a decorative street scene.
Fireman Rescues Dog From Burning House
Steve Kenney, nephew of Fire Chief James Kenney, rushed into a Carlton Street home to save a dog trapped in a kitchen pool of water. Despite flames driving him back, a second attempt found the animal and returned it to three year old Catherine Foley, who cried for her pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Kenney
Kenney
James Kenney
Daniel Foley
Carlton Street
Catherine Foley
Catherine
Berkeley Dispatch
San Francisco
Court Adverts Death Presumption in Disappearance Case
Vienna court publishes a long official notice calling on Fittelg Rohr born April 24 to appear before Oberndorf court before March 12 1908 or be presumed dead. Rohr would be 137, making the likelihood of appearance remote. The report reflects strict judicial action in missing persons cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Oberndorf
due _Fitellg Rohr
Hem Fedelis Rohr
Atve
New York
Tilhune
Arizona Trappers Buck Captures A Month Of Game
T R Foy reports from Phoenix after a month along the Gila and Salt rivers showing six wildcats, seven coyotes, four raccoons, seven skunks and two foxes. The bounty will total about $40 with hides bringing extra. He notes coyotes are abundant but hard to trap, wildcats common and larger than expected, and traps must be perfectly placed to catch prey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
T. R. Foy
Phoenix
Glin
Salt
Arizona Republican
A Pupils Bold Defiance of Grammar Rules Cited
An American school tale from Washington features a boy who writes have gone fifty times while claiming have went replying that JOHN WHITE signs his defiant note. A modern house concept predicts a single large room with a small electric kitchen and a vast enclosed porch for outdoor sleeping comforts. An Norfolk Co VA merchant recalls kidney trouble relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills, crediting healing to the treatment and a stone passage. Canton exports of Chinese crackers rise to 45,197 hundredweight from 1905 levels and a five-year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John White
Harper’s Weekly
America
San Francisco
C. L. Wood
Fentress
Norfolk Co
Mr. Wood
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Canton
Cuticura Remedies Cure Eczema Says North Branch Woman
Miss Anabel Wilson of North Branch Michigan describes three months of severe facial eczema and scabbing cured after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Remedies. She notes not knowing exact quantities used and adds a complete recovery. Also mentions a one day cold cure with Bromo Quinine by J W Grove priced 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anabel Wilson
North Branch
Mich
J. W. Grove
Truth and Quality claims for syrups and cures in old ad text
An OCR fragment touts Syrup of Figs and Elisir of Senna as a benign laxative with physician approval, warns against mercury ointments for catarrh, promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo, and notes Harvard’s 1869 president election replacing the late Carl Schurz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey
Hall
Ed. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Wall
W. Putnam
Harvard
Germanic Museum Association of
Association
Carl Schurz
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Mrs. Dodi
Mrs. Wels
Nan
Ananus
Sapphira
Mra.Dodd
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Ananiny
Saaphira
S. Wells
Samanthy Wells
Ananias
Holtwood Dodd
West End
Lord Wolseley
Lord Brassey
Birrell
Archbishop of Canterbury
Lord Loreburn
Thomas Tipton
Deerhohm Tree
W. §. Gilbert
Herr Ku
Des Moines
Berlin
Paris
Sousa
Europe
Himan
Germany
Freddie
Adstead
Harper's Weekly
Nest
Firata
DEANS
Afarrow
Cholct
TRI Jum
Choice
Wello
Idney
Jersey
Turkey
Roilera
Phila
Ucka
Eppers
Jane Ebenee
Yale
Duluth
Punjab
India
Burley Tobacco Pool
American Tobacco Company
Bankers’ Magazine
London Stocks Exchange
Aroostook County
Premiun
New Zealand
Cuba
Porto Rico
Planters’ Association
Honolulu
Hawaii
BE. F P. Bishop
Calenz
Edward S. Fowler
Port of
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Next Friends
Eddy
Christian Science Head
William E. Chandler
McCurtain
Okla
Fairmont
Ayer
Mass
William Baker
Howard Reynolds
Charles Becker
National Bank of
Bellville
Caleman Sellers
Philadelphia
Freeborn G. Smith
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Sparks
Nevada
Goldfield
Findlay
Byron Williamson
Standard Oil
Jane
Thompson
Williamson
Pekin Gay
Sebree
Pacific
Charles Dilke
Leipsfe
Baxony
Foreign Office
Admiralty
Great Britain
Shah
Parliane
Vancouver
British Columbia
Africa
Count Bont de Castellana
Hello de Sagan
China
Peksa
France
Belgium
Congo
Saumara
Russia
Bobroft
Morocco
Bank of England
D. J. McCarthy
Fellows Cwhn
Kate
Eliza
Mamine
Puck
Chicago Record-Herald
New Orleans
Lawrence
Louisville Coupler Journal
Virginia
Chihl
California Fig Syrup Co
Kline
H.R. Kline
Arch St
Phila. Pa
Woollord
L Ramston Ayers A. M
Poe
HOUSE
Leonard St
New Yorks
Fulton Street
Thompson's
Chesebrough Mfg. CO
N. Y. City
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