Perrina Remedies Backed By Satisfied Patients And Ship Power Costs
Emma Stolt of Appleton Wisconsin and Cheresa Bertles of White Church Missouri praise Perrina remedies for backaches catarrh and digestive troubles after months of ineffective treatments. The article notes Perrina’s perceived benefits and contrasts turbine and paddle wheel steamers cost per nautical mile with speeds around 22 knots for turbines and 20 knots for paddle wheels.
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Emma Stolt
Oneida St
Appleton, Wis
Feruna
Biekercomen
Tess
Most Insidious Disease Described By Patient Emma Shirley
A long reader letter details kidney disease symptoms and review of Dean's Kidney Pills with testimonial of twelve boxes cured, plus claim of weight gain and life saved. Includes scattered statistics on suicide rates in the United Kingdom and Europe, plus brief notes on a Chicago theology school and Western Australia gold mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Shirley
Killbuci
N. Y
Dean
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Two Grocer Learns from Customer Taste for Postum Coffee
A grocer explains his shift in view after trying Postum Food Coffee to compare with customer preferences. A customer suggests adjusting boiling time to produce a Java like beverage with gluten and phosphates, leading the grocer to join the Postum army and claim relief from kidney troubles and health gains. Postum is described as pure liquid food, not medicine, with a promotional line about improving well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Wellvilly
Roman
The Burro Heist Hopefuls Face a Narrow Escape
In a frontier camp tale two youths pursue abducted burro Donk and the two pursuers, a tall Mexican and a red headed man, as the brothers trail through sluice valley to a ridge. A dramatic standoff ends when the boys free Donk and mount, while a gunfight erupts nearby.
Sluice Box Robbers and a Donk's Narrow Escape
In a frontier tale, two boys flee pursuers as bullets fly from Rulllen. Donk is pursued down a mountain slope aided by a brave boy's balancing ride. They reach Sluice Valley safely, returning to their mother with a shot bag of ill gotten gold tucked away for their education.
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Donk
Rulllen
Ione
Mike Leeches
Iast
Doak
Sluice Valley
Pearls of Thought Reflections from the New York Press
A series of humorous maxims on marriage money and manners, humorously framing gender roles and social expectations. The lines poke at laziness, income, mothers worries, arguments, manners, and vanity with a bachelor’s wry voice sourced from Reflections of a Bachelor.
Deep Thinking Among Patriots and Tomatoes Behind the Bar
A young man muses on existence between drinks, noting Providence and foreseen cycles like monthly fruits and vegetables. He jokes about one thing ending and another beginning, as patrons listen to the reflection amid bar chatter and a misread clue about tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Conyvneon
Red headed woodpecker trapped in stove pipe story
A tale from the Columbus Dispatch describes a red headed woodpecker found in a kitchen stove pipe near the gas flame. The bird likely entered the chimney top and descended, gasping for air as it was released. The note ends with a remark on digestion and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sinise
Columbus Dispatch
Household Tips For Cleaning Food And Fabric Repairs
A long list of home remedies covers coffee bag cleaning paste for cracks in floors and wainscoting. It warns about odors from incandescents and offers DIY starch removal, wrinkle remedies for summer wear, and stain removal methods for iron rust and silver. It also includes simple recipes for lemon pie, hermits cookies, peanut cookies, feather cake, strawberry dessert, and rice pudding style dishes.
Porpoise Invasion Rushes Inland After Boat Chase
A Kildysart correspondent reports dramatic activity near a river mouth where porpoises pursued by a large group of people caused rowboats to cluster. One dead porpoise yielded a fisherman a discovery of more than a hundred weight of offerings inside its body. The piece also notes an old court custom linking maids of honor with dowry arrangements for advantageous marriages.
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Kildysart
County Clare
P. T T
A Practical Reason. Investigating Treacher Do
The fragment discusses investigations and warned about consequences of actions. It references phrases about returning harm and mentions names in a cryptic, incomplete context. The text appears garbled and lacks coherent events or clear subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treacher
Eddinore
Fragmented Voice Notes on Reading Prep
A garbled excerpt describes a student reading and preparation tasks with stray phrases about a visitor and an awkward exchange. Key names or clear events are not present, leaving only partial dialogue and fragmented thoughts.
Government Sues Tobacco Trust In Equity Action
The United States Circuit Court in New York City hears a case to dissolve the Tobacco Trust under the Sherman Act. The bill seeks injunctions restraining interstate commerce, stock holdings among components, and contracts with rivals. It names American Tobacco Company and allied groups including Imperial Tobacco and British American Tobacco, with twenty-nine individual defendants led by James G. Duke and Thomas F. Ryan. A possible criminal action against trust officials is suggested by Special Assistant D A McReynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Tobacco Trust
United States Circuit
Wiezal
American Tobacco Company
Imperial Tobacco Company
London
British- American Tobacco Company
American Saw Company
Staff Trust
McAndrews & Forbes Company
Licorice Trust
Conley Fol! Company
Tin Poll Trust
American Cigar Company
American Stogle Company
United Clear Stores Company
Aletyive
James 2. Duke
Thos. F. Ryan
Six youths drown when sloop capsizes in Penobscot Bay
Bangor Maine reports six of seven youths drown after the sloop Ruth capsized in Penobscot Bay. Laurent D Hall, a strong swimmer from Bangor, survived by swimming three quarters of an hour and was rescued by the tug Bismarck. Victims include Harry Dugan A Robinson Raymond Smith Roy Palmer Frederick Ringwall and William Vauge all Bangor area youths from prominent families with college ties.
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Bangor
Penobscot Bay
Ruth
Brooksville
Laurent D. Hall
Bismarck
Harry Dugan
Plt
Dugan
Bowdoin College
A. Robinson
F. Roingon
Raymond Smith
Sherman W. Smith
Roy Palmer
W. A. Palmer
Frederick Ringwall
Knute A. Ringwall
Head on Collision Jolts Erie Route Near Caldwell Station
A westbound Erie Trail local passenger train 82 collided head on with a freight string about 200 yards east of Caldwell station on the Caldwell branch. About fifty aboard. Mrs Ida Petroff injured, Loretta Jackson age ten severely wounded. Petroff sent to a Pine Brook farm, Jackson taken to Roseland relatives. Engineer Wulfy survived with a scalp wound.
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Montclair
SN J
Caldwell
Erie
Ida Petroff
Loretta Jackson
Jackson
Pine Brook
Roseland
Wulfy
Murder in Texas as son kills mother over wedding clash
In Killeen Texas Lee Roe shot his mother after she opposed his marriage and disowned him. He mounted his horse and fled leaving her dead. The case follows a dispute over the impending wedding and family estrangement.
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Killeen
Texas
Lee Roe
Troe
Leavange
Pie accident scars Maryland girl's beauty in kitchen mishap
Miss Josephine Eavey daughter of Samuel Eavey suffered severe facial burns after fainting while helping her mother bake custard pies. She toppled into a pie with scalding contents splashing across her face from chin to forehead in Tilagerstown Maryland.
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Tillagerstown
Josephine Eavey
Samuel Eavey
Ife
San Francisco Mayor Schmitz Denied Bail and Visitation
Judge Dunne refused to admit Mayor Schmitz to bail and denied him the privilege of visiting his attorneys. Schmitz appeared to answer indictments charging him with accepting bribes from a gas company and United Railroads. The bail denial was decisive. the other matter proceeded as a formality.
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San Francisco
Dunne
Schmitz
Balt
Visiing Hs
Bials
Gus Company
United Railroads
Mother and Child Die in Galveston Train Crash
Mrs. Touts Herbert and her young son from Beaumont were killed after leaping from a car to avoid a train in Galveston Texas. The automobile was wrecked as they were crushed between the cars. French courts restore Catholic masses funds to heirs of the deceased.
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Touts Herbert
Beaumont
Galveston
Texas
Drowned in Connecticut River
Two persons, Carl Punt and his niece Miss Jonnie Baxter of Wartford, drowned in the Connecticut River despite his attempt to save her. A press note from Narbonne, France cites Marcellin Albert as a wine industry leader visiting Clemenceau. In Idaho, defense began testifying to challenge the Warey Orehit case.
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Carl Punt
Jonnie Baxter
Wartford
Connecticut River
Albert Tanses
Narbonne
Franee
Marcellin
Albert Hug Fost
France
Clemenceau
Noise
Idaho
Dupench
Warey Orehit
Regional Market Prices and Dairy Goods Listing
The page lists per quart and per unit prices for dairy items and produce at a state market. It covers milks and cheeses with quality grades, assorted fruits, vegetables, poultry, and meats including specific prices and product descriptions.
West Virginia Day at Jamestown Exposition Features Coal Column
Norfolk report on West Virginia Day at the Jamestown Exposition details a 1224 foot coal column display showing grades of West Virginia coal. Secretary Cortelson spoke urging prudent national policy amid inflation and calling for courage and common sense to sustain future prosperity.
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Norfolk
West Virginia
New York State
Treasury
Cortelson
Toledo Lumper and Brick Dealers Sentenced to Workhouse
Wealthy Toledo merchants from the Lumber Dealers and Brick Dealers associations and two bridge agents were sentenced to six months in the workhouse for restraint of trade. Twenty one lumber, nine brick dealers and two agents pleaded guilty. Judge Morris condemned price control harming the poor and chose imprisonment over fines.
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Toledo
Ohio
Lumber and Bridge Trusts
Lumber Dealers’ Credit Association
Brick Dealers’ Association
Bridge
Ice Trust
Lindley W. Morris
Micang
Marius V. Barbour
Barbour & Starr
George L. Freeman
Kelsey & Freeman
Hiram Kelsey
John H. Puck
Western Manufacturing Company
Frederick E Wilker
Wilker Manufacturing Company
Harry Q. Diammond
W. N. Cleveland
Canton Bridge Company
Dam Break Traps Party as Launch is Swept Over
A gasoline launch on the Conewango River near Warren Pennsylvania was swept over a dam after heavy rains. Of nine aboard six drowned including Mrs George Baker and Violet Best. Mr Best and others invited guests were at a cottage with a party heading to Russell Boat Landing when a launched engine failed and the vessel drifted toward the dam.
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Warren
Conewango
George Baker
John Pest
John Best
Violet Best
John
QO. F. Butts
Philadelphia
Uilda Knox
Foreign born share cited and Dropay Specialista claim
The item notes eleven percent of the U S population is foreign born and claims TL Green's Sons of Atlanta Ga are the only successful Dropay Specialistas worldwide with an offer advertised in another column of the paper.
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United States
TL. Green
Atlanta
Texas Outlaws Trust Goods to Face Felony Law
In Texas a sweeping anti trust statute took effect making it a felony to represent a trust as agent or to sell trust made goods with penalties of two to ten years in the penitentiary. Gov’t enforcement vows to press the law strictly as announced by Attorney General Davidson and assistant Lightfoot.
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Hiram Mattingly
Vermillion, S. Dak
Austin
Texas
R. V. Davidson
J. P. Lightfoot
Weather favorable for Hartford hay crop yield
Despite unusual conditions hindering the season hay crop, Hartford New Jersey farmers report heavy harvests with one grower yielding up to two and a half tons of timothy hay per acre while the average is about one and a half tons. Securities prices continue modest recovery with little public interest.
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Hartford
N. J
Boston Buys Texas Wool at Century-Plus Prices
Boston firms purchase 1,100,000 pounds of Texas wool in the San Angelo district at an average of 18 cents per pound for eight months and 21 cents for twelve months. Purchase totals large, signaling steady demand in the textile market.
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San Angelo
Texas
Boston
Mercantile Payments Prompted by Higher Rates Abroad
Mercantile payments became more prompt as money rates stayed high and increased gold was sent abroad, signaling tighter financial flows. The shift reflects stronger incentives to settle international balances despite elevated costs.
Foundations Hold Strong Amid Farm Miner Wealth
The text asserts farmers and miners form the foundation of wealth and material prosperity. It argues these sectors will not deteriorate. their stability underpins the broader economy and societal progress despite uncertain conditions.
Locomotives Turned Out by Baldwin Works in Six Months
For the six months ending June 1834 Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia produced sixty locomotives, incurring costs exceeding $18,000. The figures reflect the scale of early American locomotive manufacturing and the city's growing rail industry.
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Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Conditions Boost Expansion in Trade and Crop Growth
Improved weather continues to support crop development and expand trade activity. The report notes stronger demand in heated goods markets and a revival in previously sluggish orders, signaling overall growth in commerce.
Grain Prices Rise as Crop News Encouraging
Grain prices advance amid generally encouraging crop news. Cotton reacts to an official report on condition that falls below expectations and while rope prices swing on manipulation signals.
Record Corn Crop Outlook and Cotton Decline
Describes a forecast of a massive corn crop due to winter destruction of other crops, with an expected 3,000,000,000 bushels and a market value around 1.5 billion dollars. States total value of four major crops could reach 3.3 to 4.0 billion dollars. Also notes government report of the cotton crop being the poorest on record for the season.
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Cleveland
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Duluth
Reeyon
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Spokkane
Philadelphia Bulletin
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Shide
U. S
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U.S
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Benger St
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Mich
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P’a
Americs
Pennsylvania
Aberdeen
Wash
Patermo
Italy
Kiev
Russia
Cortelyou
Frank A. Leach
Riviera
John Hay
Samuel Mather
Adelbert College
Amasa Stone
Belgium
Thomas P. Walsh
Violet Watson
Gadsden
Daughters of the Confederies
Nat Gadsden
Ala
Emmi Sansom
Harding
Lillie 2
Berryman
Nebraska
Sofia Agnes Johnson
Coatesville
Katherine EH. Conway
Boston Pilot
Notre Dame University
Conway
Buallt
Ube Sea
Gael
Tequest
National
Hoaten
Mutfajn
Cincinnat
Ht Lows
Patel Hiai
John JT
Lewd Bros
Pijaburg
National Lead
Ul! Oo
Liber Z
Libby
McNeill & Libby
Dublin
N.Y
Glenn
Tale and Whiaker Dyo Binck
Brown
Standard Dil Company
New England
Boston Maine Railroad
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DEPT
Boston & Maine
R. R
Boston, Mass
Book Publishing House
Leonard Street
Sterling Remedy Co
Byban Hts
Hamilton Ayers A
Leonard Stewbork
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