Urinary Ailments Linked to Chronic Catarrh of Kidneys
Testimonies from several readers claim Peruna cured kidney and bladder catarrh and related nervous weakness. A New York Sun wartime correspondent, C. B. Newhof of Albany, and F. B. Richards of Washington, D. C., describe long illness improving after Peruna use. Toronto merchant John Nimmo also attests four years of poor health ending with Peruna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOROL
Vorteee
Newhof
Delaitreat
Albany
Montelore Club
Perana
C. B. Newhof
F. B. Richards
E Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Cuba
New York Sun
Sun Dispatch
States
Peruna
Reading
Benoit
John Nimmo
Lippincott St
Toronto
Can
Masonic Order
Perrin
Samuel Frake
Prospect ‘Plains
N. J
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
L. E. Pinkham
Edoall
J. W. Lang
Third Avenue
New York
Peruna Promoted as Harmless Narcotic Free Remedy
An advertisement extols Peruna claiming it contains no narcotics and is harmless for long term use. It asserts Peruna does not produce drug habits and offers permanent relief by gradually eliminating catarrh. The text argues the product suits many homes and cannot work if narcotics were present.
Village Fiasco and Irish Turkeys in Late Satire
A collage of 19th century notices. A magician’s trick recurs with a disappearing rabbit asides. Canon McAlpine condemns unemployment aid while lambasting fat sheep on hillsides. A humorist steals turkeys after a hint about rationing. Belgian officials seize tobacco worth $2000 with confiscations and rewards. A Paris telegram notes mule brains as a delicacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon McAlpine
Clifden
County Galway
Ireland
Doan's Kidney Pills Bring Quick Cure Says Nellie Davis
Kansas City society leader Nellie Davis credits Doan's Kidney Pills with a rapid full recovery from back pain headaches and general malaise after a cold. She endorses Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and dealers. Price 50 cents. The piece also notes a college talk and a humorous machine directions anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Wonan
Kansas City
Doan
Nellie Davis
Michigan Avenue
Club
Sentan
Wellie Davis
Danny
Dean
Foster- Aburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
The Apple Our Fruit and Its Democratic Image
The Apple Our Fruit extols the apple as the most democratic fruit symbolizing the nation’s corner grocery and local towns. It contrasts other fruits with regal or religious associations and notes its mid, palatable qualities and role in fellowship and long life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarican
New England
South
Middle West
Good Fellowship
Long Lfe
Liberian Hippo Potamus and Derbian Eland Among Unknown Animals
Two obscure species are described Liberian plemy hippopotamus and the Derbian eland of West Africa. The plemy hippo is smaller than the common variety with distinct teeth and solitary habits, making it hard to hunt. The Derbian eland, called Jinke Janko by Mandigoes, remains almost unknown in Europe and America despite Northwest African coastal outposts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerblandland
Europe
Coffee Dangers Prompt Health Turnaround With Postum Cure
A woman explains coffee caused nervous heart trouble and choking while drinking. After switching to Postum, her health and her husband’s improved, and she urges others to avoid coffee. The testimonial ends noting Postum Co of Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bub
Tso Brant
Tever
Postiin Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Diplomatic Nominations and Cabinet Reappointments Detailed
The President sent to the Senate a broad slate of diplomatic and consular nominations, with several Cabinet members reappointed. Key moves include Wynne's replacement at London, Cortelyou taking the Boston post, and Shaw slated to retire in February 1906. Ambassadors to Britain, France, Russia, and Italy named, along with ministers to China and Denmark. Consuls General and consuls for major posts listed, plus health-based tenure adjustments at The Hague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DD. C
Senate
Mimely
Cockrell
Quarles
Eaxtern
Wisconsin
Wynne
Cortelyau
Bostofles
London
England
Vicerf
Clay Evans
Shaw
Mebimary
Aresti
Rekl
France
Preal- Ment Mayrisan
Whitelaw
New, York
Great Britain
Cne
Robert S. McCorrick
Winds
George W. L. Meyer
Massachusetts
Russia
Iowa
Mexico
Henry White
Ithode Island
Itay
Bellamy Storer
Austinn Court
Alhough
Ohio
McCormick
Mey
St. Petersburg
Rome
Conger
China
Wilte
Hindassy
Wilbur
Woodville Rockhill
District of Columbia
David J. II
New York
Netherlands
Henry Lane Wilson
Leighun
Williaca Miller Collier
Spain
Brutus J. Clas
Kentucky
Switzerland
Thomas J. O'Brien
Michigan
Denmark
Charles M. Graves
Minnesota
Sweden
Norway
Edward C. O'Brien
Paraguay
Uruguay
John B. Jackson
New Jersey
Greece
Montenegro
Bulgaria
John W. Riddle
Miurosots
Romaoia and
Servia
J. Samuel R. Gummere
Morocco
Frederick M. Ryder
Collecticel
San Juan del Norte
Nicaragua
Arthur J. Clare
Mansachusetts
Barbadoes
West Indies
Robert Brent Mosher
Capeaten
Collingwoood
Ontario
Canad Hunter Shaia
Nova Carolina
Kobe
Japan
Nobert & Chilton, Jr
Calrmbia
Toronto
Canada
Frederic MacMaster
Zanzibar
Zanzivar
Ries Sloeuu
Serr York
Welaar
Germany
George B. Anderon
Nubia
Antign Pois Rivet
Ce- T
St. Justncy
Newe York
St Crescen
Y. Alplyaulia
Thode Island
Havre
Ther Tlon
Stanford Newel
Amer Christer
the Hague
Youness
Mr. Newel
Newel
Yeanabhy
Davide Jayne Dum
Myr. Newel
Minursota
Ips
Dying by the Hundred at Mukden Battlefront
Troops of the Army of the East press on under heavy losses near Mukden. Wounded men crowd two wheeled carts while Chinese drivers struggle to move them forward as Japanese and Russian forces clash around The Hill with the Tower. General Alleff arrives with reinforcements as Lieutenant Colonel Hrostitsky joins the fight at the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennenkampf
Oubencousa
Mukden
Agate
Oubenepusa
Russhin
Alleff
Hrostitsky
Mystery of Clara McConnell Murder Solved in Philadelphia
Two men confess to police official Taylor about the death of Clara McConnell the hunchback whose body was found in a stable pile on the Tenderloin outskirts. Larry Norris previously jailed for burglary is named. an accomplice’s identity is withheld. The motive was robbery and the crime involved luring McConnell to a stable on Clarion Street below Cherry where she was attacked and robbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara McConnell
Duadelphia
Taylor
Norris
Wilmington
Del
Miss McConnell
Clarion Street
Cherry
Government to Go On in Panama Canal After Congress Delays
Secretary Taft faces decision on continuing administration of canal zone adults as Congress fails to pass new law. Washington debates authority and future governance amid stalled legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welhiington
D. C
Congress
Canal Zone
Taft
Judge Reagan Dies in Texas at Age 86
Sole surviving Confederate Cabinet member Judge John Reagan died in Baltes tine Texas of pneumonia. Reagan aged eighty six had suffered failing health for over a year. British Trade Report notes February exports rise while imports drop by 6 527 010 dollars year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nouston
Texas
John of Reagan
Baltestine
Reagan
London Board of Trade
United Kingdon
Fragmented Tidbits From The Nation's Pulse
A collection of brief notes mentions Postmaster General Cortelyou hinting at resignation, President Roosevelt’s height noted, Kaiser concessions, Governor Folk of Missouri and kin, Andrew Carnegie’s university donation offer, Minister of Public Instruction’s visiting cards, inventor Knapp’s death, and various unrelated societal snippets including a Sandy Hook pilot’s retirement and Stowe family birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy Eames
Roosevelt
Cano
Folk
Missouis
Andrew Caravele Lings Olered
University of Virginia
United Minuister of Public Instruction
Attlee
Rot
Knapp
Wad Moon
Cal
New York
California
Nacvaid University
George HT
Sisca
Sandy Hook
Lyhe
Koekefeliot
Metbe
Eber
David Milton CH
Wow Scvolinsin
Tsabetla Beecher Hooker
Lydia Beechy
Gomes Pisnents Battalion
Los Aueclew
Ery
Wholesale Prices Across New York Milk and Produce Market
The document lists varied wholesale quotes from the New York Milk Exchange and related creamery firms, detailing standard quality milk prices, creamery statements, and ranges for dairy products. It also lists live poultry, eggs, fruits, vegetables, and livestock prices with numerous carrier and unit specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Law II
Western
Fane
Faney
State
Penn
Howe
Pea
Cali
Peek
Enrai
Aontes
Baldwin
Wits
Capone
Phila
Nors
Slater WO
Chow
Pacific Coast
Cliwe
Prado
Vigrtanrre
Oran
Perbag
Reeves
Alves
Sheatte
Gold Holdings in Major Banks Reach Historic Levels
A World overview shows the Bank of France at a record gold level around 275 million dollars, the Bank of Germany near 275 million, and the Imperial Bank of Russia holding the largest sum since 1808. The Bank of England remains about 10 million below its peak, while New York banks carry about 58 million less gold than last August. Despite declines, Associated Banks in New York hold more specie than ever before in this context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Bank of France
Bank of Germany
Imperial Bank of Russia
Russia
Bank of England
Inez Leptember
Germany
London
New York
Cain
Survey Por Meat Ros LW Henry Leads New York Co Survey
Henry representing the Tua Ampruna Asphalt Co. of New York oversees a survey project spanning San Felipe to Taupe and the Wheat Reserve. The report notes silk goods value decline and state investments, with rabbits described as dull and weak in the context of agricultural output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW. Henry
Tua Ampruna Asphalt Co
New York
Avielriad
San Felipe
Taa
Taupe
Cortin Hive
Talebine
Jersey Lake Lem
New Jersey
Stainves
Preserved Fig Duty Upheld by Appraisers Board
The Board of United States General Appraisers sustained a protest by SS. Peres Co. of Boston against a duty ruling. The decision upheld taxing preserved fruits and related articles under tariff provisions, detailing per pound valuations and percent rates. The record notes imports and exports including pine and other commodities, and references Bureau of Statistices data from Washington. The piece also mentions a racing event and a workers union victory abroad in a fragmented manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
United States General Appraisers
SS. Peres Co
Boston
Mast
Russians claim retreat as Japanese push near Mukden
The report describes Japanese right and left wings advancing toward Mukden from multiple axes near Sinmintun and Sha River. Russian lines hold west of Mukden despite heavy fighting and feared breakthrough on the right, with Nogi's force reportedly appearing west of Sinmintun supporting Oyama's center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toldo
Japan
Oya
Hons
Sinmintun
Ahout
Mukden
Tafang
Tangtoushin
Shabotea
Fanthtotak
Sha Tver
Oyama
Putilo
Kuroki
Ta Pass
Chuchtutun
Colummn
Lokuyu River
Galto Pass
Chlenhotsi
Yilige
Tita
Sholing
Wulungkow
Chienkotaw
Indeng
Sha
Isinketehen
Kangulugying
Mandarin Road
Linehlatal
Chahotsy
Line River
Yipantal
Mukden Road
Oku'a
Sumintun
Nogi
Port Arthur
Kuropatkin
Stoimuutin
Goenurul Nogi
Usarl
Hike Hehtahiy
Claire Sky
Talmintun
Slamintua
Linn
FATAL FREIGNC WRECK KILLS TWO MEN AND ENDS LIMBS
In Toledo area a head on collision between two freight trains on the Baltimore and Ohio injures Garrrett Indiana men J B Cogley and Thomas Cary. Cogley loses both legs and Cary loses one after wreck near Deilinu Sanwel Beadle. Miss Elsie Porter marries in Paris with local officials officiating. No new developments in Stanford case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Baltimore
Sanwel Beadle
Gareert
Ind
J.B. Cogley
Miu
Thomas Cary
Garrett
Cogley
Carr
Labor unions and workers face long hours and disputes outlined
The passage outlines multiple labor protests and union actions across the United States and Europe. It notes the Nadgoat Chemferd Plumbers and Lead Burners' Union with about 250 members, the Michigan State Butchers Association preparing opposition, and San Francisco Organized Labor advocating for worker welfare. It mentions Chicago deadlocks over a half holiday, strike costs for the International Union of Boots and Shoes Workers, and carmakers in Ohio with representatives in Congress. It also references international meetings on worker protection and disputes affecting bricklayers, carpenters, and other trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simtest International Wala
Nadgoat Chemferd Plumbers and Lead Burners’ Union
Michigan State Butcheis’ Association
San Franscisco
Minny Parth
California
Chicago
Hoot Aid Shoe Worker International Union
Airane
Ohio
Conpers
Philippine U-Terauls
Bhgehstuiths
Union
Attisburg
Manedak
Terfere
Paris Footwear and a Patchwork of Oddities
A patchy digest notes trends from Paris boot shops selling miniature footgear carried by brides for servants to fetch. Mentions Madrid banking shifts, a Fundy title claim, Dr. Kilmer cures, and Mother Gray powders, with stray remarks on Maine quarrying and hen behavior in cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Madrid
Cuticura Hair Growth Claim From Independence Resident
A. W. Tait of Independence Virginia writes that after using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap his scalp cleared of dandruff and hair loss ceased with hair growth as strong as ever. The note dates Sept 15 and praises Cuticura as a toilet soap. Outside polar regions unexplored, John A Salter Seeds Co of La Crosse Wisconsin touts Million Dollar Grass as a quick hay producer, noting its rise to fame in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Tait
Independence
A. Nayae
A. W. ‘Patt
Independence, Va
John A. Salter Seeds Co
la Crosse
Wis
America
Salters seeds and birds in a farmer's talk in Chicago Tribune
Agricultural editors and professors discuss Salter seeds and Bromus Inermis as top hay and pasture producers. The piece notes Victoria rape and Speltz as additional feeds, plus a long digression on mating habits of bald eagles and woodpeckers, citing Chicago Tribune as source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
Salter
Victoria
John A. Salzer
Weather and crime link notes near record barometer
The London Telegraph cites Professor Dexter of Illinois linking weather to behavior. It notes that high air pressure correlates with more crime, insanity, misconduct, illness, and death, while drunkenness rises under low pressure, affecting magistrates’ workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London ‘Telegraph
Timekeeping by Western Union and a jumble of ads
The text describes Western Union earning about 1,000,000 annually for maintaining 70,000 clocks via automatic time signals at noon. It mixes unrelated items including a Toledo firm oath for Hall's Catarrh Cure, and an advertisement clutter with medical and household products and a school anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Naval Observatory
Western Union
Bratz
Oui
Crrz
Toizno
Evens County
J. Cuexry
F. J. Crever & Co
Toledo
Hall
J. Cheney
A.D
A. W.oneasox
Curley & Co
Loledo
Postal Workforce Totals by Nation In Union Members
The report lists national postal employe counts: Germany 242000, United States 239000, Great Britain 184000, France 1000, Austria 59000, Russia 57062, Japan 57965. The note includes an apparent stray line about political forces and a signature from Maple Street, Norwich, New York, dated February 17, 193.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yves
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Postal Union
France
Austria
Russia
Japan
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Richards
B. Newhof
Giles
Towa State College
Robert Quayle
Literary Digest
Cremo
Awahke
Suust
Thompson
Edward
Jind
Lippincott’s
Cortelyou
Senate Arts
Nomin Atioue
Wynie Gote
Robert J. Wynne
Menneylvania
Krank
Mason
Alexander
Thackarn
Pennsylvani
Berlin
Hoffman Philip
Tangier
Thomas Sammons
Niu-Chwang
Stanley Stoner
Missouri
Cateulta
India
Henry T. Miler
Oregon
Yokohama
Linn Rodgers
Obie
Shanshal
Cina
George W. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Brussels
Belgium
Bullock's Cowboys
Merquis Oyacim
Think Hid Dees
Barcelova
Barcelona
Nassau Hall
Princeton
Dartmouth
New York University
Arts, Science
Law
Charles F. McKim
Harvard
Yale College
University Hal
Brown University
Providence
Terni
Yale
Hela James
Grafton Rogers
Denver
Col
Academe
McGill
M.C. AL
Graban
Columbia
Jra
Timepstone
Midh
Coolidge Carter
Marvarit University
Frederick
A. Guorge
Colimbke University
Tay
Mien
Muredrers
Test Lecides
Texas Authority
Judge Neagan
Linonn
British Trade Report
Republican National
Zouchou Sen
Couoou
Cane
United State
Bureau of Statiodes
Wiestington T. C
Clarmahkers
Tus
Brateh
TCH
Ut Nt
Europatkin
Nog
Chu
Dinanhoa
Uleten
Firentay Kited
Porter
Elsie Porter
Armbassindor
Edwin Merde
Zutleh
Wok Plice
Dussy Quarter
Jordan
Hoholulu
Jordin
Stibford
Hotulat
San Primelsea
Staforil
Pele Sontag
National Bank of Trelaint
The
Bay of Fundy, N.X
Kitno
H. Hy Kerse. Ltd
Arch St
Liege
Bury
Winslow
Childret
Tena
Cuticura
Sealy
Globe
American Republic
Toa
Woodpecker
Tie
Clicago Tribune
Dexter
University of Tllinois
Sts
J. Lang
Jnrs
S. Frake
W. Grove
Elbert’ Carriage
Harness Mid. Co
Elkhart
Indiane
Jamsure Piso
Aption
Ifo
Maple St
Norwich
N.Y
Imperial Post
Srent
St.Jacobs Oil
Price
Uae
Sterling Remedy Co
iGc
Balzer
Otier
Marly
Lato
Alore
John Assalzer
Win
Inatol Co
Propriet Avents
Fitton Street
Dermgtste
Putnam
Valoarius
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