Peruna Cited By Kidney Patients In Gratitude
Letters from R C B Vizer of Mt Sterling Kentucky and Mia Geo LA Simner of Grant Ontario praise Peruna for kidney and bladder trouble. Both report lasting relief after short treatment and endorse Peruna and Manalin as effective aid in cleansing the blood and supporting kidney function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Vizer
Mt. Sterling
Mia
Geo. LA. Simner
Grant
Ontario
Can
Manalin
Peruna
Cure for Rapture Claimed by Meroin Heater Co
An advertisement promises a trial treatment for rapture at no cost, claiming immediate relief from its effects. It offers a free book titled The Cause and Cure of Rapture and seeks agents for a monthly four part time arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontal
Mali
Aminul
Meroin
Eric
Nocanvasa Fog
Imboden
West Mth Strat
Ee Aires Saewest Thompson
Eye Water
Infant Eczema Healed After Cuticura Use in NY Family
A New York family reports their baby’s eczema improved after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. They claim the child, now six months old, is cured and note the total cost of one cake of soap and two boxes of ointment was 1.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Kara
East 65Th Street
New York
Man charged with maliciously smashing window at Alma Public House
At Thames Court a man who claimed amnesia smashed a plate glass window valued at £3 10s belonging to Custin Peterson at the Alma Public House on West India Dock Road. He admitted to the constable and promised to smash more when released. Also includes unrelated notes on deafness cures and animal prices from various sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verity
Thames Court
Custin Peterson
Alma
West India Dock Road
London Globe
West
Does Your Back Ache Profit by the Experience of Ony Who Has Found Relief
James R. Keeler, a retired farmer from Fenner Street Cazenovia New York, shares a long back and kidney ailment story. He says Doan s Kidney Pills gave relief from the first box and two boxes restored him to good health. He notes his wife and friends also used the remedy with good results and recommends them. The advertisement lists Footes Milburn Co Buffalo New York as the distributor and prices at 60 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Keeler
Fenner St
Cazenovia
N. Y
Dean
Doan
Footes-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
New York Press
California Fig Syrup Co
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Clean Green Hills and Seeking Peace Near Hanson Towne
A fragmented verse fragment speaks of clean green hills and an ancient place of peace. The lines reference voices calling for release and a search around Charter Hanson Towne appearing in Broadway Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Broadway Magazine
The Feet of the Children
In a moonlit room at Twist Tickle eleven year old Dannie comforts his lonely uncle Nick Top who seeks news of Tom Callaway. The exchange reveals care and yearning as the elder wanders through memories and faith while the boy recites a nightly ritual ending with a quiet moment before sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannie
Saily
Donnie
Nick Top
Tom Callaway
Tom
Nick
Maxie
Chesterfield
The Shepherd and the Wandering Feet
An excerpt reflects on a child’s night fears and a talk with Uncle Nick about the Shepherd of the lambs. It contrasts a bedtime prayer with a faith that allows children to wander to learn, citing Norman Duncan’s The Cruise of the Shining Light as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie
Nick
Norman Duncan
Pearls of Thought Reflections on Marriage and Virtue
A collection of aphorisms on temptation, virtue, gender roles, and marriage. Bits on how women influence men, the limits of education, and the folly of spending money in domestic life. Attributed to Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press.
Soldier believed dead quells fears by reappearing in Italy
A village near Pavia reports a soldier once thought dead from the Abyssinian fighting returns to his family door in Monte-Segall. He explains he survived wounds, went to London to work as a waiter, opened a shop, and then planned a reunion with Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte-Segall
Pavia
Pat Abba-Garima
London
Lonion Globe
Alleged social snubbing drives Hammond couple case
Eugene Johnson sues his wife Besple in Lake County court claiming she ridiculed him as “green and ignorant” at church and social events in Hammond. He says her behaviour, while she was a star in Hammond society, pushed him into proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Johnson
Besple
Lake County
Johnson
Ife
Hammond
Lin
Thummond
Ind
New Yorke Herald
A Knock Mr Naggitt and the Mass Meeting
A brief exchange between Mr Naggitt and Mrs Nageltt triggers a Brooklyn Rage moment as crowds loom for a mass meeting tonight. The dialogue hints at mounting local tension and potential turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Naggitt
Seems Fair Stolen Kisses Worth Assessed At Face Value
Baltimore American quotes debate on evaluating stolen kisses saying they should be judged at face value. The line reflects social attitudes toward affection and propriety in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Trial Opens In Haywood Case At Rose City Idaho
The trial of William D. Haywood and associates on charges tied to the Frank Steunenberg assassination begins in Rose City Idaho. The hearing highlights the clash between capital and labor as Moyer Haywood Pettibone face extradition, with extensive detective work and large funds raised for their defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood
Rose City, Idaho
Tris
Boise
Charles WH. Moyer
William PD. Iaywond
Western Federation of Miners
George Aa. Pettibone
Frank Steunenberg
Steunenberg
Caldwell
Gooding
Ruper
Harry Orchard
Orchard
Western Federation of Minors
Steve Adams
Simpkins
Canyon County
Pinkerton
James McPartland
Pennesylvania
McPartland
Mayer, Haywood and
Pettibone
Moyer
Denver
Idaho
McDonald
Colorado
Jabor
Supreme Court of the United States
Kiver
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Fatal KentuckY Rail Accident at Flemingsburg
A locomotive and two coaches fell through a trestle into a creek fifty feet below on the Cincinnati Flemingsburg and Southeast Railway. Two men were killed Harry Thomas of Cincinnati and a laborer. Engineer Clarence Browning and Miss Amelia Snodgrass were fatally injured. Dozens more injured include Mrs Starry Thomas and daughter Covington Ky Miss Sallie Graham Covington Miss Myrtle Wheeler Covington Charles Ranking White and baby Covington William Campbell Covington Miss Ada Newman Grange City Matt Brambie brakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Flemingsburg
Cincinnati, Flemingsburg
Harry Thomas
Cincinnati
Clarence Browning
Amelia Snodgrass
Covington
Starry Thomas
Sallie Graham
Myrtle Wheeler
Charles Ranking White
William Campbell
Ada Newman
Grange City
Matt Brambie
Desertions Reported From British Cruisers at Bermuda
A British cruiser squadron led by Rear Admiral Neville arrived at Bermuda from Hampton Roads. In American waters wholesale desertions occurred, with over 300 men including many chief petty officers deserting. A reward of 600 dollars is offered for the capture of a chief yeoman of signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bermuda
Neville
Hampton Roads
Gould wins British amateur court tennis title in London
Jay Gould defeats holder Eustace J. Miles in a five set final to claim the British amateur court tennis championship in London. Predictions swirl about American sisters Curtis excelling in the British women’s championship as Robba Tood secures a fourth straight win. wagers noted on Archibald backed bets. Anson P. L. Hatcold, former Princeton tackle, dies after long career amid Derby and track chatter. Yale and Army Navy Journal clash over Cadet leadership while Kilpatrick of Andover leads Mercer School in points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
London
Eustace J. Miles
Curtis
America
de Tournement
Robba Tood
Tewag
Archibald
King Alfonso
Ned Madrid
Tex Riehwich
Nev Lag
Nelson
Dy Howard
Annapolis
West Point I
Princeton
Yale
Dartmouth
Cornel
Lafayette
Paevard
The
Army and Navy Journal
Anson PL
Hatcold
Warrington
Areite
Wits
IL Woodlouts Pilch Sar
I. J. Tidbott
Soung Piint
Mercersbury Academy
Record High Factory Output and Trade Promises
The Manufacturers' Association president in New York reports 1907 factory output near 16 billion dollars. American foreign trade eclipses prior records as rail earnings rise. unemployment appears low amid overall market optimism and faith in future credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Manufacturers’ Association
Tly
Railroads Expect Higher Losses in 1907 from Costs
Railroads begin to feel wage and material cost hikes. Railroad men anticipate the year 1907 will show increased losses for metal trunk lines due to these rising expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inetal Trunk
Fhinnelers Unduly Seared Prompt NYC Financial Distric
In the financial district of New York City and elsewhere people consider they have been unduly seared for two to three months over the probability of a business contraction in the country in the immediate future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Higher Prices for Grain and Shifting Rail Freight Earnings
Grain prices rise and grain movement shows strong demand while farm reserves are drawn down. Railway earnings reflect heavy freight activity and the broader rise in agricultural markets.
Iron market shows brisk demand across sectors
The steel and iron trade remains brisk in all sectors with rising prices and strong buying interest. Buyers who delayed purchases may need to secure iron as markets advance, echoing trends seen a year earlier.
Stirring Year for Steel Promises Growth in 10g Era
Unclear text outlines optimistic forecasts for the steel industry with high demand and production plans. Mentions executives and a push toward continued American industrial success, suggesting a vigorous year ahead.
Horses in Demand in Seasonal Wirechaser Market
A feature notes strong demand for horses with ready buyers like Wirechaser and Secon Sugar Crop. An observer, Louis Viana, predicts high outbound shipments, estimating up to 310000 tons of piligary could be sent out.
Unclear crop and mining notes disrupt Brazilian coffee and South African gold outputs
A fragmented report notes a large Brazilian coffee crop and weekly gold production from South Africa's mines. It mentions drought and weather affecting morale in grain districts and hints at a price stance for cotton.
Random snippets on ancient metals and early color photography
A scattered article covers metal objects in an Egyptian royal tomb believed 6300 years old, chameleons kept in netted plant frames, Mons G Lippmann's color photography method using prism and screen, and a Massachusetts shop level test with water pails revealing a corner deviation of a quarter inch, plus a note on a faulty leveling instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagada
Egypt
Menes
Mons. G. Lippmann
Massachusetts
Argand Lamps and the First Lamp Chimney
A description of the Argand lamp by a Swiss physician noting its chimney design. It explains how the chimney and thin wick improve air flow, reduce smoke, and create a white flame. The text credits rapid progress in lampmaking after 1783 and states many later lamps followed Argand’s principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argand
St. Nicholas
Carnegie Library Windows Into Pittsours Peru Air Ventilation
The Carnegie Library extension at Pittsours Pennsylvania received a massive mechanical ventilating system described as one of the largest in a single building. It includes a fresh air intake of over 600000 cubic feet per minute and a similar exhaust rate. The system is broken into 15 sections with 49 fans for intake and 20 stations with 20 fans for exhaust. The New York Globe notes the scale and sectionalized design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khe Carnegie
Pittsours
Grape-Nuts Claimed Cure for Indigestion in Testimonial
A reader reports that daily Grape-Nuts food cured years of indigestion and improved nervous energy. The testimonial claims the product is natural, easily digested, and suitable for both adults and children, urging readers to try it and referencing "The Road to Wellsville."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Unclear Fragment Summary of Odd Purchases and Fines
A fragment describes a spinster spending 5000 for a bulldog and Keene declining 200000 for a racehorse Sysonhy. It notes roads at 800 each and fines of 300, with a tiger at 700. Mentions a plate glass window valued at £3102 belonging to Custin Peterson with license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Walter Garvey
James Keene
Sysonhy
London Globe Reports Shocking Jailhouse Warning
The excerpt notes a detainee saying he will smash all the blessed Jot in when released. It also mentions India Dock Road and a 12.46 o'clock incident. A separate tidbit explains a method to distinguish diamonds from glass by tongue temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India Dock Road
London
Globe
Snow igloos and historic notices in a fragment
Fragmentary 19th century notes describe snow igloos with porous blocks for air flow and warmth, Harper’s Weekly horse depictions, Garfield Tea claims, Kang Yu Wei’s religious revival thoughts, and Germany’s self-sufficiency figures for nearly 60 million inhabitants.
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Fizer
Jace
Philadelphia Ledger
Garfield ‘Lea
Hall
Seni
F.j.curley & Co
Toledo
Ony
Jesus
AML
Heaven
Labor
Asesaostandon
Gav- CrHer
Jamestown
Morten
Westermen
Chaine
Ted Witney
Clan Pee
Winto
Jersey
Ancy
Whyruith
Ben Davia
Cranberrica
MU State
Steward
Terres
Wren
Fiellppes
Steel and Tron
Wirth
Brazil
de la
Mizure
Theodore
Uris
Copenhagen
Peru
New York Globe
Louisville, Ky
San Francisco
Cal
England
New York, N. Y
Putnam
Dillon Wallace
Ouling Magazine
Frisco
R. M. Steele
Harper's Weekly
France
Germany
Kline
Arch St
Phil
Shah of
Persia
China
Kang Yu Wei
N.Y
Spalding
Pliny
Mase Pall
Dasea
Lydia E. Pinkham
FBI
KH. Paxton CO
Uoaton
Mass
Book Publishing House
Leonard Street
Satay
George Lredor
Napoleon
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
J. Hamilton Ayers
Leonard Ht
New Yorks
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