Peruna tonic praised by doctors and customers
A Washington DC attorney endorses Peruna for catarrhal disorders and calls it a great tonic. Letters from Canada and the United States praise its use for pneumonia recovery, general weakness, and as a tonic. Other items promote Peruna tablets and medical ads mix with various health claims and unrelated notes.
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la Orippe
Peruna
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Living Longer in France
In France the average life span now extends about seven years beyond what it was sixty years ago, indicating longer lifetimes for the population.
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School Teachers Also Have Things to Learn
A veteran teacher recounts years of coffee harm and how Postum aided recovery. After giving up public school work for health, she drinks Postum, follows directions, and notes significant improvement. She claims coffee no longer tempts her and expresses strong belief in Postum’s benefits, urging others to read The Road to Wellville.
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Meat Supply Study Warns of Rising Prices and Scarcer Beef
A Department of Agriculture analysis led by George K. Holmes cautions that American meat stock per capita has fallen since 1840 while exports rise, signaling a future of higher prices and fewer meals for low income families as demand grows and farm labor remains tight.
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Woman who lived as man for sixty years dies in Colorado
Katherine Vosbaugh born in France, died at San Rafael Hospital after a life lived as a man. She worked as a bank clerk, bookkeeper, sheep herder, and camp cook, concealing her sex for six decades. She disclosed her secret only twice, once to a wife she married and again on her deathbed during a hospital exam.
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Viceroy Minto Says It Is Impossible to Ignore India's Unrest
Simla India The Legislative Council adopted a bill to prevent seditious gatherings enabling provincial authorities to prohibit public meetings. Lord Minto the Viceroy said the unrest could not be ignored citing riots and attacks on Europeans while supporting the bill.
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Insane Soldiers From Philippines To Be Moved To Washington
Seventeen insane patients from the Army, brought from the Philippine Islands to Presidio General Hospital, will be transported to the Army Hospital for the Insane in Washington. Colonel George H. Torney, deputy surgeon general, leads the transfer. a special car is arranged for the patients. Prominent items note Sen Gore, lord Avebury, and various other figures, with brief summaries of their actions and statements.
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Walk on Cows in Barnyard Lecture Highlights Farmer Ingrities
A New Jersey farmers institute in Blackwood featured Danish expert Cook lecturing amid Morgan barnyard cows. He urged selecting cows that eat more, while Morgan noted high feed costs limit dairy revenue. Other speakers spanned Dr C D Smead and Prof W Le Watts with Mrs Mollie MacClaughy.
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Mollie MacClaughy
Oswego
Austrian Pension For Aged Worker
The Austrian Government provides an aged recipient with a weekly pension of nearly 2.60 dollars marking a modest social welfare measure in the current era.
Washington Estimates shows tobacco and rice doing well
Washington estimates from the crop reporting board indicate per acre yields above average for potatoes, tobacco, and rice rough, with buckwheat and flaxseed below average. Total production tallies and quality indices are provided for buckwheat, potatoes, tobacco, flaxseed, and other crops. Labor, wages, and tariff notes touch on New York work stoppages, railroad earnings, and price readjustments.
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Barneys Suicide Shocks Knickerbocker Bank Family
C J Barney the Knickerbocker Trust Company president shot himself at his Park Avenue home in New York. He died four hours later after abdominal surgery. Wife and guests witnessed his collapse as stress from rumored arrest and impending divorce mounted. A deathbed will favored his wife amid dramatic reconciliation. Funeral costs have risen sharply with higher attire and carriage hire.
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Barney
J. R. Way
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Mr. Barney
New York
Mrs. Barney
Rolckerbocker Trust Company
Charles T. Barney
Money Returning to Trade Scare Returns Cash Circulation
Abundant evidences show money withdrawn from financial institutions during the weeks of fear is flowing back into circulation.
Newsy Gleanings From Around The World And Nation
Lord Minto thanks King Edward VI for troops loyalty. Sixty Pittsburgh businessmen paid 100 dollars each to an alleged labor group to avert strikes. Simla Legislative Council empowers provinces to ban seditious native meetings. Harry Levey signs a 105 year Long Acre Square lease for 12 million dollars rent in NYC. Odessa attacks on Jews persist. mutiny of sappers at Vladivostok quelled. France withdraws four cruisers and nine torpedo boats from Moroccan coast. Indias Legislative Council adopts a DSM to prevent public seditious meetings. Kansas City merchants close stores after wholesale arrests under Sunday closing law. Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor turns 21. Indianapolis interests taken over by popular subscription company to reduce notice from ninety to sixty cents. Captain C. Po Johnson rebukes harsh Ute treatment after visit to discontented tribe. Herr Gnuliden acquitted in Berlin drought trial led by Count Moltke. Treasury officials boost money designations via coinage and bank note issuance.
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Travels of a Crab Report Shows Long Journeys
The fishery officer for the Northeastern district notes one marked crab found in the quarter ending September 30. Captured near Roddin by Montrose, it had drifted about 155 miles from four miles north of Scarborough. Over 680 days, the crab would average about 500 yards per day unless aided by a human lift.
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Cure Miracle Claims by Cuticura Remedies
Henry E Kamping of New York writes that a severe eruption on hands scalp and face vanished after using Cuticura Remedies. He previously spent large sums on doctors and ointments with no cure and claims a dramatic health restoration after January 1. Note dates February 16 and March 15 2006.
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Itch Cure Ad and Ocean Desert Note
Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion claims universal efficacy. Immense Ocean Desert described west of South America, a vast lifeless plateau with no surface life, depths around 200 fathoms, dredges finding manganese and lava. An electric filter from Hungary aims to purify Russian drinking water in St. Petersburg hospitals.
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Veteran Colorado Pioneer Matthias Campbell Recalls Kidney Cure
Matthias Campbell, Civil War and two Indian wars veteran now living in Blair Nebraska, reports long back pain and urinary issues eased after both he and his wife used Deans Kidney Pills. The note includes a dealer price and Foster Milburn Co. contact, plus other ads and a humor quip about marriages.
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The Equality of Men in a Rhine Resort Book
A New Yorker recalls two odd entries in a resort masters book on the Rhine. A Rothschild family member hid fortunes, and Baron Oppenheim of Cologne wrote next to Rothschild as O. de Cologne, highlighting social pretensions.
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Browning and a Deaf Congress in Charters France
A Life quotation notes Browning fans disagree while fifty delegates from diverse deaf and dumb societies meet in Charters France. The chair rings a bell to start the conference and participants speak in the deaf and dumb alphabet during the proceedings.
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Woods of New South Wales Impress with Varied Resources
The text notes New South Wales forests offer diverse resources suited to global needs, highlighting their broad variety and potential use. No further context or specifics provided.
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