Cure for Catarrh Promised by Hartman Sanitarium
Public notice cites testimonials and medical promotion for Peruna and Hartman remedies. It frames female health issues as catarrh and urges readers to write Dr. Hartman in Columbus to receive gratis advice. The excerpt emphasizes the claimed effectiveness of cures for headaches back pain and dizzy spells through treating catarrh across organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Wr. Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Lewis' Single Binder Cigar Popularity Growth
Former smokers switch from 10c cigars to Lewis' Single Binder, a cheaper and stronger blend. The advertisement claims sharper taste and better tobacco quality from Lewis' Factory in Teotla, Til.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Coubination
Bert Tobaccos
Lewis’ Factory
Teotla
Til
Race Across the Ocean Yachts Compete for Kaiser's Cup
Eleven yachts from Germany Britain and the United States set sail from Sandy Hook bound for England in a 3 000 to 4 000 mile Atlantic race guided by flexible rules. The prize is a gold cup worth 5 000 to be awarded to the first to arrive, highlighting a major test of design seamanship and racing skill.
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Ben
Atlantic
Oetan
Hanbpevor
Germany
Wight
Aren Roca
Ake Jt
Gene Ulno
Brill and
Dea Winship
Bigland
United States
Sandy Hook
England
New Jersey
William
Europe
America
Soody Hook
Genina
Boers Trek to German Africa in Mass Move from Transvaal
More than 1,000 Boers plan to depart the Transvaal in May for German West Africa to farm inland from the Indian Ocean. German East Africa offers fertile soil and cattle-raising potential along the Tanga line, prompting a large exodus as Boers seek life beyond British rule. Fourteen farms already moved, totaling 74 people, with families leaving behind fields and homes to start anew in the northern colony.
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Transvaal
Gertan Eboet
German East Africa
Tanga
Great High Plain
Fife
Telegraphic Hrevities and varied incidents in early 1900s
Robberies at Todd and Bonach store in Alexandria Kentucky yielded 1800 dollars in cash and merchandise. safe exploded with blasting powder. Hyde estate trustees refuse James W Alexander resignation, intend ouster for breach of trust. Northwest autonomy bill test vote in Ottawa gives government win and Catholic separate schools upheld. Washington attorney Thomas M Wieldy found guilty of embezzling about 10000 dollars from defunct endowment group. American Bankers Association selects Washington for next annual meeting. Two stowaways jump ship as Citta di Napoli docks in New York. Fire causes about 1000 dollars loss for escape of workers. George W Lyon, NY Port surveyor under Harrison and later Philippines judge, dies in Saybrook Connecticut.
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Todd & Bonach
Alexandria
Hyde
James W. Alexander
House of Commons
Ottawa
Ont
Thomas M. Wieldy
Washington, D. C
Washington Beneficial Endowment Association
American Bankers’ Association
New York
Washington
Association
George W. Lyon
Harrison
Philippines
I A Saybrook
Immigration Upbeat and Industry Shifts Mark Era
The article notes rising immigration and record imports amid economic expansion, with past panics halting flows and recovery resuming. It reports maple sugar production facing restrictions and adulteration concerns, naval target practice secrecy, growing federal deficits, and immigrant labor composition. It also mentions expanded naval routes, army bayonet lengthening, and a protest over a Legion of Honor nomination.
Maternal Curiosity About Cat Disappears in Yard
Tommy questions Mrs Yneker about Mrs Carston's cat gone from the back yard. Mrs Yneker can only guess its fate, mentioning a journey toward Michigan and a rock hidden near the fishing pier, while Tommy debates if the cat fell into the water.
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Tommy
Yneker
Doan's Kidney Pills Helped a Farmer's Back Pain
A farmer from Trenton Missouri recalls severe cold causing backache and immobility. After tried medicines failed, Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the pain and restored walking, with the product sold by Buffalo Milburn Co. and dealers.
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AL A. Boyce
Irving
Trenton
Saya
Doan
Doua
Cox
Aster Milburn Cy
Buffalo
Greeley on Stopping a Paper and Editorial Freedom
In an anecdote from Successa Magazine Horace Greeley responds to a subscriber who claimed he stopped the Tribune by canceling his copy. The editor says the presses ran, editors spoke, and one reader cannot suppress a paper or its convictions. He warns readers that no outlet will always align with individual views.
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Horace Greeley
Mr. Greeley
Tribune
Suecesa Magazine
Optimistic praise for Nate Bilhardt from Amonville proprietor
The Amonville shopkeeper lauds Nate Bilhardt for optimism and faith, noting he rose from a store chair yesterday and showed no inclination to work his way to the farm on a trip, as recorded by the Detroit Tribune.
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Nate Bilhardt
Amonville
Detroit
Tribune
Road to Wellville Boosts Coffee Change for Oakland Woman
An Oakland resident details a life changing experience after reading The Road to Wellville. She stopped old coffee, started Postum food coffee, noting rapid improvements in nerves, digestion, energy, and ability to attend a San Francisco parade without fatigue. The testimonial cites sustained strength for a year and credits Postum with restoring health.
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Oakland
Wellville
San Francisco
Mostum Road
Vostum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellvill
Packers Revolving tale linked to Beef Investigation scrutiny
A long column questions the Beef Investigation charges against the Packers, noting months of publicity and rival denials. Officials say most accusations stem from unfounded sensational insertions and unwise banking practices rather than solid proof, urging caution before judging. The piece cites Chief Clerk Vox debunking magazine claims that 1908 bank failures were caused by cattle price manipulation.
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Galfield
Parelors
No Eastern
IoWa Banka
Vox
Banking Department
Iowa State Auditor's Office
Bia
Bad Odor Cure Promised by Dy Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
An old advertisement claims foul breath from various forms of dyspepsia can be cured by Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. It promises to clear impurities, improve breath, and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by druggists for 75 cents to $1.00.
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Caldwell
Fragmented 1901 ad copy and letters on foot care and cures
A scan shows assorted antiquated ads and letters. Topics include Allen's Foot Ease powder for foot comfort, Pico's Cure for Consumption, and a rodent-repellent sponge idea. Names and addresses appear, with erroneous OCR touches and dated references.
Womb Troubles Prompt Letter Advocating Pinkham Remedy
An earnest letter from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound promotes its use for female ailments. It claims backache headaches nervousness sleeplessness and menstrual pain improve after taking the tonic, allowing improved social and domestic life. The piece frames womb disorders as the root of unhappy homes and urges immediate action with the product.
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Womes
Dent
Pinkham
Tim
Lydia
Boston
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