Dangerous kidney diseases cured by Peruna claims letter
A letter from T. H. Mars of the First Wisconsin Cavalry cites relief from catarrh of the kidneys after using Peruna. Other testimonials from J. Brake, J. Vallee, and M. Hartman’s claim follow, urging Peruna and Manalin use for Bright's disease and kidney trouble with promises of rapid improvement.
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T. H. Mars
Wisconsin Cavalry
Dunning Street
Chicago
Peruna
Perona
John Vaner
Dartford City
Peron
Hartman
John Vallee
J. Brake
Petrolea
Ontario
Canada
Bright
Manalin
Terai
Erin
Thartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Colutubua
Ohio
Beevants Alike and Political Servants Debate
In a cheeky exchange Towne questions why political officeholders are called public servants Browne retorts bosses. The Philadelphia Press notes a witty household comparison while a separate item cites Belgium exporting over 342000 dollars in fireproof fabric to the country in a single quarter last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towne
Browne
Philadelphia Press
Belgium
Superstitions and daily life tied to luck and feet
A fragmented clipping blends a superstition filled anecdote about a woman misreading luck with unrelated ads and testimonials. It mentions a woman who believed misfortune followed from leaving home without money and walking back to her base, plus various product pitches and anecdotes about readers in different localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vogeler’s Curative Compound Praised for Indigestion Relief
A period ad touts Vogeler’s Curative Compound as treating most stomach troubles. A customer case from Wigan cites wife’s long use and relief from indigestion, claiming she cannot be without a bottle. The ad notes the remedy stems from a eminent living physician’s formula and offers a sample via Baltimore, Md. company.
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Vogeler
Vogeles
Y Curaus
W. Bowell
Priory Street
Wiichester
Col
Theople
Jecable, Ou, Ltd
Baltimora
The Youths Companion and the College Football Giant
A long portrait of Gertrude Howlinson known as The Youths Companion, a vivacious society figure who mingled with young men, inspired romance with college star Eliot, and shaped social circles through charm and wit. The piece mixes gossip with scenes of dances, moonlight, and a California move, ending with a note on public attention and a quip about a royal bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ble
California
Mary
Rene
Taist
Lou
Perhips
Gertrude Huwllovan
Gertrude
Emmot
Ile
Tle
Wood Vietor
Eltive
Hia
Gil
Integer
Mr. Elliot
Eliot
Gertrudé
Saad
Elot
Chicago ‘Tribune
Misquoted phrases and ancient lore in a tangle of misattributions
A rambling reconstruction of famous lines and legends shows how phrases are often misquoted or misapplied. The piece cites Shakespeare, Milton, Pope, and Blake, then threads in anecdotes about gems, diamonds, and mythic origins, ending with a note on artificial incubators and poultry.
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Gray Peter
Nathaniel Lea Alag
Pope
Butler
Wil Hutler
Blakespeare
Venice
Milton
Baltimore Sun
Jo “Henry
Korma
Matthew Prior
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Nepaul
Vorlons
India
Ming
Nero
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Diana
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Gentleman's Magazine
Hiolstein
England
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