Peruna endorsed by prominent figures for stomach catarrh
A Indianapolis lawyer and a Alabama congressman praise Peruna as a cure for summer catarrh and stomach ailments. John W. Meng credits six weeks of Peruna with restoring health after chronic indigestion. Willis Brewer commends it as a tonic after using a bottle for lassitude. Readers are urged to write Dr. Hartman for free advice if results are not prompt.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charitable Sex in Chicago News Brief
Dialogue notes a plan to marry young Softleigh to avoid hunting a flat for housekeeping. Bess teases Nell about marriage and the need for living space, reflecting social norms and humor in a Chicago publication.
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Softleigh
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Chicago News
To Cure a Cold in One Day Claim
A notorious patent medicine claim promises instant cure for a cold with Jake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs. The ad guarantees a druggist’s refund if it fails. The piece satirically notes marriage trends and blunt business men, reflecting dated tone.
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Jake
Ringing Bell Over Sleepless Dog Provokes Early Morning stand-off
A man unable to sleep for three nights awakens at 4 AM and rings his neighbor Mr. W's front bell. The servant invites him inside but the man insists on waking Mr. W to warn that if his dog keeps him awake he will continue ringing the bell. The scene ends with Mr. W chastened yet furious.
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Man No
New York Times
Woman Cured of Back Pain by Dodd's Kidney Pills
Dublin Michigan tale shares how Mrs. Fred Chalker suffered chronic backache until using Dodd's Kidney Pills. After two boxes she improved, continued treatment, and was cured with all pain gone. She endorses the remedy for back pain.
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Dublin
Mich
Fred Chalker
Dodd
Making Allowances Between Father and Son
Bronson condemns his son’s marriage while Munson complains about needing to make allowances not only for his son but also for the daughter-in-law. The exchange highlights generational tension and expectations within a family.
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Munson
This Will Interest Mothers
Gray's Sweet Powders for Children by Mother Gray cure fevers ness childhood ailments and teething disorders, move bowels and destroy worms. Sold by druggists 25c. Free sample address A. S. Olmsted LeRoy New York
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New York
A. S. Olmsted
LeRoy
Nervous Speaker Quips Onstage In Sleep Mention
A nervous man admits he talks in his sleep while an eminent citizen ready to receive ovations in each town along the train route murmurs that the achievement is valuable.
Girl Elopes Despite Mother's Alarm Over Tempered Insanity
A girl runs away with a poor young man leading her mother to declare it a temporary insanity episode. The case highlights social expectations and family reactions to elopement in a strained household.
Nostalgic Glimpse Prompts Simpler Times
Fragmentary lines recall Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and old remedies for teething pain and colic. The text hints at nostalgia for life fifty years ago and mentions price 25c, with scattered phrases about medicines and relief.
North Dakota notes show wide state concerns
North Dakota items report Creamery growth in Brocket and Hope, railroad hopes for Mohall, reorganized fire companies in Minot and Devils Lake, rising gypsy activity in Lisbon, new bridges in Ransom County, and expanding telephone exchanges. Schools, law and order updates include militia encampments, wild horse thefts in Minot, and a Hillsboro sword presentation to Capt Boyd as communities push development and infrastructure statewide.
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Improvements At Snelling Halted By Saloon Scandal
Washington reports the War Department will not push Fort Snelling expansion rapidly until it receives clear assurances that the St Paul end of the bridge area will be permanently cleaned. Congressman Stevens says authorities will act, but officials seek tangible evidence of ongoing reform. The department supports licensed saloons if properly run but doubts lasting improvement while vice persists nearby.
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War Department
Fort Snelling
St. Paul
Congressman Stevens
Department
Payne In Poor Health May Resign As Post Master General
Washington June 27 The post office strain is harming Postmaster General Payne His years long heart attacks grow more frequent and health concerns alarm his friends He was at his desk two hours Wednesday and yesterday stayed in his Arlington hotel rooms If rumors of resignation are true it would be due to his deteriorating condition and need for rest
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Payne
Arlington Hotel
Charles Emory Smith
Headlong to His Death Fatal Fall of a Workman at Capitol
John Carigton, a laborer at the new state capitol in St. Paul, was killed when a wheelbarrow loaded with material overbalanced on a plank runway thirty-two feet above the hall of representatives. The accident occurred about 9:30 yesterday morning and he died within minutes after the fall.
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New State Capitol
St. Paul
John Carigton
Hall of Representatives
Carigton
Minnesota Coal Mine Leased in Aitkin County
The Quadeaaw Development Company of Duluth leased state land in Aitkin County for fifty years to mine coal. The royalty is 7 12 cents per ton. The tract, described as section 36, town 52, range 26, is rich in coal and may prompt next legislature to define lease terms.
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Quadeaaw Development Company
Duluth
Aitkin County
Baseball fan goes insane over the game in Iowa
In Council Bluffs a young man is declared insane due to an all baseball fixation. He will not discuss anything but baseball and even misidentifies the U.S. president as Raymond the Indian who will be the top pitcher. The case showcases a harmless but complete obsession with the sport.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
St. Bernard's Hospital
United States
Raymond
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Gannon
Richard Kaliusky Takes Own Life in Stewart
Stewart Minnesota reports Richard Kaliusky committed suicide by cutting his throat with a pocket knife. Authorities cite business troubles as the motive behind the act and note the incident occurred yesterday.
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Stewart, Minn
Richard Kaliusky
Old Soldier Killed in Fall at Commercial Hotel
Joseph Bush of Britton South Dakota, an old soldier from Michigan regiment, fell from a third story window at the Commercial hotel at 3 am and broken neck declared dead.
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Big Stone City
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Joseph Bush
Britton
Commercial
Wifebeater dies after swallowing strychnine
George Millage, arrested in Oskaloosa on a wifebeating charge, swallowed ten grains of strychnine and died in great agony.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
George Millage
New York Real Estate Assessments Jump This Year
New York's real estate assessments total 4.73 billion dollars, up 1.4 billion from last year. Personal assessments reach 678 million, up 153 million. Total assessed value increase stands at about 1.553 billion. The estimated tax rate drops to 1.40 from 2.27 last year.
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