Peruna Promoted By Readers As Remedy For La Grippe
Corresponding Secretary Frances M. Anderson from Astoria Washington writes of recovering from la grippe after three bottles of Peruna. Samuel M. York from Union Grove Alabama reports relief and hearing restoration after Peruna. Miss Caroline J. Kahl of Otisco Indiana says Peruna cured years of illness and pulmonary trouble. Dr Hartman offers free advice if results are not satisfactory.
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Frances M. Anderson
The
Higher Educational League
Astoria
Washington, D. C
Peru@a
Samuel M. York
Union Grove
Ala
Sir
Caroline J. Kahl
Otisco
Ind
Peruna
Judge Anderson
Virginia
Iagrippe
The Wings of Wealth and Wall Street Fate
The article notes the peril of wealth for Wall Street men who rely on money as the sole income source. It cites ex kings of finance dying poor, ex millionaires running cheap Boston restaurants or charity roles in Chicago, and many seeking insurance against poverty as reported by Saturday Evening Post.
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Wall Street
Boston
Chicago
Saturday Evening Post
Dairy and Poultry Farming Practices in the Farm News
The article covers dairy and poultry care, urging culling unprofitable cows and improving herd quality. It compares cooperative and individual creameries, warns against live-cattle buying to butcher, and discusses meat inputs for winter egg production and the impact of feed on growth and profitability.
Poultry Trade Faces Weather and Pest Challenges
December poultry trade suffered from warm weather and oversupply with many birds at large markets arriving in poor condition. Bedbugs plague poultry houses and may require drastic measures, while clean sanitation and proper feeding before slaughter are urged. Worm infestations remain a risk, with preventive care emphasized for healthy chick development.
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Commission
Horsefresh Sold As Beef In St Paul Hopes And Hazards
Reports from several states reveal hucksters offering horseflesh as fresh beef. Winter cattle feeding faces high corn costs and uncertain beef demand amid rising prices. Other notes include branding shifts, mule sales in St Louis, and US Department of Agriculture disease tallies and Osage reservation allotment plans.
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St. Paul
Minn
Nebraska
Bee
Akron
Colo
St. Louis
Missouri
Board of Agriculture
Great Britain
Oklahoma Territory
Department of Agriculture
United States
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Hog Show Planned for Kansas City in October 1901
A movement to hold a great hog show in Kansas City during October 1901 follows the success of a similar event at the International Exposition. A $5,000 prize fund is planned with rings for various classes and many specials. Swine sales are expected during show week with Frank N. Winn named manager and breeders urged to support the enterprise.
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Kansas City
Frank N. Winn
W. N. Winn & Son
How to Go Upstairs Three Distinct Methods
A humorous New York Telegraph snippet presents three distinct upstairs methods. An ambulance surgeon advocates erect steps while a host ridicules hygiene lectures and jokes about elevators. A molder of public opinion and a hostess comment on the comic, old fashioned approach.
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Bob
New York Telegraph
Lord Kelvin Spots Culprit From Marble Drop
Lord Kelvin impressed his class by solving a sound problem after a marble clattered down the tiers. He counted the drops and named Mr. X of the fourth tier to report after the lecture.
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Lord Kelvin
London
Bartender and Walter Debate Temptations at Dining
The Bartender and Walter discuss cravings and temptations in an exchange that contrasts drinking and eating duties. The bartender notes the constant requests from patrons while Walter jokes about dietary demands. The dialogue underscores humorous restraint and subject wandering.
Knocker Tales Highlight Fargo ENT Specialist Ad
A Chicago Times Herald feature quotes Dr J H Rindliaub of Fargo North Dakota in a wry exchange about marriage and knockers. The joke plays on the double meaning of knockers and doors based on domestic life.
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Chicago Times Herald
Aptly Defined Va cant stare reference from Yonkers Statesman
A short exchange asks Johnnie to define a va cant stare as a hungry look, with the remark quoted from the Yonkers Statesman.
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Johnnie
Pop
Yonkers Statesman
Cry For Help Letter Advocates Pinkham Remedy
A 1899 correspondence to Mrs. Pinkham from Virginia and a Hampton, Virginia writer praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ovarian and uterine pain. The letter notes relief after months of hardship and urges others to write for guidance. A sworn testimonial is backed by a $5000 reward for disproving authenticity or prior publication.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
J. Watson
Hampton
Mrs. Pinkham
Rew Ward
National City Bank of
Lynn
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Grafton
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Mindip
Carter
Dairy and Poultry
New Zealand
England
Farmers’ Review
United States Senate
New Jersey
Iowa
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Ooultry Briefs
Vancea
Walter
Jim
Boston Transcript
Guare Mateo
Sterling Remedy
Sascee
Woodward & CO
Grain Commission
Minneapolis
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