Peruna praised by Butte club president and readers
Miss Rose Cullen of Butte Montana writes how Peruna renewed her health after overwork and nervy exhaustion and claims many friends place Peruna first among medicines. W A Mitchell of Martin Georgia shares his wife’s dramatic recovery from severe weight loss after Peruna and praises its benefits for adults and children. Readers are urged to send case details to Dr Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio for free advice.
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Rose Cullen
Young Woman's Club
Butte
Mont
Galena Street
Peruna
Fernee Os
H Hompstead
Ruby
G. W. Heard
Pte
Wascos de Pevktors
W. A. Mitchell
General
Perchandise
Martin, Ga
Atlanta
Harmony Grove
Hartmas
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Washingtons False Teeth at Baltimore Dental College
The Baltimore Sun notes one of the most intriguing relics in the world, George Washingtons artificial teeth made by Dr Greenwood, worn by Washington, later worn by him, and buried with him. The set was presented to the college after Greenwood donated it, with offers up to 5000 dollars refused. The teeth were shown at the 1893 World's Fair and drew attention. Also mentions Allen's Foot Ease ad and brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore Dental College
George Washington
Greenwood
Dental College
Baltimore Sun
Czar's Salary mocked in wartime exchange
A witty exchange critiques the czar of Russia earning eight million dollars a year while failing to keep the anarchistic threat at bay. The remark highlights economic privilege amid political unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Allen's Foot Ease advertisement copy
Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot Ease a powder for the feet. It makes tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures Corns Bunions Swollen Hot and Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and Shoe Stores 25c sample sent FRED Address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Y.
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Allen
Allen 8
Olmsted
LeRoy
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N.Y
Vaudeville Soubrette Declines $5,000 Weekly Offer
The Vaudeville Soubrette said she declined an offer of 5000 dollars per week to perform on the Iceum circuit. The Seltzer Water Comedian replied he never dreams of such deals and would usually accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Baltimore
Assiniboia Western Canada Home Promise Letter
An old reader quotes a Yorkton to St Paul friend urging settlement in Assiniboia Saskatchewan. The letter touts cheap land, new districts, and growing crops with wheat and mill potential as justification to move now. Government agents advertise Saskatchewan land openings and Morgan’s Me cas notes accompany the column.
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Yorkton
St. Paul
Minnesota
Canada
Assiniboia
John
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Western Canada
Land of Plenty
Pampile
Cates
Ctc
Department of Interior
Ottawa
W. Ritchie
Grafton
N. D
Emperor William Learns American Cookery On Buckwheat Cakes
The German emperor has taken a lesson in American cooking aboard the Hamburg American yacht Victoria Luise. Chef Emil Fahrenheim instructed the imperial kitchen in buckwheat cakes codfish cakes hominy pancakes oatmeal and Welsh rarebit. He expressed delight and invited himself to luncheon and dinner after tasting the dishes, while Koeniglich Kaiserlicher mund koch Voelkers completed training in Cherbourg. The voyage promises further culinary conquest with plans to learn more American dishes and fare.
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Great Republic
Emil Fahrenheim
Chicago Chronicle
Man’s Sphere in Nature: Evolution of Mind and Body
Professor McGee notes anthropology shows a mental and physical evolution of man from a lower animal prototype. Since Huxley’s pioneer work, researchers link development from lower to higher forms, revealing common mental workings across species and narrowing the gap between instinct and scientific thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huxley
Man
W. J. McGee
Anthropological Society of Washington
McGee
Chicago Chronicle
Slander by Phonograph in Berlin Inn Case
A Berlin suburb sewing machine dealer slanders an agent via a phonograph placed in a beer-room. Guests hear accusations of forgery and embezzlement. the device is a court witness but refuses to repeat the calumnies. The court finds for the plaintiff. the defendant is fined fifty shillings. Baron Lambermont of Belgium, arbitrator for West Africa disputes, chaired the Brussels conference in 1890.
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Berlin
Baron Lambermont
Belgium
Great Britain
France
West Africa
Brussels
Detroit Free Press Committee Meeting Feasts on Motives
The Detroit Free Press notes a committee meeting described as a feast of reason with members stating they did not eat during the session. The report portrays a figurative critique of the group’s deliberations and priorities.
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Detroit Free Press
Buffalo Exposition Showcases Global Exhibits
Exhibits from around the world will fill the Buffalo Exposition offering broad interest to attendees. The pamphlet promotes Hijstetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion constipation biliousness and nervousness after honest use. The remedy is claimed to tone the entire system and deliver lasting relief to sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Buffalo Exposition
Hijstetter
Bold Funeral Sermon Sparks Controversy Over Brother's Fate
A colored preacher at a brother's funeral questions Brer Thompson's repentance and salvation. He doubts whether Thompson is lost or saved, insisting his fate hinges on divine judgment, not human certainty, per Atlanta Constitution account.
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Thompson
Atlanta
Widow Weeds and a Blue Silk Waist Charm
A pretty woman notes the widow weeds look charming and jokes about becoming a widow herself. Her crochety husband retorts that she might mind, then she agrees it is hateful given she has a blue silk waist she has not worn yet.
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Yong
Nervous suitor confesses motive to Miss Euphorbia
In a clipped Chicago Times tale a young man, embarrassed yet brave, hints that his long visits to Miss Euphorbia reveal a single motive. He struggles to be explicit as she prods him to speak directly about his intent.
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Euphorbia
Purse Meal Service Aimed At Paris Diners
A Paris restaurant plans a compact menu from hors d oeuvres to dessert served in a few square inches. A busy diner can eat in minutes and carry the meal in a waistcoat pocket. Even drinks like claret or whisky and soda will be portable in purse form.
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Paris
Open Letter by Benton Doctor Boosts Dodd's Pills
Benton Illinois May 20. Dr R H Dunaway testifies in an open letter that after diabetes and severe kidney issues he used Dodd's Kidney Pills with rapid improvement. He claims five boxes cured him and credits the medicine as best for kidney diseases. He urges public trust based on professional experience.
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Benton, Ill
R. H. Dunaway
Dodd
M. D
Readiness in criticism or ignorance of the task
The source text presents a quip about breaking smoking habits and a joke about adulterated tobacco. It includes a character named Slippers and a claim that a wife empties the dust pan into a tobacco jar. The Ohio State Journal context appears as a marginal aside.
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Gayboy
Ohio State Jourrnal
Pile and Fistula Cure Sample Offered
A concise preview promotes the Red Cross Pile and Fistula Cure with a book on cause and treatment. Sent for four cents in stamps to Rea Bros. & Co., Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Red Cross
Sentree
Rea Bros. & Co
Minneapolis
Minn
After Seeing the Library Comic Exchange Panel
A playful dialogue from a family scene contrasts a child’s request for angel wings with a grandfather’s caution. The piece weaves humor about art, propriety, and a boy’s imagination with a brief quip on expertise and accounts.
Mrs Pinkham Advocate For Women Health
Mrs Pinkham offers free advice through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted solution for female health issues. The article highlights Mrs Chappell of Grant Park NL praising the treatment for ovarian inflammation and urges suffering women to consult Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Sician
Pinkham
United States
Chappell
Grant Park
Clear Understanding Prompted by Surgeon Medical Scene
A dialogue between a surgeon and a patient with appendicitis ends in mutual resolve to proceed with an operation. The snippet also cites N. W. Samuel of Ocean Grove New Jersey advertising Piso's Cure for Consumption as an infallible medicine for coughs and colds dated February 17, 1000.
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N. W. Samual
Orcean Grove
N. J
A Problem Solved George Why Do Women Talk So Much
A brief dialogue contrasts opinions on gender talkativeness with a jab about men choosing the lesser evil. The exchange presents a satirical view of who dominates conversations and the humor in blaming each other.
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George
Fanny
For Cause. Yeast and Robins Bread Crumbs on Lawns
A Yonkers Statesman quip contrasts robins visiting lawns for bread crumbs with a change in behavior as one speaker notes his wife bakes her own bread and the birds no longer come. The exchange highlights domestic routines and urban nature.
Carrie Nation crusade sparks lasting cultural ripple
A remark foresees Carrie Nation's temperance crusade leaving a broader, enduring impact than expected with future vaudeville jokes and references spanning years.
Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
A list of patents granted to Northwestern inventors includes William Conner of Minneapolis for a coin controlled newspaper delivering machine, Daniel T. Denton of Lakeview for a harvester, James Farrell of Tro ky for a wire winding apparatus, Lewis H. Kroke of Dwight North Dakota for a monkey wrench, Alice Seashell of Minneapolis for a soap holder, with Lothrop and J Johnson patent attorneys at 912 Pioneer Press, St. Paul.
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Northwestern
William Conner
Minneapolis
Minn
Daniel T. Denton
Lakeview
Harvester
James Farrell
Trosky
Lewis H. Kroke
Dwight
N. D
Alice Seashell
Lothrop&j Johnson
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Faith Lesson From A Flower Seed Parable
A Yoncers Statesman snippet shows a teacher explaining faith to a girl. The girl answers playfully that their neighbors have chicken’s ma’am, illustrating a humorous misinterpretation of growth and certainty.
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Yonkers
Trish-bred horses win three-fourths of English steeplechases
The article notes that Trish-bred horses win about three quarters of the steeplechase races in England, reflecting strong performance of Irish-bred stock in equestrian events. It mentions Dr J H Rindlaur as a specialty eye ear nose throat physician, with garbled duplications in the text.
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England
Reasons for Economy In Married Life Quips
The Ohio State Journal notes a newlywed finding tailor bills cut to a quarter since marriage. A quiz shows a playful reply about savings being spent on his wife. A remark suggests a fearful, overprized woman with shoes bursting from a pin-prick is rarely seen as intellectual.
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Ohio State Journal
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St. Louis
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Detroit Journal
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Price
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Piso
Cominog
Denmark
Morgan
Emperor William
Eis al Success
Snoppor
Tommy
Chicago Record-Herald
Mrs. Pinkham
J. H. Rindlaur
W. D
St. Jacobs Oil
de. O. P Phelps Brown
Broadway
Newburgh
H. Y
Acton Wass
W.l.douglas
Douglas
Lnstan
W. L. Douglas
Hrockton
Standard Oil Company
Detroit
Raeenhouse
Cincinnati
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