Testimonies Attach Safety of Peruna Remedy
A collection of home testimonies from housewives and women across states including Kentucky Illinois Ohio Oregon Minnesota and Tennessee praise Peruna and its companion Manalin. They report weight gain relief from constipation liver torpor improved energy and renewed health for themselves and family members. The letters stress Peruna’s safety for children and its value as a general family medicine.
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Thos
United States
Farm Uplift Commission Starts Regular Work
The Farm Uplift Commission led by Liberty Setive of Corgell begins work at the agricultural center of Maryland to organize and hold the first hearing. The group will tour the country meeting farmers institute workers and state granges officials, with sessions in Washington and hearings across the Midwest and Southwest through December.
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Washington
Southwest
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Rocky Mountain
Middle Western
Kasparilla Remedy Promises Healthier Digestive Life
An 1880s advertisement touts Kasparilla as a universal health tonic. It claims to correct digestion, sour stomach, irregular bowels, and bad breath by stimulating the digestive tract and liver function, while also easing headaches and fatigue. The copy offers a refund if unsatisfied.
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Hoyt Cremicar Co
Monument to Early War Heroes in Lafayette Dedication
Lafayette Ind November 7 Today marks the ninety seventh anniversary of Tippecanoe as preparations for unveiling a granite monument on the battleground are completed. Governor Hanly congressman E D Crumpacker State Senator Will R Wood and Judge Richard P DeHart are listed as speakers. The monument features a ninety foot shaft with an inscribed base and a life size statue of General Harrison before it.
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Lafayette
Ind
Battle of
Tippecasioe
Battefield
Illiam Henry Harrison
Hanly
E. D. Crumpacker
Will R. Wood
Richard P. DeHart
Roosevelt May Succeed Platt as Senator
Washington observers consider Roosevelt a probable successor to Platt in the Senate. The president is said to not be entirely adverse to accepting the seat after March 4 under prevailing conditions, with assurances cited from the president.
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Roosevelt
Platt
Washngton
Senate
Washington, D. C
Salem Contractors Lowest Bidders on Eugene Post Office
Five bids were opened for the Eugene Oregon post office building by the treasury department. Welch Bros of Salem bid 54957 the lowest, with others from Salem Portland Salt Lake City and Eugene. All bidders promise completion by December 1 1909 and the award likely goes to Welch Bros of Salem.
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Salem Contractors
Eugene Post Office
Guard
Washington, D. C
Eugene, Or
Eugene
Treasury Department
W. O. Heckart
Geo. C. Maurer Company
Salem
Welch Bros
Charles A. Gray
Portland
Campbell Building Company
Salt Lake
Utah
Justice Peckham Eligible 70 for Retirement
Washington Nov 7 Justice Rufus W Peckham reaches seventy and becomes eligible for retirement with full pay under the law. The Capitol reports several justices near retirement and President Roosevelt may name replacements as four seats open before March 4 next. Peckham, a Democrat, has served since 1905 after New York appellate service and is highly esteemed by his peers.
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Washington, D. C
Rufus W. Peckham
Supreme Court
Supreme Tribunal
Justice Weckham
Melville W. Fuller
John M. Harlan
David J. Brewer
Peckham
Roosevelt
Fuller
Mr. Fuller
Justice Harlan
Asia Minor
Turkey
Howell E. Jackson
Tennessee
Ales
Court of Appeals of
New York
Albany
Eee
Supreme Bench
Births and Deaths Reported for October
Dr. J. W Harris, county health officer, reports October data: 32 births, 22 males and 10 females, and 27 deaths with causes including apoplexy, senility, tuberculosis, convulsions, gastritis, heart disease, paralysis, Bright's disease, malignant liver, typhoid fever, accidental, premature birth, sore mouth, dysentery, puerperal sepsis, angina, brain tumor, lagrippe, exposure, and exhaustion. No contagious diseases detected. typhoid fever and measles each once.
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J. W Harris
Goon Cough Cube Promises Cure for Lung Ailments
Advertises Goon Cough Cube as a standard remedy for coughs colds asthma bronchitis and lung complaints. Claims long established reputation with ingredients liverwort tar and wild cherry and no opium or harmful drugs. Priced at $1.00 and sold by Linn Drug Co Williams Mfg Co Cleveland Ohio.
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Linn Drug Co
Williame Mfg, Co
Propa
Cleveland
Sudden Death of Prominent Financier Cornish in Chicago
William D. Cornish, New York financier and second vice president of Union Pacific, is found dead in his bed at the Auditorium Annex in Chicago. Cause listed as heart disease. He served as director or VP of several railroads and related companies including Southern Pacific, Oregon Short Line, Portland & Asiatic Steamship, Wells Fargo Land, and others.
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Chicago
William D. Cornish
New York
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Auditorium Annex
Cornish
Leavenworth, Kansas & Western Railroad
Northern Pacific Terminal Company
Oregon
The
Oregon Railroad & Nammation Company
Oregon Short
Portland & Asiatic Steamship Company
Southern Pacific Company
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Spokane Union Depot Company
Union Pacific Land Company
Wells-Fargo Land Company
German Crown Prince Flies High In Airship Event
Frederickshafen sees Crown Frederick William join Count Zeppelin on a flight in the airship amid cold winds. The pair plan to head toward Donaueschingen Baden as Emperor William is expected to arrive later. In Donaueschingen Haden the Zeppelin circles town awaiting the imperial train. The crown prince greets his father by megaphone and sends a letter before resuming his return to Frederickshafen without landing.
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Frederickshafen
Frederick William
Count Zeppelin
Donaueschingen Baden
William
Donaueschingen Haden
Suntria
Subterranean Lake Found Delaying Panama Canal
A report from Colon, Panama, claims a subterranean lake exists beneath Gatun lock sites, prompting a multi year delay and higher costs. Engineers reportedly withheld discussion during Colonel Goethals absence. The Panama Canal Office rejected the rumor as absurd, citing prior bore tests proving earth stability.
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New Orleans
Colon
Panama
Panama Canal
Gatun
Goethals
United States
Washington
Iathmian Canal Office
Graft In Canada’s Marine Department Sparks Suspension
Quebec November report on graft in Canada’s marine department shows 25 minor officials and employees suspended after investigations. Testimony indicates contractors paid a five percent bonus on government furnished goods and inflated prices charged to the government.
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Quebec
Canada
Marine Department
Marriage licenses issued to four couples in brief notice
This morning four marriage licenses were issued. Thos Pope of Lake Creek and Miss Olga Swanson of Alpha. Geo W Catching of Wendling and Mrs Meda Smith of Coburg.
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Thos, Pope
Lake Creek
Olga Swanson
Alpha
Geo. W. Catching
Wendling
Meda Smith
Coburg
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Mei Hattie Hamilton
Peruna
Hattie Hamilton
Warcely
M. F. Jones
Burning Springs, Il
Anthony Rauch
Walnut Street
Bucyrus
Manalin
Anna
Hyde
Yamhill Street
Literary and Educational Organization of
New Hampshire
Mia
Tressie Nelson
Fifth Ave
Nashville, Tenn
Maggie Durbin
North Street
Little Rock, Ark
Sound
Weil
Kasparilla
Bev
Daily Guard
Sarters
Castoria
Meco
Samuel Pitcher
Ath Hick
Castsria
Bears
Astori
Justice Peckham
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