Doctor Ensor Endorses Peruna For Catarrh And Tonic Strength
Dr J F Ensor and others report personal use and family use of Peruna with good results for catarrh and vitality. Prominent doctors claim it strengthens weak stomachs, improves appetite, and preserves mucous membranes, urging readers to request Hartman’s advice for persistent symptoms.
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J. F. Ensor
C. W. Butts
Coo 3
North Dakota
Fromington
D. C
Peruna
K. Robbins
Muskogee
J. T
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbua
Ohio
Church chained to earth in Iceland by a great chain
May Housekeeper recounts Jessie Ackermann’s observations on religion and morality. A Catholic church in Iceland’s north shore is anchored by heavy posts and a chain to resist winter gales, a symbol of devotion amid severe winds and rugged landscape.
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Jessie Ackermann
Iceland
Europe
Boreas
Passing of the Cattle King on the Western Plains
The cattle king of the Western plains is passing away. Once nearly 100 millionaire cattlemen thrived in the Southwest, now only about 30 remain.
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Western Plains
Telegraph Company Aims Forty Nine Second Global Message
E C Bradley announces a July 4 plan to send a message that circles the globe in 49 seconds. The telegram starts at the Postal office in New York, travels to the Pacific coast, Manila, London, then returns via Commercial Cable and Eastern Telegraph lines to New York.
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London
New York
Tired Back From Kidney Trouble Prompts Cure Claim
Mrs. G B Pare of Columbia Avenue Glasgow Kentucky wife of C U B Pare a brick manufacturer says Dean's Kidney Pills regulated kidney secretions cured back and scalding sensations restored comfort and strength. A free trial offer mailed on request from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y. price 50 cents per box.
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Tts
GB. Pare
Columbia Avenue
Glasgow
Kentucky
B. Pare
Dean
United States
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
Wood and coal prices in New York city report
A New York Press note compares wood costs and quality with coal. A cord runs about 75 cents to 1 dollar in the country, while half a cord in the city costs 5 to 7 dollars. City wood is mostly burned timbers and scraps, not clean country wood, and only millionaires burn open fires as coal remains cheaper.
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New York
New York Press
Niagara Falls Power Expansion Across Gates
Niagara Falls will gain 50,000 horsepower on the Canadian shore next year, with signed contracts for at least 110,000 horsepower total. Expected output rises to about 850,000 HP soon, with annual rents around seven million dollars. Within ten years projection reaches one million horsepower. Measurements show no effect on the Falls when power is switched on or off.
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Niagara Falls
Sweden Lumber Trust Formation
Swedish lumber companies unite to form a trust consolidating timber operations. The move aims to stabilize pricing, coordinate production, and strengthen bargaining power against markets and suppliers. Leaders emphasize cooperation while preserving individual company identities.
Revival of a Vintage Household Glassware Theme
A revived trend features frosted glass salad or berry dishes with metal frames, echoing old fashion. The article notes dampening clothes with hot water improves ironing, delivering more even moisture and quicker readiness for pressing.
Attractive Lamps From Silver Street Light Design
Very attractive little alcohol lamps are made of silver in the form of street lamps. The bowl for the alcohol is colored glass and mounted on a long stem.
Imported Baking Dishes with Greek Key Pattern
Recently imported baking dishes for fish or vegetables, au gratin, or baked puddings are of a deep cream porcelain with a Greek key or vine pattern around the outside. They require no napkin or silver holder to present.
Japanese Jars For Flower Season From Izumo And Others
The article notes artistic Japanese jars suitable for blooming displays, highlighting Izumo with yellow and green tones and listing shapes from Owari Baku Toto osa Otake Awaji and Toko nabe, with the latter noted as particularly affordable. It also gives a practical tip on cleaning a sewing machine by warming near the fire, melting oil, applying paraffin, wiping clean, and finishing with a light lubricant for smooth operation.
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Izumo
Owari
Baku
Toto
Boot Drier a Necessity for Proper Footwear Care
The Philadelphia Inquirer says a boot drier is essential for women who keep boots in fine condition. Drying shoes after wear prevents ruin from wetness and promotes proper footwear care, with storm boots favored for waterproof protection and rubbers avoided on dress shoes.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Treatment of Windows for Clean Glass
A old Pearson's Weekly tip explains cleaning windows on dull days to avoid streaks. Dust inside and out with a painter's brush, wash glass with warm water containing ammonia, remove corner dust with whale bone cloth, dry with cotton cloth, polish with old newspaper, and rub light stains with a touch of paint after cleaning.
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Pearson's Weekly
Tea Cakes and Side Dishes Recipes in One Feature
A compact cooking feature provides recipes for Tea Cakes Padge Salmon Cutlets and Creamed Celery. Tea Cakes mix butter flour and cream with currants for fried rounds. Padge uses milk butter and flour to form thick cakes served hot with butter. Salmon Cutlets combine salmon and potatoes, breaded and fried, with parsley garnish and cream sauce. Celery cooks in butter flour milk with nutmeg for a rich hot sauce.
Deafness Cured by Catarrh Cure Adverts and Wireless System
A collage of medical advert claims promises cure for deafness from catarrh with a $100 reward, plus notes on home laundering with Ivory Soap, heel powders for feet, and a few misc. quotes. It also reports a new wireless Lodge Muirhead ethergraphy system touted as faster and clearer, potentially drawing submarine cable interest.
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Marconi
Oliver Lodge
University of Birmingham
Alexander Muirhead
Professor Lodge
Maroon
Lord Kelvin
Professor Hertz
Lodge Muirhead
Steam and Trolley Rival Steam Railways in New England
The trolley system in New England shows rapid progress and is emerging as a strong competitor to steam rail. Electric and steam lines use similar weights and speeds, with cars carrying mail and light freight alongside passengers. Trolley tracks connect country towns to rail hubs, linking cities from Portland to New York with the broomstick train. A new development allows a steam locomotive to run on trolley rails for coal delivery, expanding potential uses and interest among railroad operators.
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New England
Portland
Boston
Providence
Hartford
New York
Anteiam
New York Central
Oxford
Mars
Worcester
Worcester and Southtridge
Miss Nichols of Lenton Binds Papal Works
Miss Nichols of Lenton, a wealthy young woman trained in Cobden-Sanderson’s method, earns royal and papal commissions. King Edward orders her to bind Windsor library volumes, the czar pays for her leather covers, and the pope asks her to bind his poems and Latin classics for the Vatican.
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Miss Nichols
Lenton
Cobden-Sanderson
Edward
Windsor
Chicago
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