Peruna Testimonials From Elm Street Ottawa and Ohio
A letter from Ottawa Ontario notes relief after using Peruna for poor digestion and fatigue. It claims appetite improved, energy returned, and general well being after three weeks. Another letter from Ohio reports stomach pain, bile and fainting spells resolved after three months of Peruna, urging readers to write for advice from Dr Hartman at the Columbus sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globo Hotel
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Peruna Mediine Bus
Peruna
Adin Krittain
Sckitaa, O
Dia Brittain
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Cane
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Danforth
St. Joseph
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mus
Franesco Danronin
Miles Ave
Fama Snyper
East Center St
Marion
Ohio
WOME
Unlucky Year Sees Fridays on the First and Thirteenth
The article muses on a supposedly unlucky year with three Fridays falling on the first of the month and contemplates the odds of Fridays landing on the first and thirteenth in the year 1006. It notes one such omen already in the east month and another to occur next week, with a third in November. Previous year had a rare Friday on the eighteenth only in June, linked to war’s end and the coronation delay.
Woman’s Bold Comeback Stops Street Grasper On Train
A capricious man known as a masher accosted a quiet young woman on a Capitol Hill car last week. He stared boldly, wore conspicuous clothes, and blocked her space before she glared and asked if he knew her. She replied loudly she didn’t and called him the garbage collector.
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Washington
Capitol
Dean's Kidney Pills Featured In Early 1900s Ads
A fragmented testimonial page praises Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain, swollen joints, and urinary issues. Readers describe relief from numbness, sleepiness, and headaches, with dated claims from 1903 in Tennessee and Pennsylvania. The text repeats product names, urging purchase from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Puma
Jonneh
Dean
The Funny Side of Life and Witty Exchanges
A collage of light dialogue and quips from various papers. Jokes include a playful retort about kissing memories and a student’s struggle with a trigonometry exam. The notes illustrate humor amid late hours and casual banter.
Half the Truth and the Quarrel Heard in Headlines
A collage of witty captions from Chicago News New York Times and Town and Country builds a row of humorous quips. The pieces poke at money marriage spelling parental disappointment and domestic rivalries with terse punchlines and character sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awife
Chicago News
Mountain Despair Sparks Weight Reflection Quote
A quoted line from Filegende Blactter laments ignoring friends advice to slim down before visiting the mountains. The remark frames weight as a fortunate misstep amid high altitude scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filegende
Grown Bookish Joah Spends Days With Books
Mrs Corntossel notes Joah reads while recovering from a battered in the last football game. Mr Corntossel adds he should stay in his room to study for a few days and recover.
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Joah
The Museum Method Adverts Mistake Causes Rush
A New York Weekly item jokes about a museum agent and manager arguing over a misprinted advertisement for a midget exhibit. The manager notes the height should read thirty six inches, not three feet, to attract crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Weekly
Preventing Hog Disease and Farm Water Practices
Farmers should inspect new stock to avoid hog diseases and never buy from disease-affected areas. drainage improves soil moisture control by loosening soil and carrying rainfall away. Cows drink 1500 to 2000 pounds of water monthly, with 1660 pounds per cow average. water supply must be continuous to maintain milk yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Beckles
Missouri Experiment Station
Milk quality and dairy practices from a small herd
A reporter cites experiments showing milk quality varies by individual cows and not by food. The piece details a small Jersey herd producing butter, including milking routines, feeding, and pasteurization steps. It also notes pasture health, gradual diet shifts, and benefits of corn shredders for fodder efficiency and bedding use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. V. Winn
Orange Judd
Pasture For Shedy Lambs Fed Jersey Milk
A farmer describes feeding lambs with Jersey cow milk using a one gallon tin pail feeder. Lambs learn quickly from bottles, then feed morning and evening, ensuring steady growth without setback and reaching market weight early.
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Jersey
Roberts
Tattooing for Identification in Canton Banks
A Canton bank cashier explains using tattooing and scars for identity checks. He notes many foreigners tattoo themselves, making marks easier to verify than signatures. The bank uses a modified Bertillon system with gear references on file and asks newcomers to reveal sleeves or hair to confirm identity. Seemester is cited as a common but inconsistent mark.
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Pe-ru-na
Miss Della
Janveau
Candy cAy
Amare Gees” “Eres
Tun
Horem
Rosteru
Josten Laverna
Isaac W. Strimmas
Cambria
Camanta
Wrostmoe
Bstter Kidney Nealth
Tris Co
Duffalo
Dean's
Kaine
Pont-ofice
Porter Tuiiriin
N.Y
Alabastine Company
New York
Water St
Grand Rapids
Op Ten
Duzno
Baltimore
New York Journal
Syracuse
Harald
Johnny
Harris
Walters
Correll
Indor
Bromo-Seltzer
Qirek
Dox
Atlanta, Ga
Trompeon
St.Jacobs Oil
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