Benevolent Associations Endorse Peruna For Catarrhal Diseases
Letters from Mrs. Henrietta A. Marsh and Mrs. T. W. Collina praise Peruna for grippe and dyspepsia relief. Testimonials cite rapid improvement, restored health, and lasting vigor. Readers urged to write Dr. Hartman for guidance at The Wartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imian’s Benevolent Association of
Chicago
Henrietta A
LO. G. T
Everett
Wash
Peruna
T. W. Collites
Little Joe the Newsboy and the Dog’s Broken Leg
In a city dispensary a disabled newsboy known as Little Joe brings in a stray dog with a broken foreleg. Dr. Newcomb sets the limb and the boy promises to repay the care with daily papers, then they depart into the rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie Viel
Ben
Litle
Joe
City
Litlie Joe
Four Courts
Dr. Newcomb
Little Joe
Cratch
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Fifty Dollars to Sit Down
Carmel Indiana report recounts Joseph L. Duffey praising Dodd's Kidney Pills after recovering strength and energy while working in the fields. He credits the pills with restoring health and appetite and says he will continue using them. The piece claims multiple local cures from the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel
Ind
Joseph L. Duffey
Mr. Duffey
Dodd
Mystery Served Through Quips in Chicago News
A fragmented newspaper snippet blends humor and ads. It jokes about women talking to themselves and references a Tisting ago, alongside a Norfolk style prompt for Nicxe Plate Road information and a Fort Wayne address. It notes government agricultural banks and Aetus Cereals as market leaders, with assorted quotations and taglines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Giles
Chicago News
C. A
Congress Debates Immigration and Statehood Bills in Busy Session
The Senate approved most committee amendments to the immigration measure while striking a section on capitol alcohol sales and adjourned. Amendments passed include excluding anarchists and allowing skilled labor imports if domestic supply is lacking. House actions covered include pension bills, tea import relief, and a rail of resolutions to honor former leaders, with sessions on statehood and tariff issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Capitol Building
United States
House
Reed
Cockrell
Ledge
McCaumber
N. D
McComas
Bailey
Texas
Burton
Kan
Hawaii
London
New York
Indian Territory
Payne
N. Y
Committee On Ways and Means
Circuit Court
Porto Rico
Philippines
Grow
Missouri
Mfoure
Russell
Connecticut
Sheppard
de Graffenreid
New England
Appropriations Committee
McMillan
Michigan
Sewell
New Jersey
Government Crop Report Leak Denied in Capital
Secretary Wilson denies any leak in the government crop report while William E Curtis predicts a likely big controversy over the troop and supply transport contract to the Philippines. Other items note actions on federal contracts in the new building, reverence for Speaker Reed, and treaty plans with Cuba and Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capital
Wilson
William E. Curtis
Philippines
Boston Company
Mann
Chicago
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal
House
Thomas B. Reed
Hay
Cuba
Colombia
Commodity Prices Across Markets Include Hogs and Wheat
The listing shows varied prices for hogs at several markets from $1.40 to $6.00, wheat No. 2 and No. 3 varieties at roughly 64.25 to 6.35, corn No. 2 and oats No. 2 around 47 to 48 cents, and butter eggs and potatoes priced across multiple regions, with cattle and sheep prices also noted in Cincinnati Chicago Detroit Milwaukee and St Louis markets. The data reflects widespread price ranges for farm commodities in a dated market summary.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Corp
Turkeys Turn Grasshoppers into Profitable Pest Control
A Saline County farmer Isaiah Finch appointed a flock of one thousand young turkeys to chase grasshoppers. The birds cleared hoppers, kept his fields green while neighbors suffered, and allowed him to rent the turkeys at two dollars and fifty cents per day per one hundred birds, yielding about twenty five dollars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Isaiah Finch
Saline County
Debt that all nations must pay hinted by Anzel of Death
Anzel of Death whispers to Mr. Slopar in a Philadelphia Record fragment. The sick man replies to call again on the 15th, suggesting a looming debt or fate hanging over nations.
Puck Quips On Tiny Groom and Mama Like Mischief
A playful quip from Puck suggests a groom acts spoiled by his mother until marriage, then hardly notices. The wry remark highlights gendered expectations and family influence in marriage traditions.
Exclusive Conversation Rights Spark Copyright Talk
A Baltimore Herald note remarks on a notable figure seeking to copyright the conversation of her guests in a display of strict exclusiveness. The brief hints at broader questions about privacy and control in social gatherings.
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Mre
Baltimore Herald
Fragmented Dialogue in a Crowded Eatery
A passerby narrator observes a teller’s puzzled moment and a critic’s firm stance on telling stories in social settings. Diners sympathize with the critic while hosts struggle to balance social norms and potential legal and moral implications.
Beware of Hante in Maud and Mabel exchange
Maud questions if Hante is refused. Mabel confirms and says she will return any letter left opened. She adds it would be rude to discard unused tickets, suggesting better ones may exist elsewhere.
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Dun
Ind
Garten
Willish
Paul
Minneapolis
Miureape
Chicago
California Fig Syrup
Maud
Mabel
Atray
Rubber Stamps Made to Order and Self Inking Daters
Rubber stamps of all kinds offered with custom work and a new self inking dater option. Bend for a catalogue addressed to Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana. The Charcoal Eph daily thought quotes a rustic line from the Baltimore News about an old mule and a club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresto
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Charcoal Eph
Mistah Jacksons
Baltimore News
Putnam Faceless Dyes Mentioned In Textile Note
Fragmentary passage references carpets and Putnam faceless dyes. Dialogue suggests someone tries to enforce a standard with a father referenced as a mark. Content is unclear and mainly stylistic.
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Putnam
Aunt Hetty and Uncle Josh Reflect on Lessons Learned
A humorous exchange about party missteps and learning from experience sets the tone. The snippet mentions Aunt Hetty-Well and Uncle Josh debating whether lessons from disappointments stick, ending with Mrs. Austin's buckwheat cakes and a note on miracles often going unrecognized.
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Hetty
Josh
Ceremony Report On Local Judge’s Quiet Vocation
A local judge named Edwards Catholic County conducted a private wedding for a married couple recently. The ceremony took place on a muddy road where the officiant fumbled his pockets failing to produce a formal ring. The event appeared improvised with limited funds and a humorous exchange noted by onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Marriei
Art Nite Showin Miscountry Cousin Pom Trait
Fragmented text describes an event titled Art Nite with disjoint phrases about miscountry traits and a speaker named Winston. The readable parts hint at a local turnout or opinion, but the exact details and participants remain unclear.
Economic Gains Reported by Manufactoria Workforce
The manufactoria sector shows doubled output with product value up by one and a half times. Employment in these establishments has more than doubled, and wages have more than tripled, signaling strong growth for the industry.
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Benevolent Associations
of America
Peru
Henrietta A. S. Marsil
Dr. Caldwell
Sepsmn Syrup Co., Impathetts, Tis
the Newsboy
Wiskey
Fle
Pasa
Lezypalan
NT eSea Cote Aa
Weal
Samuel Putcher
Sanna
Rachelle Salte
Fac Simile Signature of
CST SC
Gastoria
Bears
Sapany, New York
Cry
Afa Bagel
Manufac
G. Dun & Co
Bradstreet
Grdin
Ubures
Rio
Rcico
Bshrewd
Puck
Raste
Hante
Tle
Jack
Tom
Winston
Ciaheed
Vis
A.W. Hanson
Kiexico
Fort Wayng
Ing
Alabash R. R
Sunap
Italy
Thompson
Wabash R. BR
Port Wayne
Www
W. VU
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