Peruna ingredients outlined by U S Dispensatory
The article cites the United States Dispensatory to describe Peruna components such as canadianensis goldenseal corydalla formosa cubebs cedron seeds and oil of copaiba and their claimed uses for chronic catarrh mucous membrane diseases dyspepsia liver and kidney ailments and urinary tract disorders. It urges readers to request a free testimonial book on Peruna as a catarrh remedy.
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United States
Perupa
Disease Puzzles Doctors in Dutch Heart Epidemic
A mysterious contagious heart disease spreads in Ouddorp near Utrecht with over 100 cases. Prof Boronck and Prof Spronck lead the investigation but cannot identify a cause or origin despite extensive analysis of patient blood samples.
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Ouddorp
Utrecht
Boronck
Spronck
Ambitious Critique Language Confounds Poets and Composers
The essay notes that Homer might not distinguish heroic pentameter from a milk wagon Rafael might not know the term genre and average critics would struggle with Wagner’s terminology.
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Homer
Rafael
Freeing the System From Neuralgia With Pink Pills
A former neuralgia sufferer from Detroit Michigan recounts six years of pain and fatigue ending after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports weight gain improved nerves and lasting health after three months of treatment and urges others to seek the remedy. The Dr Williams Medicine Co sells Pink Pills at 50 cents per box or 2 50 for all boxes postpaid.
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Evelyn Creasere
Boulevard Wear
Detroit
Mich
Ney
WiLllamas
Williams
Dolly and the Violet Stockings Night Adrift
Dolly, a demure society figure, forgets violet gloves and stockings on a pink tea outing. In a carriage she blushes as a companion reveals her forgotten hosiery, the scene ending with a dramatic, unspoken reconciliation.
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Dolly
Reat
Eteire
Ahriek
Boy’s Fires Burn Desire for Hellish Punishment
A Riverside Point boy, about 20 years ago, developed a fire-obsessed mania for the thrill of seeing flames. He nearly destroyed a neighbor’s property. the father recalls beating him without effect and recalls telling him bad boys go to hell to burn forever, to which the boy replied that heaven would allow endless poking of fires.
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Riverpoint
R. J
Cause for Anger Between Hen Peck Couple
A domestic row unfolds as a wife overhears her husband tell a friend that his hair is shedding in large handfuls. She has always prided herself on the home’s amalthess. Houston Post.
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Henpeck
Houston Poot
The Needle Through Centuries Of Invention
A compact look at needle history from bone to modern steel. Daily global use reaches millions, with U S women consuming hundreds of millions yearly. Needle production involves about 21 steps from wire cutting to final polishing, using purple paper to prevent rust.
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United States
Zion's Herald
Simple home remedy for rheumatism kidney disorders
A publication touts a do it yourself blend for rheumatism backache and urinary issues. Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsa parilla three ounces are shaken with water and taken after meals and at night.
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Bright
Press praised as vital watchdog by Maine congressman
Congressman Littlefield argues the vigilant press protects the nation from excesses and helps keep lawmakers in check, noting the press gallery’s value in Washington. He cites coverage of the Thaw trial and asserts newspapers serve an inestimable public good.
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New York
Littlefield
Maine
Corps of
Washington
Congress
Muffled Voices and Modern Ailments in The Reader Snippet
A fragment from The Reader reflects on modern conveniences causing injuries and illnesses such as tennis elbow and bicycle swot. A young woman on a motor omnibus experiences a sudden realization about her voice while attempting to talk, highlighting a clash between technology and daily life.
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Nabil
Pippip
Salt water bathing cautions in warm weather
The article notes that salt water weakens or strengthens depending on temperature and that warm baths can cause faintness. It warns readers to avoid water that is too hot, even for those used to hot fresh water, and mentions daily salt baths as a routine.
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Mont Ocean
Trave
Food Pointer Helps Dyspepsia Sufferer At 70
A Maine man credits daily Grape Nuts with breakfast for relief from dyspepsia and a liver complaint. After nine months he reports pain relief and improved health at age seventy, encouraged to share the note to help others. The note cites the book The Road to Wellville as reference.
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Maine
Neal
Poxtum Co
Wellville
Skull of Tyler Evidence Shown at Idaho Trial
The skull presented in Wallace Idaho on Monday linked to Fred Tyler’s death was held up by Deputy C. B. Williams in the Steve Adams trial. Bullet holes indicated a backfire wound and a shooter behind Tyler. The state pressed a strong case that the woodlands body was Tyler, signaling a significant evidentiary step.
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Wallace
Idaho
Fred Tyler
Steve Adams
C. B. Williams
St. Joe Country
Potential New Challenger for Americas Cup From Lipton Camp
Glasgow reports via informed yachting sources that a second challenger may arise against Sir Thomas Lipton for the Americas Cup. Kenneth M. Clark, an English yachtsman, is said to be set to challenge, delaying until summer’s end to allow Lipton a fourth shot if he still seeks a race. if undecided then Clark would pre empt the Irish baronet.
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New York
Glasgow
Tostad
Thomas Ipton
Kenneth M. Clark
Merc Clark
Thomas Lipton
Japanese School Segregation Settled in San Francisco
The Washington agreement ends the city’s controversy over segregated Japanese children. After the migration bill passage, Mayor Schrmitt and the school board will abolish Oriental schools and reintegrate Japanese students into white schools. The president and Secretary urge Californians to expect action, with an extra session if needed after March 4.
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Washington
San Francisco
White House
Schrmitt
Toot
Senate approves study of United States water sources
Washington reports the senate passed a bill to authorize a scientific investigation of the nation’s water sources. The director of the geological survey will lead the study of both underground and surface waters with an amendment allowing state and federal cooperation on hydrographic surveys.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Geological Survey
Japanese Consul Reports Mixed Reactions to Immigration Talks
In San Francisco a statement from A. Oyama secretary of the Japanese consulate says FBI terms with the Sebmitt party in Washington please Japanese readers. Labor leaders express disappointment claiming the proceedings show the futility of securing Asiatic immigration protection without exclusion acts.
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San Francisco
Sebmitt
Washington
A. Oyama
McH
Turpentine Trust Pleads Guilty to Sherman Act Violation
In Savannah a group of corporations B& Po Shelter Patterson Downing Standard Naval Stores and individuals J F Myers and 5 P Shelter pled guilty to a Sherman antitrust violation. Other indictments were nolle pressed. Shelters and Meyers agreed in writing not to violate the law again.
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Savannah, Cae
United States
B& Po Shelter Company
Patterson Downing Company
Standard Naval Stores Company
P Shelter
J. F. Myers
Turpenting Trust
Nolle
Sholter
Meyers
Tragic Shooting and Suicide Near Blackfoot
Roy Merrill, a farm hand, shot Mrs Maude Lealle at the Keeney ranch in Blackfoot and then killed himself. The incident occurred late Sunday as Mrs Leslie and the Keeney family slept, with investigators noting Merrill's possible jealousy and disturbed state.
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Blackfoot
Waho
Maude Lealle
Roy Merrill
Red Cross wires extra aid for famine relief in China
The American National Red Cross cabled an additional £5000 to Consul General Rogers in Bhanghal for famine relief. Seven thousand bags of good wheat are at Portland destined for China but the ear shortage delays shipment. The Red Cross aims to send it from Seattle free of charge and will arrange Orient shipment at the earliest moment.
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Washington
American National Red Crosse
Rogers
Bhanghal
Portland
China
Seattle
Orient
Cat feeder of New York City and riverfront warehouses
A man in New York City feeds cats kept in warehouses along the water front. Each day he calls to leave meat for them as protection against river rain. Saturday mornings he is always late and the cats stay home until he arrives. He believes the case reads calendars in offices to know when Saturday comes.
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New York City
New Zealand’s Job Network Aids Unemployed
In New Zealand a government department tracks jobless workers and helps them find positions. It advances railway fares to places with opportunities, locates merchants and manufacturers needing labor, and may provide government work as a last resort.
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New Zealand
Electrically Ripened Bananas by English Expert
An English electrical expert has developed a method to ripen bananas on demand. Bunches are hung in airtight glass cases with electric heat lights. The artificial heat accelerates ripening in proportion to hours used, enabling delivery of desired quantities at agreed times.
Practical Jokes On Board End In Steady Loss Of Sherry
A naval officer noticed his decanter of sherry emptying and filled it with a potent decoction to stop evaporation. The sherry kept decreasing, so he summoned the steward. His explanation was simple and satisfactory: I give the cook two wine glasses for the soup each evening.
Improved Gutta-Percha From Leaves Promises Cheaper Cable Core
Green gutta percha now said to be obtained from CAoutchouc leaves rather than tree stems, offering greater durability and avoiding costly purification. In France the new gutta percha is being used in submarine cable construction.
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France
Breen
The Duty of All and World-Serving Values
A reflective piece urging service beyond self. It celebrates giving time talent money and cheer to uplift society and discover spiritual values in diverse social strata.
Quarter Acre Gerry Bed For Rice Berries
A compact note describes one quarter acre of mood land with proper varieties and cultivation to yield 20 to 46 bushels of rice berries. It suggests daily fresh berries for an ordinary family and a supply of canned preserved or dried berries during the season.
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M. A. Thayer
Does Your Cow Do This Eight Pounds A Day
Farmers are told that cows must yield eight pounds of milk daily to stay profitable, especially with winter and high feed costs. The note emphasizes that thin cows fail this standard, while heifers and cows near freshening may perform differently.
Hair restoration with pure enceanut oil treatment
A simple free application of pure enceanut oil is recommended for dry brittle hair prone to breakage. Continued for a few weeks the remedy aims to yield excellent results in restoring hair health.
Blinders and fair play in unfamiliar places
A fragmented admonition on removing blinders and giving a fair show to the small and unfamiliar. The speaker urges openness and fairness when entering new or strange environments, urging listeners not to be mad if others are fair.
Long Serving Workers in London Electro-Plate Firm
A London electro-plate maker employs 18 long serving staff who have spent between 56 and 60 years with the firm. The dialogue hints at a bridegroom’s mishap over a hat and ironing, amid a note on workers’ tenure.
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London
Electro-Plate Makers
Feminine Remonstrances in Lady's Picture
A 19th century quotation notes that men dislike both extravagance and extreme simplicity in a baby’s care, reflecting gendered commentary on domestic behavior and expectations. The remark frames a paradox about male attitudes toward frill and restraint in childrearing.
Danish Proverb About Wives and Husbands
A traditional Danish saying notes that a bad wife wishes her husband returns with his heel first rather than his toe, implying a gentle rebuke about a spouse leaving home.
Light In the Dairy Stable
The article argues many stables are dark and dirty and that adding light improves cleanliness. It urges installing light from at least three sides—east, south and west—to create a healthier, more hygienic environment and remove objectionable smells.
Pruning Fruit Trees Planned for February March
Prune as many trees as weather allows in February and March. Trim a third to a half each year, using hand tools, prune outer limb ends with pole pruners, and keep as much fruiting wood on main limbs as possible. Remove brush and burn it, plow when soil is workable after winter moisture and manure cover decomposes.
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Ilimbe
A Gastronomic Joy From Local Church Suppers
A passage extols church basement turkey suppers as the merriest, most satisfying value for money. The Ohio State Journal notes these gatherings feature ox-roasts, clambakes, banquets, champagne suppers, and midnight lunches, with souls and stomachs nourished.
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Ohio State Journal
One View of Greatness and a Man in the Isle of Wight
A fragmentary 19th century anecdote recalls a man on the Isle of Wight asked about the author of In Memoriam. He notes the great man "only keeps one man servant" and does not sleep in the outhouse, a quip used by later admirers to illustrate humility.
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Tennyson
Isle of Wight
Copper Plating Aluminum by Welding Method Invented in Germany
German inventor Herr Wach nus has devised a copper plating process for aluminum using welding methods. The technique aims to overcome aluminum’s vulnerability to fluids and poor paint adherence, as the copper layer provides protection without substantially increasing weight.
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Germany
Herr Wachnus
Weather and personal crisis reports raise heat and crisis link
The report notes more personal crisis events in August than August heat may influence such acts. It cites November as a lighter period and cold weather as reducing crisis reports, reflecting a pattern across large cities and countries.
The Witness of Age Reflections by Bherlock Bristol
A short reflective piece on aging and the tests of life shaping who we are and whom we love. The author suggests that endured cruelties reveal true loyalties and spiritual direction as one grows older.
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Bherlock
Bristol
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