Sensational Cure Claims From Peruna Advertisement
A testimonial from David Meekison credits Peruna with curing thirty years of catarrh after short-term use. Another letter from Jacob L. Davis of Galena Missouri says twelve bottles cured his thirty seven year health problems. Dr Hartman offers free advice to dissatisfied users and invites letters to Columbus Ohio.
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David Meekison
Jacob L. Davis
Galena
Stone County
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Tale of Two Brothers by Ennana the Theban Scribe
The Tale of Two Brothers, written about 1300 B C by Ennana, librarian to King Merenpiah, is the oldest extant fiction. The papyrus, in bold hieratic, likely served the crown prince Seti II and bears autograph signatures of an Egyptian king. Now in the British Museum as the d Orbiney papyrus, it hints at early Nile romance and arts.
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Ennana
Thebes
Egypt
Merenpiah
Italy
Mme. d'Orbiney
British Museum
d'Orbiney
Nile Valley
Bstray
Root of All Human Success and the Poverty Struggle
The text asserts poverty drives development and civilization, arguing that effort to escape hardship shapes character and strength. It contends power arises from overcoming force, and that living without trial yields a diminished, partial humanity. The message centers on perseverance, struggle, and the value of striving.
British Constitutional Association Formed
A new organization named the British Constitutional Association has been formed with the aim of promoting personal liberty and restricting the powers of governing bodies.
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Constitutional Association
Notable 19th Century Figures and Global Events
Playwright Joseph Arthur dies in New York at 57. Vice Admiral Grenfell passes in London. Bourbonnais college in Illinois destroyed by fire with no injuries. Havana reports no yellow fever in Cuba. Calumet & Hecla declares a 15 dollar per share dividend. King Edward opens parliament. Japan fixes March 10 for war anniversary. Quarantine to Cuba and tropical ports begins March 1 at Mobile. President Palma seeks 8000 to 6000 rural guards. Gold standard adopted at Algeciras. France silent on Morocco. David wrecked off Nicaragua. crew saved, cargo lost. Senate ratifies Latin American quarantine treaty. Harmon Caceres to serve unexpired term in San Domingo. Three die in Globe Arizona mine fire. powder burns. Illinois miners union endorses wage hike. Franco-German tensions rise. press tone uneasy. Senate approves Philippine coal lands and tariff tweaks. Father Leary sinks from pneumonia. Mrs Hanley dies in Chicago fire. son escaped. Tokyo Telegraph reports major fire at Taira. Port Arthur transfer mentioned in British Commons. Prince Pignatelli Strongell dies by suicide. planned marriage nearby. J Milton Turner promotes US negro labor for Panama canal. Kidnappers of Colonel Mannigan still hold ransom. Pittsburgh area labor demands 12% wage rise. Seattle seeks wheat shipment to Japan. famine aid via Dakota. Oriental mail warns of near famine. Fanatical force overruns part of Sakoto, killing French officers.
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St. Vintures College
Bourbonnais
Ill
Havana
Cuba
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
Edward
Marana
Mobile
Preident
War Department
San Domingo
Harmon Caceres
Old Dominion
Globe
Ariz
United Mine Workers
Hlinolsa
Indianapolis
Senate
Batan
Philippine Islands
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for female ailments. It cites backache, headaches, irregular periods, and blues, with testimonials from Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Cottely praising its curative effects and urging readers to seek Mrs. Pinkham's advice.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Holmes
Cottely
J.C. Holmes
Larimore
North Dakota
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emma Cottely
East 12Th S
Treet
New York City
Mra. Pinkham
Lydia EK
Belgian market women haul heavy baskets across heat
In Belgium horses cost more than peasants can afford. Women trek miles with baskets on shoulder arm and head to reach markets. They work hard selling flowers fruits and vegetables all day, returning with three empties strapped and balanced.
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Belgium
Time zones set by Dowd plan across nation
Standard time was established on principles first suggested by Charles F. Dowd of Saratoga. The United States, beginning at its eastern limits and extending to the Pacific coast, was divided into four time sections: eastern, central, mountain and Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Dowd
Saratoga
United States
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Mrs Pinkham Advice Service Promoted for Women
Remember every woman is cordially invited to write to Mrs Pinkham with symptoms she does not understand. Pinkham, Lydia E Pinkham's daughter-in-law, has assisted as her advisor since her death and for twenty five years has freely offered guidance and medicine to women seeking help. Actress, Lynx, Mass, Best Understands Wemes.
Egotiam the Great Power and Its Temptation
Egotiam is the natural temptation of strong individuals with intense desires and vivid perception. They risk shaping life too strictly to personal lines yet these are also the people who aid others most, sustaining the race's hope. Meek and humble types prefer existing paths, read beaten tracks, and stay easily persuaded, leaving things as they are.
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Egotiam
Suburbanites Form Silence Club on London Rail
A ten member Silence Club, all season ticket holders on a London suburban railway, pays six pence weekly to read the Paper on the journey to town. Revenue from subscriptions is handed to the guard each Saturday morning, who reserves a carriage for the members.
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Silence Club
London
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Congressman Meckison
Peruna
Meekison
Napoleon
Ohio
HICH
California Fig Syrup Co
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago Great Western Railway
F. A. Starkweathes
W. and
So. St
Saleake City
Utah
Salt Lake—No
H. S. Howland
Madison Avenue
F. W. Diemer
Apringfeld
Joseph Arthur
New York
Sir Henry Grenfell
F. E. Leary
The
Chapman
Mass
John Hanley
London Daily Telegraph
Tokio
Taira
Fukushima
House of Commons
Port Arthur
Russia
Japan
Wei Wei
Great Britain
China
Prince Pignatelli Strongell
Helena
Naples
Duke of
Corigiano
J. Milton Turner
St. Louis
Liberia
Robert Mannigan
Deming
N. M
Pittabure
Mitchell
Seattle
Waeh
Great Northern
Dakota
Oriental Mail
Sakoto
Africa
Emma Cotrely
All Druggista
Western Telegraph Institute
Salt Lake City
Mason, Fenwick & Lawsones
Washington, D. G
Coffee
W. O. Coffee
Des Moines
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