South Carolina Senator Praises Peruna Remedy
A United States senator from South Carolina extols Peruna as a remedy for dyspepsia and catarrh of the stomach. The advert claims the tonic relieves stomach catarrh and thus treats digestive discomfort.
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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1906
Page
7
A United States senator from South Carolina extols Peruna as a remedy for dyspepsia and catarrh of the stomach. The advert claims the tonic relieves stomach catarrh and thus treats digestive discomfort.
A user endorses Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach troubles, noting rapid relief and strong tonic qualities after a short period of use. The testimonial highlights the medicine as wonderful and effective.
The article states catarrh of the stomach is the correct name for most dyspepsia cases and that eradicating the internal catarrh is necessary. It promotes Peruna as the remedy that precisely meets the indications for cure.
The ad praises W. L. Douglas shoes for style fit and wear lasting longer than competitors. It invites readers to visit Brockton Massachusetts factories to see production and claims fast color in fall styles. It urges customers to ask retailers to stock the brand and to request the dealer stamp and price information.
Miles Finlen, a wealthy Montana miner, visited Bay City Michigan and attended services in a wooden church. After a leak during a rainstorm he offered a 750 dollar check with the simple demand to fix the roof, prompting immediate roof repairs.
An inmate of the Home for Needy Confederate Women in Richmond, Virginia, is Capt Sally L Tompkins the only woman commissioned by President Davis. She served as a cavalry captain. The piece notes a provocative claim about men loving their enemies, particularly if they are their own worst enemies.
Two armed men boarded Denver and Rio Grande passenger train No. 6 at Malta and forced the engineer to uncouple cars and pull the train. They opened the express car, threatened the messenger, and tried to dynamite the safe, getting about 60 dollars. A posse led by Sheriff O Mahoney pursues them. description matches prior bandits.
After an investigation in St. Petersburg into the September 10 death of Miles Semova, a medical student killed when she appeared at a cell window, the garrison commander issued an order of the day thanking the soldier who shot her and granting a reward of five dollars. The report notes the execution as a sign of faithful service.
Reports from Ain-Sefra indicate Moors plan a holy war with growing energy and mobilization. Mouly About, cousin of the Moroccan sultan, has unified tribes and persuaded them to halt internal disputes as preparations near mid November.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis widow of the Confederacy president died at 10 25 p m in New York after a severe cold from returning from the Adirondacks. Family members were at her bedside. In the same city the Democratic organization of New York County opened its campaign with a Tammany Hall ratification meeting led by Louis Stuyvesant Chanler Bourke Cochran and Senator Thomas F Grady among others. Overflow crowds soundly filled the hall.
A fast car owned by banker M. J. Mandlebaum on Detroit avenue hits a trolley pole at Kenilworth avenue in Lakewood suburb. The crash and explosion injure all four occupants, with two feared dead. Fifteen gallons of gasoline burst into flames enveloping the men.
Mia Charles and Smith of Woonsocket report kidney weakness since childhood with backache dizziness and fatigue. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills for years they say their health improved from 120 to 165 pounds and attacks ceased. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A dry yellow fog blanketed Paris on April 11 as a scientist tested fog samples with glycerin plates. Analysis revealed fine ash matching Mount Vesuvius 1822 eruptions and spherical oxidized iron globules in the deposit.
Mercury containing catarrh ointments warned against as dangerous. Hall's Catarrh Cure from J C Henry Co. Toledo marketed as safe internal remedy without mercury. Also notes on laxatives and safety of alcohol versus gasoline with burn characteristics and water extinguishing properties.
The item notes prune usage surpassing 100 million pounds yearly in the United States. A rambling ad style passage mentions remedies like St Jacobs Bit and a quip about shoe sizes and appearance, with playful jokes about men and homeliness.
Workers use denatured alcohol in a Manchester hat factory, recover the spirit, and restill it in their own facility to reuse until exhausted, reflecting improvised industrial recycling practices of the period.
Public health advisory urges mothers to inspect every CASTORTA bottle for proper labeling and the physician approved remedy claim. Officials warn counterfeit or misrepresented bottles may risk infant and child safety and require verification of authorized signatures.
French chemist M. Gawain patent a method to render celluloid fireproof. During preparation, salts such as phosphates or bicarbonate of ammonia or magnesia are added at peak liquidity, producing a material that emits a gas when touched by flame to check combustion.
A 1905 reader from Rosemond Christian County Illinois reports eczema and severe scalp itching improving after two weeks using Cuticura Soap Ointment and remedies. He recalls a later October November eruption treated by doctors and cured with Cuticura products.
A New Jersey correspondent reports a local magistrate dismissed a complaint and warrant for dog registration as invalid and immediately fined the defendant five dollars plus 2.80 in costs after a rushed hearing where the defendant could not obtain counsel. Certiorari proceedings follow.
A historical advertisement urges women to avoid fear of surgery by trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cites testimonials from women cured or helped, claiming operations prevented and recovery achieved, with advice to seek Mrs Pinkham's guidance.
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