Peruna touted by U S treasury reg for summer catarrh
Register Judson W. Lyons cites Peruna as an excellent remedy for spring and summer catarrhal affections and low mood from heat. Letters from Miss Camilla Chartier and Mrs. Kate Bohn praise its health benefits after using Peruna. Dr Hartman offers free advice for unsatisfied customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson W. Lyons
Register of the United States Treasury
Washington, D. C
Augusta
United States
Camilla Chartier
West Lexington St
Baltimore
Miss Camilla Chartier
Hold Up Church Faces Uplift Obstacle
A hold up at the church impedes efforts to provide uplift to the community. Local officials and church leaders face challenges in delivering aid and spiritual support amid the disruption. Community members urge coordinated action to restore services and morale.
Speedily Cured by Cuticura Skin Remedy Ad
An ornate 19th century advertisement claims Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent cure eczema psoriasis and related skin ailments. It states immediate relief, safety, and economy, with directions to bathe, apply ointment, and take Resolvent, promising permanent improvement and global adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Insurance Against Spinsterhood in Denmark Policy
A Danish program deposits about $225 for a girl at birth. Unmarried at 40 she gets $25 yearly, increasing by $25 every decade. If she marries before 30, $225 is returned. If she dies before 30, a funeral contribution of $30 or $35 is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Stratford on Avon library clash stalls women pleas
Miss Marie Corelli Miss Ellen Terry and Lady Colin Campbell have waited in vain for masculine help to preserve the little ancient houses in Stratford-on-Avon on the Carnegie library site. The London Chronicle notes Mr Carnegie and the town mayor press for their plan despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Corelli
Ellen Terry
Colin Campbell
Stratford-on-Avon
Carnegie
The
London Chronicle
Noted Blade Crafter Burr Davis Dead at Mount Vernon
Burr Davis, once famed for a pocketknife boasting 465 blades shown at New York's Crystal Palace, died at Mount Vernon New York. A Connecticut native he grew up in Waterbury in the cutlery trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Burr Davis
Crystal Palace
New York City
Connecticut
Waterbury
English Kings Visit to Rome Noted in History
A short note highlights King Edward VII's recent visit to Rome as the third English king to journey to the Eternal City. It recalls Aethelwulf's 855 pilgrimage and Canute's 1026 trip, noting that no other English monarch visited Rome between those events and Edward VII.
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Rome
Edward
Aethelwulf
Canute
England
Edward VII
Proverbs on Fashion and Finance from a Quip Almanac
A quirky collection of maxims advises not advertising troubles or wearing striped trousers with bowlegs. It extols Defiance Starch as superior, and links loaning money to memory and borrowing to fullness, framing practical wisdom in wry, period tone.
New Albany's famous plate glass pioneer Captain Ford
Albany Indiana special to the Indianapolis Sentinel recalls Captain John B. Ford born in Kentucky who built the first polished plate glass factory in the United States. He rose from poverty in New York to finance two large plants in Tarentum and Creighton, later founded Ford City, sold his works to the plate glass trust for about 10 million, and lived to an old age in retirement.
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United State
Albany
Ind
Indianapolis
Albany Clothiz
John B. Ford
United States
Indiana
Tarentum
Kentucky
Greenville
Heb
New Albany
Lenox
Mass
Washington C. de Pauw
Jarte
Pauield
de Pauw
Louisvillle
Jeffersonville
Capt. Ford
New York
Creighton
Ford City
Pittsburg
Plate-Glass Trust
Horrowing
Werner
Sheervills
Ind.ies
Elies
Short Names in Cabinet Names Among Present Officials
The cabinet shows many one syllable surnames Ray Root Shaw Payne Knox Moody Wilson and longer ones Hitchcock Cortelyon. The piece notes the advantage of short names in signing daily documents and compares current names with those of predecessors, suggesting a trend toward abbreviated signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmen
Ray
Root
Shaw
Payne
Knox
Moody
Wilson
Hitchcock
Cortelyon
Wis
Hay
Pay
Alger
Gare
Mr. Payne
Charles Emory Smith
The Might of a Lie and a Carlisle Speech
Ex Speaker John G Carlisle, now a New York lawyer, is recalled in a city sighting on Pine street. An old speech attributed to him denounces the United States as a vicious system and secession as justified, a claim Carlisle denies as misreported political spin. The piece notes his failed political hopes after the disputed Cynthiana speech and a Tribune revival of those lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Carlisle
Washington Square
Pine Street
Cynthiana
New York
United States
Sol
South Carolina
North
Carlisle
Tribune
Love Letters and School Gripes From a Busy Day
A post office scene has a young woman blushingly asking for a love letter while staff joke about business versus love. She leaves, returns to request a look among love letters. A separate tale follows Johnny resisting study, blaming the teacher, and misusing words in a stubborn retort.
GRIPPE HURT KIDNEYS IN AD SAMPLES CLAIMS
Readers report kidney pill samples improving bed wetting in a child and rest of kidney symptoms. Testimonies describe improved bladder control, weight gain, and relief from back pain, swelling, and nocturnal urges after using Donn's and Doan's Kidney Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Aurora
New Mexico
Dan
J. C. Lucuro
Purny
W. Va
Poun
Honff
Point Pleasant
Jas. A. Latham
Dean
Eminent Bachelors Named Across History
A quirky column notes many famed figures as bachelors, listing Beethoven, Schubert, Kant, Erasmus, Leibnitz, Humboldt, Galileo, Hugens, Leibig, Hahnemann, Gail, and Guericke. It contrasts market slogans and social advice, urging action when duty calls rather than idle waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven
Schubert
Bellini
Cinarosa
Donizetti
John G. Whittier
Kant
Erasmus
Leibnitz
Humboldt
Galilei
Hugens
Saturn
Leibig
Hahnemann
Franz Joseph Gail
Guericke
Champion Circulation Liar in Tokio Buddhist Journal
A London or Tokyo era notice reports a self styled editor in chief of Thundering Dawn in Tokio claims his new Buddhist paper starts with millions of subscribers. He describes universal circulation with extravagant eternal origins and cosmic horizons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokio
Expert Testimony Endorses Postum Over Coffee
An expert argues coffee is a strong drug and Postum cereal beverage rebuilds the body. He describes personal recovery after abandoning coffee for Postum, noting improved nerves and heart health and urging others to quit coffee for health and happiness. Names and place appear at the end.
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Bate Oréek
Mich
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Kate Bohn
Willoughby Ave
Brooklyn
Peruna Write At Once To Dr. Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Cutiura
Canada
Aptertia
Wort
Ottawa
Orty. YY. Bennett
Omaha
Putnam
Rootbeer
Grant
Rea
Dag Ford
Ber
Iette
Briggs
Meady
John D. Leng
Benjamin B. Smith
EB. B. Smith
Johan G. Carlisle
Johnny
Nunky
Welle
Grippe
Barrin Cnuer
Micu
Guo
Girrono
Setevamlaurn Co. Bullolo
N.Y
Jae
Winchester
Repeating
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
New Haven
Conn
Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Bridgeport
Paxtina
Aigona
Valie
KE. Vaxton CO
Boston
Masa
Schmoller & Mueller
Farnam St. Omahn
Neb
Thompsons Eye
Mara
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