Veruna and Peruna touted as cure for la grippe
Hon Josiah B Allen describes Dr Hartman’s remedy as eradicating la grippe and catarrh. The piece cites Clark of the Ohio Supreme Court and a letter from Josiah B Allen dated April 16, 1807 praising Peruna and inviting readers to obtain a free book on winter catarrh from the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Mio Vorron
Veruna
Josiah B. Allen
Clark
Supreme Court of Ohio
Martemin
Ia Grippe
Connamins, O
Geentlemen
Josiah
Allen
Pe-swyua Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
Nurtman
Sudden Tur and Household Remedies Advertisements
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century newspaper clipping shows medical and household remedies and bustling ad copy. It mentions Stracabs twists, Allen's Foot Ease powder, and various patent medicines. The text includes marketing lines for foot care, cough and cold tonics, and a weathered notice about population statistics and a few quips on gender roles. The piece also cites addresses, prices, and consumer tips typical of old classifieds.
Christ at Jacob's Well Lesson in John Four
Excerpted Sunday School exposition discusses Jesus speaking with the Samaritan woman at Jacob's Well, noting the journey from Judea to Galilee, the Samaritan debates, and the symbolism of living water. The author situates the event in a historical context of Jewish Samaritan tensions, describes the well, and analyzes the dialogue and meanings within John 4 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seanon
Gallen
Tim
John
Christ
Fuden
Galilee
Josue
Alypartire Fren Duden
de Lnisees
Ife
Dart
Tie
Fia Raule
Bar Wasitawe
Wales
Chalilee
Comiley
Saracian
Cherusalem
Jerusalem
Mount Geri“im
Pesux
Mindaeva
Nableus
Shechen
Josh
Valestine
Afernoon
Jesus
Jacob
Young Spinster Scolds Prohibited Language Tale
Fragmented OCR captures a humorous exchange where a spinster scolds a young man for swearing. The boy Billy responds with a quip about becoming keb drivers, reflecting a playful rural dialect and social norms of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atho
Largest furniture house in the world in Chicago
The Langh Company at 150 to 166 West Madison Street, Chicago, claims to be the largest furniture house globally. Its building spans seven and a half acres of floor space and it has furnished nearly three quarters of a million homes in three decades, with a return policy for misrepresented goods and a free illustrated catalogue offered. Golf traced in Scottish history to 1407, with earlier origins believed.
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Chicago
Mae
John M. Langth Company
West
Madison Street
Swanson Ruematic Cong Co
Cascade
Sifferta
M.A. Martixax
Collbran
Col
Tro Sargent
Dunbar
Hank
Cae Son Rheumatic Cure CO
Dearborn Street
Ill
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la Grippe
Pe-ru-na
Siloughroke
Fader
le Roy
N.Y
Wiso
CL LL
Duker
Philadeliuia
Paw
Ceremany
Cascat
Bend
Tipane Chensfenl Cos
New York
Winastaw
Ubthiean
Spain
Herooes
Dr. Williams
Y P
Asa Robinson
Mt. Stirilng
Westnsylvania Voluteers
Thee’ Br
Williams Medicine Cos
Mckee
Heaven
Cudahy Packing CO
South Omaha, Neb
Crauway
Harthole
von Moines
Coutes
Salzer
Troy
Inveiay
Uria
Beardie Ieley
GNU
Satch
Free Collamtr & Co Ae
Washington,d.c
Irade
Mark
Drummond
America
Japan
Sal, An
Stover Wilson
Eecesees
Washburn
ICH
St. Louis
Mion
Church of
Aaeres
Aikaas, Habaat
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