Peruna Credited For Revival Cold Cure
A letter from A. R. Wilson of Lafollette Tenn recounts contracting a cold during Billy Sunday’s Knoxville revival. He credits Peruna with strengthening his system and curing catarrhal symptoms, noting many others rely on Peruna as a trusted remedy and urging readers to obtain the original Peruna in tablet or liquid form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R Wilson
Lafollette
Enn
Billy Sunday
Knoxville
Teen
Peruna
Red Herring Phrase Origins and Uses Across History
The term red herring denoting diversion dates to a seventeenth century hunting practice. It explains how a scent used to mislead hounds evolved into a figurative expression for distracting attention. Also mentions Cuticura Soap and Talcum in an advertisement context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iyorth
wJean Newton Jy
Chicago Journal
Insect Like Sewing Machine Described by Menha
A description references a machine nicknamed Insect for its flylike shape. It mentions white hot alloy wire, steel plates, and multiple features including a Gteel plates of siips. The account stresses the apparatus and its components as observed by Menha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menha
Mystery of a Berlin link at the Musotte unfolds
Janet Choreh and Tommy walk a perilous path through embassy intrigue and a planned Lystrian mission. At the Musotte they scheme to introduce Tommy to Count Casimir while pursuing a covert ally for a world peace effort. The tangled web hints at royalist plots, secret diplomacy, and dangerous loyalties as they navigate a dangerous social maze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyatrin
Flint
Cyalinir
Tommy
Casimir
Ile
Foreign Office
Fannind Troyte
Canhaute
Lystria
Janet
Ike Berlin
Muscatte
Tonuny
Maasealte
Janet Church
Tomy
Hin
Restoration plot threads swirl in Lystria intrigue
In London Lord Norheyn seeks royal restoration through marriage to Lystria’s deposed monarch’s daughter, while Penreulian Cable plots to secure an English foothold via Lystria. Norheys betrays a dancer lover, Violin Vormpla, as multiple characters pursue passports, clandestine meetings, and a Berlin escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Terentier
Uncle Bil
Lord Norheyn
Troyle
Norheys’ Ynels
Haan Acheme
Norheyn
Ch Iyono
Klu
Ayatria
Cabletas
Wendimont
Calypsox
Kerlin
Narhuys
Vormpla
Emily
Lyte Troyte
Gonvernig
Janet Church
Sturmoly
Lyntria
Aidletys Toe World
Pecen
Janal Church
Berlin
le Agar
Hiv Aleter
Ceftadn
Envate
Namie Net Riven
Hig
Irelage
Norheye
Cate
Norheys
Princesa
Iais
Lystela
Norheyas
Leyatha
Princesa Calypeoe
Jinnet
Benleh
Adon
Atrixcotte
Tommy Ream
Jangtin
Cunlinir
Hayle Biography Fragment Mentioned in Authority on Carda
The fragment notes Hayle, a writer on gains, tied to Houlond and Hayle, with scant life details. It suggests he was educated for the day, traveled to London, and spent time there, though the tradition offers little clarity about his life in 1072 England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carda
Hayle
Houlond
Gaines
England
Hay Rate
London
Sanles
Dutch Cows Sheltered With Comforts Of Home
The article notes Dutch cows receive exceptional care for sentimental and economic reasons. Cows enjoy the best food, furnished sheds, even coats for outdoors. Windows feature lace curtains, floors are spotless, tails are kept clear, horns scrubbed, and grooming is meticulous. Eight months indoors with electric lighting and heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Shea
Impossible Betty and Petey Play Word War
Betty and Petey spent the day word hunting and grew weary by evening. They neared “swords' points” when Betty muttered cross words that broke the camel's back. Petey urged gentleness as Betty tapped her mouth with a finger and played on solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Petey
English Private Hotels: Front Doors Kept Locked In England
English private hotels keep front doors locked and only opened on demand with meals served in guests rooms. The text then pivots to a reflection: blessed is he who has found his work and should seek no other blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costin
Jey
Ie Hill
Ile Wittling Glass Door
Jan Boy
Janet Charell
England
Bum Dresser The New Yorker mocks the worst dressed man in the world
P Hobart, a San Francisco bibliophile, criticizes a man named the New Yorker as the worst dressed. He notes the subject spends heavily on clothes yet wears them poorly, pairing a plaid lounge suit with inappropriate accessories and unlikely outfits for various settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New Yorker
P. Chatheld
Hobart
San Francisco
Swamp-Root Kidney Liver Bladder Medicine Purity Claim
An ad touts Swamp-Root as a pure, non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims a sworn purity statement with two bottle sizes and offers a sample bottle by Kilmer Co based in Binghamton NY through newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Hilmer
Firat
Kilmer&Co
Binghamton
Nice
Fragmentary Quote Sparks Debate on Travel and Choices
A clipped line suggests a debate over travel as a teacher of life lessons. The fragment hints at ideas about making decisions and personal growth, but the surrounding context is missing to confirm speaker or event.
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LaFollotta, Tenn
Theo Na
Bellans OR
Hdiges
Bellans
Chapter
Cass
Hiv
Casiule
Goeremry
Walter
Hove Whiettien
George Ay
Birmingham
Bobbe-Mercil Co
W.N. U. Service
Tintin
Church
Hexin
Count Cossink
Adina
Sanet
Ghslote
Tony
Indy
Muscotte
Benny
Alot
Tompy
Tondin
Changagne
Uwe
Chewalter
Tomny
Lommy
Tommy’s
Benes Lana & Co
Richmmond St
Chicago
Northwestern Yeast Co
Ashland Ave
Chicago, Til
Tanlac
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