Peruna Testimonials From 1890s Medical Ads
A collection of letters and endorsements praising Peruna for treating catarrh rheumatism and related ailments. Notable signs include John C. Atkinson of Missouri and Mrs Schrwandt, claiming long battles with catarrh cured after use. The ads emphasize universal systemic catarrh in seniors and urge readers to seek Peruna through listed banks and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catarch
Atanding
John C. Aitkinson
Mr. Atkinson Sae
Sdohn O. Atkinrod
Redependence
Peruana
Regret Letter Over Seed Gifts Responds to Farm News
The altered note from a farmer in New York recounts a letter to a gentleman buyer. It mentions a daughter Matilda and wedding plans with the doctor, and asks for seed substitutions including stockidge seeds and a spring bonnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
York
Department of Agriculture
Maida
Matilda
Catarrh Cure Claim and Wholesale Advertised Remedy
An early 20th century advertisement promotes a Catarrh Cure by Hans Catarrh Cure. It lists wholesale druggists in Toledo and asserts internal action to relieve symptoms. The text mentions terms like “Catarrh Cure” and “Tale Catatric Cure” with pricing per bottle and free trial of Tenthnania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctersey Rco
Cheney
Ang Bellers
Prugelste
Toledo
Rian & Martin
Drusgisis
Rica
Geography Question Sparks Debate on Earth Revolutions
A teacher asks how often the earth saves four revolutions while a pupil questions "ATE part of the earth." The Philadelphia Record notes a humorous exchange about the earth's daily motion, contrasting global and South American perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xera'm
United States
South America
Paiadelphia
Fragmented OCR Note on Conversation and Colds
Fragmented text discusses coughing colds and waiting for others. The readable lines hint at a casual exchange about illness and possible remedies without a clear event or location. The passage remains garbled and lacks names or concrete details.
Why He Win Had to Retarr in Texas Night
A theatrical company in Texas faced a disruption when an auditor, intoxicated, staggered out mid performance and tried to reenter after drinking. The doorkeeper refused entry citing intoxication, sparking a taunting exchange before the man eventually returned to his seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Improved health after using Denna Kidney Pills
Composed testimonial from Mrs. BP Hewntel of Everett Washington praising Denna Kidney Pills for long running back pain and fatigue. She claims relief after five boxes and notes quick improvement in energy and well being. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP. Hewntel
Brunzel
Grand Avenue
Everett, Waal
Aly
Foster
Michaca Ca
Ab Druggists
Grant’s Tender Heart Amid postwar exile tale in Georgia
A judge from Georgia recounts General Grant’s mercy toward a Confederate preacher who fled to Brazil after the war. The preacher’s family suffered under slavery and deportation, yet the judge recalls Grant’s support and the preacher’s eventual return to a peaceful life, highlighting themes of reconciliation and national healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge McGray
Fitegerald
Georgia
General Grant
Beame Ann
McGraw
South
Andrew Johnson
Geneal Grant
Mny
Breall
Em Yellain
Genera Grant
Trail
Exlin
Judee McGraw
Werner Wail
Hengil
Vietin
Ad Hin
Kiet
Elaine
Crant
Amul le
Washington
Tod
Reennstrietinn
Lee
Apponulttox
Gurth
Rane Cliens
Tarden McGraw
Bradil
Gunth
Unclear OCR Text Sparks Confusion About Answers
Fragmentary and garbled OCR passage questions comprehension of a person’s intent and reading thoughts. The jumbled lines mix names, dates, and actions with colloquial phrases, yielding no coherent event or identifiable subjects.
Cure for Consumption Ads in Washington Crawl May 1901
An 1901 Washington page item notes preference for Wiso Cure for Consumption over other medicines. It lists Borden at 442 P Street in Washington as the contact and the date May 5, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liao Yang
M>ticles
Jeouoclantia Scien Trente
Borden
P Street
Washington
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Crowded Excursion Deck
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an excursion boat with a crowd on deck. Names and context are unreadable, but references to an ark, a monk, and bets on board appear amid unclear dialogue and stray phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prievndiy Sarensy
Pelle
Irkins
Monker
The Trosbie Gossip On Mr Oidben Refusals
A fragment notes the crowd discussing Mr Oidben who was refused at 99 emphatically after ale. Ho jack and Tomdik speculate the reason was that he had already gassed away too much time, as a comment on pass time.
Immigration boom drives North Dakotans to Canada
Major Allison, United States consul general in Montreal, reports North Dakota residents flock to Western Canada amid land shortages. He notes boundless land as a lure and says migrants are well off, educated, and seeking homesteads with Canada’s full information from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tikotea
Major Edwards
United States
Conani
Montreal
Major Allison Awards
Fargo
North Dakota
Canala
Doakota
Canada
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Peruna
Flattman
Peru
Market Exchange Bank
Luibus
Ohio
Mrs. MO. Catkinson
Mrs. Chwandt
Janborn,s Flinn
Alla Schwandt
Sanborn, Mian
Trade Marig
St. Jacobs Oil
Bowie
Hite
Chiunga Record-Herald
Hin
Wallace
Trecourtes
Duke of
Prapewick
Argonie
Sring
AL Fienling
Tennyson
York Presser
Sacoml
Saber
War
Glory
She Kreedara
PruTak
Rose Hennessy
Lexington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean
Mies Boss
Koes
Tiexunes
Broadway
Amorthe
Lydia Pinkham
Dean Mas
Piskram
North Bummer
Pinkham
Lynn
Mena
Lia
Western Canada
Archare & Farm
Ganines
Canela
Rt. Holmes
Pea
Wea
G. Laon
Anthorie Et Goveram
Thompson
Agaeenay
Go, NY
Pia Fon
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