Doctors Promoted Health After Peruna Cure
Letters from readers recount health recoveries after using Peruna. Mr. B. W. Barnes of Warren County Tennessee credits Peruna with restoring his strength after doctors said his health was gone. Mr. Gustav Himmelreich of Iochheim Texas reports eight months of illness ended after taking six bottles of Peruna plus Lacupin and Manalin, allowing him to return to work.
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Peruna
Gustav Himmelreich
Iochheim
Texas
Manalin
Grandchild Questions Grandparents Mystery in Conversation
A child and elder discuss lineage as the child laments lack of living grandparents. The elder explains that even deceased ancestors remain grandparents, while the child’s parent figures had died before birth, prompting further debate on family ties.
Reward of Marit. Old Bogus Speaks On Railroad Incident
In a rugged exchange, Hrothar Bogus questions who deserves blame for the town’s extinguished citizen and a railroad peril last week. He recalls a passenger train pageant on the spot and a white man flinging a fine carriage from the kyah window, leaving observers stunned.
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Yaossahl
Puck
Speech Between Mrs Gabble-Do and Mrs Stronemind
A humorous exchange centers on marital independence and control. Mrs Gabble-Do asks about permitting her husband to act freely while Mrs Stronemind concedes occasional autonomy and notes his blunders ease future management.
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Colin Gabble
Unlikely events prompt a lesson in expectation
The text argues that the unexpected always occurs and that mindset should shift to anticipate it. It also notes a rugged man’s notion of grooming, describing wearing a loud necktie as a sign of a tough persona.
Lincoln the Dying Boy in Gray and the Nation’s Heart
A 1911 portrait extols Abraham Lincoln as a self educated leader of vast intellect and mercy. It recounts anecdotes of his tenderness toward pets and soldiers, his deep faith, and a tribute to his enduring influence on the nation and its sense of justice.
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Abraham Lincoln
Gray
New York
Tylehart
Lincoln
University of Nature
Pia
Douglas
Cooper Union
Clerryat- Burg
Tonguy
Mra. Tilzby
Boston
London Historical Society
War Départment
Masauchuxet
Ming
Republic
Alia
Lew Wallace
Father
Pet
Hia Llitle
Taddle
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North
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Aly
Aeschylus
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Aristides
Abe
Daby
Company K
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Ain
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Frederick
Couth
Pla
A. Lincoln
White House
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Wilcoln
Aesasain
Tincoln
Tolstoy's Tribute to Abraham Lincoln
Tolstoy extols Lincoln as history's greatest hero asserting his moral power surpasses other leaders. He praises Lincoln as a humanitarian, noting his simple honesty and charity, and hopes his centenary inspires global righteousness. Lincoln lived as a hero and will outlive nations.
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Lincoln
Alexander
Frederick the Great
Caesar
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Gladstone
Washington
Alto
Gether
Tman
Ufa
Rainbow Bridge of Utah Outshines Virginia Truss
Only 25 white men have seen the Rainbow bridge of southern Utah described as the most remarkable natural bride in the world. It rises 309 feet with a 278 foot span, vastly surpassing Virginia’s Natural Bridge which stands 200 feet high with a 45 foot span. The Rainbow bridge arch exceeds the longest masonry arch by 65 feet.
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Utah
Virginia
Dean's Kidney Pills touted for women with kidney weakness
The advertisement argues that kidney disease burdens housework for women and claims Dean's Kidney Pills ease backaches headaches and fatigue without stomach upset or habit forming drugs. It cites a Beckerfield California woman Mrs H W Heacy who says the remedy ended numbness nervous distress and abnormal kidney secretions after persistent use.
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Dean
H. W. Heacy
St. Beckerfield
Cal
Anya
Pete Bauer
The Age of Chivalry and a Heroic Ice Rescue
A misread tale titled The Age of Chivalry recounts a boy’s act of heroism during an ice incident. A stout boy, slipping through ice, is saved by a companion and praised for his weight bearing courage. Doan’s Kidney Pills ad appears in the surrounding text.
Health Focus On Regular Bowels For Women
Women are urged to seek true health beyond cosmetics. Constipation and indigestion cause tired eyes bad breath headaches and pimples. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offered as a mild tonic laxative is sold nationwide in 50¢ and 1.00 bottles with samples available from Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello DL.
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R.V. Pierce
Invalida' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Ely
Wone
Baecessary Mexican Association
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Bufalo
N. Yo
Ferret Cage Dispute Ends With Odd Bailie Ruling
An Edinburgh bailie hears a case over a ferret left in a neighbor's care. The neighbor opened the cage door and the ferret escaped. The bailie rules both parties at fault, asking why the owner did not clip the beast's wings.
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Edinburgh
Cream of Rye Health Breakfast Promo Claims
Advertises Cream of Rye as a healthy energy breakfast and claims to reduce cost of living. Mentions a free silver spoon in each package and urges shoppers to ask grocers for it. Includes stray lines about lemons and a laxative promotion.
Notary Confusion Delays Jury Action in Town
A garbled exchange shows the editor and reporter debating a legal phrase. The misprint hints at a pending verdict or action by the jury, creating confusion about the jury's role and timing.
Teacher asks high schoolers about animal life in Philly note
A Philadelphia school primary department scene shows Jean leading a long discussion on the three kingdoms of nature. She asks the class to name the highest form of animal life and a quick pupil replies giraffe.
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Philadelphia
Jean
Abe
Lippincott's
Murine Eye Remedy Promoted for Various Eye Ailments
Advertises Murine eye drops for sore tired watery eyes and granulated eyelids. Claims easy use and a long history of practice, marketed by Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago with price 25 cents per bottle.
Fragment from Fliegende Blaetter on bookkeeping and repairs
A humorous clipping contrasts a wife's ledger with repairs and expenses. It notes items like furniture, hairdresser, dentist, and a sea trip labeled as repairs. A proverb follows: a man content with himself ignores his neighbor’s judgment.
Wealthy English Earl Promotes Grand Palaces For Friends
The Earl of Mount Edgcumbe plans lavish entertainments and showcases architectural designs. He could have earned as an architect if born lower, and he devotes his gardens to evolving top palaces. The Aladdin-like dwellings occasionally pass to his lucky friends and relatives.
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Mount-Edgcumba
Mount-Edgcumbe
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