Peruna Credited With Restoring Woman’s Health
A reader testimonial from Maria Ducharnec of Montres, Canada, claims Peruna cured her long battle with pelvic catarah and improved daily functioning after trying the remedy following an advertisement. The letter seeks free medical advice from Dr. Hartman.
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Mize Alaria Duchorine
St. Elizeeth Street
Montres
Can
Perune
Maria Ducharnec
Dr. Hartman
Fay Hartman Sanitarium
Colambua
Cigarettes and Hair Care Promises in Old Ad Copy
Official statistics estimate 3 300 000 cigarettes produced for 80 million population with 16 million adults. An advertisement touts Cuticura external treatments for scalp hair loss and skin conditions claiming extensive cures and a $1.00 complete set.
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United Tes Ia
Revival Movements Spur Cities Across the Nation
The Century reports a wave of awakenings led by the General Assembly Evangelistic Committee with John E. Converse and Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman guiding major efforts in Los Angeles Keokuk Denver Dayton Louisville Atlanta Schenectady Jacksonville and Kansas City. A parallel movement grows from Congregational circles in Des Moines under Rev. W. Dawson with Dr. Hillis chaired campaign, emphasizing steady moral foundations over emotional hype.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Keokuk
Denver
Dayton
Louisville
Atlanta
Schenectady
Jacksonville
Kansas City
The
General Assembly
Presbyterian
John E. Converse
Baldwin Locomotive Works
J. Wilbur Chapman
Congregational Church
London
W. J. Dawson
Pational Council
Congregational
Des Moines
Dawson
Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Boston
Restored Testimonial for Kidney Pills by Mrs Crouse
A testimonial from Mrs P Crouse of Everett Washington says she suffered back pain in her teens and found relief after taking three boxes of Fan's Kidney Pills. The ad notes the product is distributed by Booster-Muburn Co Buffalo NY and sold by all druggists at 50 cents per box.
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P. Crouse
P. Bransel
Grand Ave
Everett
Wash
Boisbet
Ben
Dean
Foater-Muburn Ge
Buffalo
N.Y
Muffs of Venice in the Sixteenth Century Fashion
A fragment describes the muff as a status symbol among Venetian women, tied around the wrist with fur and sometimes adorned by a small animal head or skull in metal with jewels. Early muffs were small, richly decorated, and worn by all social ranks, becoming a fashion essential by 1602.
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Venice
Egg Laying Hen Form and Farm Advice in 1900s
Discussion on the ideal egg laying hen, especially the White Leghorn, with notes on body features and plumage. Includes farm device ideas like a marker and teeth system, plus crop and animal care tips, feed guidance for pigs using skim milk, and pasture suggestions for hogs using barley, rape, and cowpeas.
Calves Benefit From Cocoa Shell Tea Substitute
Calves at Ontario Experiment Station fed tea brewed from cocoa shells gained 31.35 pounds in eight weeks compared with 14.8 pounds for calves receiving skim milk. The study shows shells can substitute for milk to some extent but cannot fully replace it for young stock.
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Ontario Experiment Station
Treatment for Fowllike Disease in Birds Advised
The Gazette notes a remedy for a bird illness described as incurable. It recommends to wet all fowl, feed grem grass, and give half an ounce of Fow lee's arabic solution twice daily after meals. The cure remains unproven but relief is suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breedete' Gaxette
Mik
Poultry Tips and Garden Hints From Historic Columns
Practical poultry care advice including diet, housing, and treatment for common ailments. Guidance covers manure, cleaning, feather pulling, and remedies for illnesses, plus garden notes on California poppy marigold zinnia morning glory and sowing, with seasonal cautions and planting tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garien
Lydia Pinkham remedy touted for women ailments
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for women’s backache menstrual disorders and related symptoms. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Cottely praising relief and health restoration, urging readers to seek the remedy and Mrs Pinkham’s free advice.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Holmes
Cotrely
J.G. Holmes
Larimore
North Dakota
Emme Cottely
New York City
Pichem
Adike
Lydia E. Pinkham
Medician
Incomplete Message Refers to Odd Scheme and Posters
A fragmented note mentions a plan to ship circuit posters and something about OTT and baie venues. The text is garbled with no clear people dates or places to identify concrete facts.
Mystery of Neighbors Rent Quiet Room Spells Tension
A terse note reports Mrs Brickrow denying a fourth boarder while living in a quiet room to write a book titled How to Bring Us Children. The neighbor questions why she does not write at home, citing her children.
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Brickrow
Coe Wolay
Hidden Trade Talks With The Invisible Supply
Fragmentary dialogue mentions an imported cigar and a boy’s apology about a bomb not being desired. The scene centers on Mr Astorblit and a cafe misstep as a request shifts from bombs to cigars.
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Astorblit
After the Lynching Funeral Procession Statements
A fragmented account describes a funeral march passing by while bystanders question the cause of death. The scene includes garbled phrases attributed to locals and an innkeeper, with references to feet and ground contact. The text preserves the chaotic dialogue without clear facts.
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Weary Toman
America
Becseas
Peruna
Digi
Lane
Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice
Toledo
Ohio
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Scotland
Ireland
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France
Germany
Austria
Spain
Japan
Transvaal
Baltimore
Sam
J. G.holmes
Emma Cotrely
Brubb
Lachlida
W. 7
Eeeseneckes
Ato
Tomesume
Ths
Ince
Libby
MaNeili & Lituy
Chica
Goa
Vienna
Sausenge
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