Peruna Juices Hope From Grippe To Health, Citizens Say
Mrs Henrietta A Marsh of Woodlawn Chicago and Mrs T W Collins of Everett Washington praise Peruna tonic after grippe and dyspepsia. Marsh says three weeks restored. Collins reports sustained strength after a severe illness. They urge others to write Dr Hartman for free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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Henrietta A
Marsh
W Woman’s Benevolent Association
Jackson Park ‘Terrace
Woodlawn
Chicago
Jo Grippe
Order of Good Templara
Peasy
Washington
T. W. Collins
Everett
Wash
Earthquake Records Kept by Seismograph Invention
The article explains the Milne seismograph with a steel rod and brass plates, recording earth vibrations remotely. It describes the balanced pendulum, the light beam, and the paper tape that marks time and motion, producing thickened tracings when disturbances occur.
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John Milne
Isle of Wight
Pineapple as Diptheria Cure and Corn Softener
Therapeutic Gazette reviews Dr Wyatt Wingrave findings on pineapple juice bromietin action. Juice softens diphtheria membrane in vitro and eases detachment of exudate. a thin slice applied for eight hours softens corn horn and keratosis of tonsil papillae.
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Wyatt Wingrave
Pilgrims Bath in Jordan at Epiphany Rite
The London Telegraph notes Russian pilgrims reaching the Jordan River for Epiphany. They travel along the Jericho road with packs, spend the night near Jericho, then gather on the bank as priests bless the waters. A jeweled cross marks the moment before a crowded dive, reputed to grant merit and spiritual renewal.
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Holy Land
Jordan
Jericho
Priesta
Ghroud
Jerusalem
Holy City
London Telegraph
Squirrels' Winter Habits and Nut Hoards Compared
Gray squirrels do not hibernate but venture out on mild days to forage through tree tops and raid stores of nuts. Red squirrels are smaller and heartier, nest at night in cedar bark, and store nuts in several distant caches to survive predators or theft.
Why Educated Women Remain Single Discussed
A porch conversation contrasts educated women's broader horizons with marriage. She notes some educated women marry recently, while he probes why many stay single. She blushes and admits high standards, joking about physical attributes as barriers, reflecting early 20th century social attitudes. Philadelphia Times.
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Philadelphia Times
Worlds Largest Orchard In Ozarks Near Lebanon Mo
The largest apple orchard in the world lies in the Ozark mountains near Lebanon Missouri. It covers 2300 acres with 60 trees per acre and after six years bears a crop claimed to surpass any other in size quantity and quality in the United States. Its value is estimated above one million dollars.
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Ozark Mountains
Lebanon
Philadelphia Press
United States
Review of Trade Reflects Booming Retail With Higher Rail Revenues
R G Dun and Co reports brisk retail trade driven by lower temperatures and holiday demand with sales surpassing the same week last year. Rail earnings for November exceed last year by 7 percent and 1900 by 20.5 percent. Factory stocks rise as transport bottlenecks slow shipments, while leather and cotton goods show mixed movement. Wheat and corn exports remain substantial though weekly totals lag year-ago figures, and distribution improves in the Northwest with holiday demand spreading to the Pacific coast.
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R. G Dun & Co
Quist
Eastern
New England
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Memory of Monarchs in Paris Pavement Letters
In Paris near the Louvre, worn pavement reveals two large initials L H for Henry IV and two N for Napoleon. The marks, likely laid by Lefuel in memory of these rulers, sit before specific pavilions as the palace expanded.
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Napoleon
Henry IV
Paris
Louvre
Lefuel
Lesdiguieres
Italy
France
Perseverance and enterprise drive a miner's wife to syndicate sale
A Santa Fe area miner abandoned months of effort on a failing claim, but his wife persisted, built her own operation, and sold out to a large syndicate at a high price. The piece also surveys medical ads and miscellaneous trivia from the era, noting liver cures, catarrh remedies, and teething formulas.
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Santa Ire
N. M
Germany’s Meat Inspection Law Goes Into Effect
Germany enacts a new meat inspection law effective April 1, 1903 requiring erection of inspection stations and employment of microscopists veterinary surgeons and chemists, signaling a lasting program. The measure is expected to slow meat imports which reached over seven million dollars last year. Butcher associations have held meetings to address reduced stock supply and laboring class meat purchases decline. Fresh and smoked fish imports rose by more than one million two hundred thousand dollars compared with 1900.
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Germany
The London Crowd Compared to American Cheer
General Wood noted the London crowds were stolid and less enthusiastic than American crowds at major events. He said British cheers lag behind American outbursts at baseball games and large civic occasions, while Americans are said to yell rather than cheer.
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General Wood
London
States
Niagara
Landon Daily Chronicle
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