Peruna Endorsements From Officials And Veterans
Ex treasurer George W. Nody of Wisconsin lauds Peruna as an effective catarrh remedy. Testimonies from Capt Nelson and Col James D. King recount relief from rheumatism lung trouble and chronic ailments after Peruna use. Endorsements emphasize Peruna aids nature and scientific basis for catarrhal diseases.
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Eorge W. Nondy
Wisconsin
Juste Cuth
Frank
Semlna
Peruna
Hartman
Jobe C
Nolan
Dayton
Tenn
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Perona
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Nelson
James D. King
Alamo Hotel
Colorado Springs
Col
Youmans
America
Amond
Perna
Peruna hailed as cure amid political gossip and wrecked reform talk
A long letter from Washington praising Peruna as a remedy after noting its use in Cold and indigestion cases. The text rails at railroad lobbyists led by Elkins, Morgan, Harriman and Gould, critiques Senate officials, and mocks “Uncle Steve” and political meddling while blasting Pennsylvania railroad reforms and stock interests.
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Maiwen
PEW
Washington, LLC
States Senate
Wu Jolly
Big Steve
Steve
Ward Lea Islathe
Ik Southws Tn
UtCor
Tst Mall
Theis
Eperch
Steven B. Bikins
Erautey
West Virginia
J. Viernent Morgan
The
Rockefelds
E. A. Harriman
George Goult
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Mega
Elking
Logan
Pennsylvania Railway
Deceas
Oifsell
Pennsylvania Rairoad
Pennsylvania
Entins
Pennsylvania Railway System
Inquirer
Feeble Veterans Seek Pension Reforms at Federal Building
Long line of Civil War veterans gathers at the federal building to file pension petitions as they press for changes. They complain current laws inadequately compensate disabled and elderly soldiers and widows, noting costs and legal hurdles to obtain rightful benefits.
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Federal Building
Sunny
Wi Keithley
Indianapolis
Persion Uns
Exercise the Bowels for Natural Relief
The text explains bowels function with villi drawing nutrition and warns against delays causing toxicity. It argues quick passage plus gentle stimulation via natural activity strengthens bowels, discourages castor oil laxatives, and promotes Cascarets as the preferred remedy to avoid wasting digestive juices and maintain future digestion.
Waren POCKET Cascarets Ad Copy
An old advertisement touts Waren POCKET Cascarets as safe for constant use and easy to carry in a vest pocket or purse. The copy emphasizes gradual dissolution with saliva, enamel boxes, and the need to buy genuine Sterling Remedy Company tablets stamped CCC, warning against bulk copies.
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Sterling Remedy Company
Pauline Webster Appears as Man in Wedding Case
Special to The Sun covers Pauline Webster, a 31 year old from Gaffney City, who lived as John Whiteman and married Etta Jelley for money. The bride disputed the claim. Webster’s ruse involved tobacco use and a beard to appear male. Police exposed the disguise after a vagrancy arrest, revealing Webster’s gender and connections in South Carolina.
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Dane
John A. Whiteman
Pauline Webster
Gaffney City
Etta Jelley
Bret
Etta
John
Run Oall
Mise Jelley
Joseph
Pauline
Hermenughee
Paris
Cornett
Corenett
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Whittman
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Miss Jelley
Nave
South Carolina
All Female Seminary
Complaint Against Road Over Freight Rates
A New Albany wholesale dealer, P. Slider, files a complaint with the Indiana Railroad Commission alleging the Southern railroad charges 1 cent less to shipments west from New Albany to western points than to eastern routes, claiming favoritism and seeking a hearing on Tuesday. The railroad seeks to promote Indiana industry by favoring Indiana-made goods.
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Indiana
Baward
P. Slider
New Albany
Souths
Ern
Slider
Traveling man vanishes with $1000 in ransom cash
Special to The New Petersburg Indiana, February reports W R Roach a traveling man recently married to Mrs William Ruell disappeared with $1000 of money. In Loganport Indiana February Leonard G Hahn was killed while counting rare coins in the Panhandle yards Saturday.
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Petersburg
Ind
A. W. Roach
Mra Willam Ruel
Hay
Sur
Logansport
Leonard GB
Hahn
Wiitte
Panhandl
Seateraay
Senators Oppose Book Disclosure in State Investigation
Fragmented OCR reports debate over forcing Secretary of State to produce books for investigation. Governors and lawmakers argue over legal rights to demand records, with claims that a committee already has a verbatim copy. References to past rent amounts and appropriation timelines appear amid unclear, garbled phrasing from the original source.
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Ines Azaliet Verlag
E. Storing
Sharnia
Friends of
Shortis
Navguvber
Uris
Gelars
Potas
Lusa
Mejtod
Valencia wreck heroes praised by survivors and rescuers
Survivors of the Valencia disaster credit Mrs Mary Musgrave the stewardess and other crew for brave acts saving passengers. Walter Husmond among the rescued praised the救 courageous life boat effort while Joseph Segalls and a Grevic sailor helped others as the ship sank. Details of some survivors remain unknown.
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Valencia
Mary Musgrave
Parsonsere
Walter Husmond
Cers
Mers
Joseph
Segalls
Larne
How Then
San Francisco
Valencia Survivors Arrive at Seattle Disaster
Survivors arrive in Seattle from the Vilecia disaster. Top row figures include D. McCafferty, Garrick G. Lochlets, and Second Mate Peterson. Lower row lists O. H. Manhlus, G. Dh Ufsraden, and others.
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Seattle
Vilecia
Segt
Dt. McCafferty
Frat Amalstant
Garrick G. Lochlets
Peterson
Allison
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Dh Ufsraden
Calves Protege A Young Actress In Paris Plan
San Francisco Feb 6 Manan Badger a local youth, gains notice from Emma Calve the famed diva. Calve praises Badger's singing and offers to supervise her training in Paris. Calve has mentored other young talents including a child from Los Angeles and a benefactor gift from Seattle.
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San Francisco
Manan Dadger
Hus
Emma Calve
Calve
Paris
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Calva
San Franchis
Chilfornie
Los Angeles
Srore
Seattle
Max Gies In England In A Curious Funeral Tale
Max Gies, nicknamed Cheap John, writes from Tudlacapolle about his safe arrival in Dover, England aboard a steamship. He jokes about cremation and a coffin with a cutie aboard, while the captain shows the casket and notes Max may not leave the north soon, ending with a quip about “Fine ladies of board.”
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John
Ivan
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