Prominent Kentucky Woman Credits Peruna For Health Return
Mrs Moore of Sterling Kentucky describes catarrh and hearing loss, saying two or three bottles of Peruna improved her condition and ten bottles restored hearing. She urges Peruna for chronic cases and notes it should be in every home for suffering humanity.
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William C. Moore
Sterling
Peruna Endorsed By Tenn. Woman After Ten Years Of Ills
Mrs. Cordin Brown of Rogersville Tennessee writes that after a decade of catarrh she tried various remedies without relief. She began Peruna and felt improvement quickly, noting better strength and flesh and recommending Peruna as the best tonic she has tried.
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Blind Newsboy to Left 1000 by Old Friend
New York report tells how John Hurley, a blind newsstand operator for 12 years, received a 1900s legacy of 1000 from Belden R. McAlpine. He plans to invest 1900 and continue selling papers while cherishing the hope of reading someday. The story notes McAlpine’s will leaving substantial charitable gifts and lists beneficiaries.
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Urley
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Belden R. McAlpine
McAlpine
Western Union Telegraphy Company
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Hurley
Washeimer
George
Anderson
White
Montclair
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Pride of Regiment Tops Grand Bill at Amusements
Amusements across town feature Pride of Regiment in a strong British drama with W H Thompson praised for realism. Florence Bindley impresses in impersonations and songs alongside Max Gruber’s circus and athletic acts. Park Theater presents The Sporting Deacon with William H Turner, while Majestic Theater closes stock plays with St Elmo. Colonial Theater showcases Corbett and varied vaudeville acts amid a bustling weekly lineup.
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Florence Bindley
Miss Bindley
Max Gruber
Vittoria
Giorgetta
Amy Butler
Tom Edwards
Frank White
Jen Simmons
Carlin and
Clark
Mr. Turner
Boy Rescued After Wheel Dragging Injures Nine-Year-Old
A nine-year-old boy from East One Hundred and Second Street survived a wheel accident in New York. Joseph Cuff fractured his left leg after his leg caught in a spoke while attempting to ride a passing automobile. He was hospitalized at J Hood Wright hospital as police investigate yet cannot identify the vehicle.
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J. Hood Wright Hospital
Little Joseph Cuff
East One Hundred and Second Street
Nellie
Joseph
Savings account deposits grow with small weekly sums
Small weekly or monthly deposits quickly accumulate in a savings account, illustrating how minor regular payments compound over time to build a larger balance. Regular contributions, even if modest, leverage interest and time to enhance financial security.
Strong Company Promises Big Savings Pact
An advertisement urges readers to join a savings program by highlighting a one million dollar capital and five hundred thousand dollar surplus pledged to ensure deposits grow. The pitch stresses making savings the first obligation and urges starting today to accumulate funds before the new year.
Vaudeville Acts Between Divorceland Shows Talent
In the vaudeville lineup between Divorceland acts Marion performs a clever sketch titled Street Side Life with the company. Percy Bennett and Harry Sheppell present a musical comedy act that stands out, Bennett earning applause for his piano playing and Sheppell delivering character songs and impersonations of famous personas.
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Percy Bennett
Harry Sheppel
Bennett
Seat sale opens for Arvine Benton stock season
The Arvine Benton stock company opened season ticket sales at the Park, with April opening of the stock season expected to draw strong orders. George Arvine, a well known local matinee idol, heads the company and confidence in success is high.
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Arvine-Benton Stock Company
George Arvine
City to showcase strongest stock of performers yet
The program will feature a host of recognized performers surround the players, forming a renowned company that the city has never seen before. The ensemble promises a standout presentation by a stellar lineup in a major cultural event.
Boy 7 Returns After Beating Board Bill Case
Brazil Indiana February 22 Guy Kelly seven years old was returned by Marshal Brown for beating a board bill. He used aliases including Earl Ace during his stay and allegedly ordered paint from mail order houses under anonymous names.
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Guy Kelly
Marshal Brown
Kelly
Earl Ace
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