Peruna cures stomach catarrh and sets Western Exposition in motion
The article promotes Peruna as a remedy for dyspepsia caused by stomach catarrh and explains its supposed benefits for digestion. It then covers the opening of the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland with President Roosevelt’s supporters, speeches by Gov Chamberlain and others, and praise for explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark. It notes the parade, exhibits, and the forward-looking remarks on American commerce, expansion, and national unity.
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Mainy Neon
Bipps-M Rre Press
Association
Portland
Roosevelt
United States
Paville
America
Goode
Exposition Center
Viweatier Leni
Wiliam
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
George F. Chamberlain
George Ho Wrlliams
Grant
Jas
AL UR
Nes
Vongresvmin
Manesota
Spike bin Wehalf
House of Representatives
Fairbanks
Niinpal
Chidsti
Missouri
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Orient
Panama Canal
Homsevet
Panama
Pacific Coast
Atante Seaboard
Mar-Keta
Moreham
Ami Mulck
Lowsts
Alaska
Dewey Sizes Up The Great Battle
Admiral George Dewey assesses the pivotal sea clash near the Manchurian coast, arguing Japanese torpedo boats and destroyers pressed Russia to close with the Russian fleet. He warns of bold, brave crews and the need for skill, training, and preparedness to meet such attacks.
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Bnits
Starz
Rosesvenaky
Iduk
Indianapolis Attorney Wins Will Abatement Case
Judge Baker approved the will of abatement in the case of Wi V. Rooker, a prominent Indianapolis attorney, against the Monon Railroad and the Pullman Car Company. The suit stemmed from a March 1900 accident on the Monon at city line, leading to a lengthy legal handling and eventual dismissal.
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Baker
Axe of Wi
Rooker
Indianapolis
Monon Railroad Company
Pullman Car Company
Hooker
Menon
Ty Dlone
Tace Pall Booker HK
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer for Friday June 2 1905
An unfortunate day warns to beware of disappointments and borrowings in business. The birthday individual will face many troubles and money strains but may show good judgment though not fortunate. Formal employment suggestions appear for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surnrias
Japan
Russia
Manchurian
Korea
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Dhese
Racing and Health in Kentucky Towns
Tras reports that Chote people in Luntaville Kentucky experience fewer illnesses at year’s end, a claim attributed to local races. The Globe notes interest in exercise and believed health benefits, suggesting aging may improve where communities stay active and engaged.
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Tras
Luntaville
Kentucky
Olive Oil For Scars And Skin Ailments
Vague note suggests daily use of olive oil for scars and skin blemishes. Mentions Salt, OR and angels in unclear context. The text reads as a fragment with no clear medical guidance or proven efficacy. Further specifics and sources are not provided.
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Mion
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Irely
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Ore
H. W. Goode
Oregon Country
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Frederice Innen
Lewis Nih Ebork
Moore
Methodist
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Meriwether Towlx
Jeffeson
William Clark
George Rogers Clark
Miradner
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Lewis and Clark
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Grout
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Jefferson
Thomas Detters
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Lewin
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Janie Letige
Janardnce
Hawaii
Far East
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Nerm
Home Market
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Tare
Mra
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Paul, MI
Urs
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D.C. A
U.W. Goode
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George Dewey
United States Navy
Tate
Bern
George Dewe
BIG
Fifield
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central Railway
Pullman
FORD
Milwaukee
Raphael
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Oulsiille
Indianapolis Gas Company
Indiana Dental College
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Delaware
Ohio
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Casper Walton
Michigan City
Ind
Atw. Chase
AW. Chase
St. Philaeiphia
Henry J. Huder
Drugetst
Deagatete
Eert
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Malydor
Weber Drug Co
Claypool Hotel Building
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