Peruna Editorial Promotes Public Sale and Education
Hartman announces Peruna as a regular household remedy available to the public. He asserts strong claims of efficacy, pledges full disclosure of ingredients, offers testimonials and portraits, and vows ongoing advertising to consumers despite medical ethics concerns.
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Hartman
Peruna
Free Watch Offer From N W Hide & Fur Co
A promotional offer by N W Hide and Fur Co of Minneapolis promises a free watch to customers who ship ux six dollars worth of hides or to those who buy guns or traps of that value.
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N. W. Hide & Fur CO
Minneapolis
N W. Hide & Fur Co
Ancient Caucasus Wedding Customs Described in Harper's
Henry Noevigen recounts a Georgian wedding with a long skewer of bread and meat offerings, music, and a bridal procession. The bride rides in a bullock cart or two horse carriage, wears Georgian dress with a ring of black, and enters a wooden house to begin a traditional life of work and motherhood.
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Henry Noevingen
Harper's Magazine
Bodey
No Excitement From Airship Test Alarms Automobilists
Report cites two automobilists after an airship test where one said the top stayed aloft briefly while the other said the craft failed to rise high enough to affect pedestrians. No injuries noted and the event prompted questions about performance and safety.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Sufferer
A Manning woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her life after years of female illness. She followed the plant based advice and now health is restored, urging other women to try the remedy and seek Mrs Pinkham's guidance from Lynn Mass.
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Lydia FE. Pinkham
T. C. Willadsen
Manning
Town
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Like Father Like Son in The Lippincotts
A family scene shows Rev Dr Somers using coded commands to his wife Baruhh to cue children to leave. Nine year old Jack, recovering from measles, overhears his mother reading aloud and the doctor interrupts with a cryptic phrase about “eliminating the obnoxious element.”
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Lippincotts
Somers
Baruhh
When a vetoed bill is waiting for final papers
A Cleveland Leader note recalls Judge Nathaniel Ewing asking a naturalization class what happens to a bill passed by Congress that the president vetoes. A Teuton's blunt reply: he has to pay it the same. The remark highlights constitutional limits as applicants await final naturalization decisions.
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Cleveland
Nathaniel Ewing
United States District Court
Baby Treated For Rash With Cuticura Remedies
A nine month old infant suffered a facial and foot rash causing nightly distress until Cuticura Remedies were tried. Within hours the baby improved and was fully recovered after one box. The mother, Mrs Hattle Currier of Chopmieston Me, notes cradle cap also cleared with the treatment.
Porridge Provokes Quip at Balmoral Visit
A Balmoral gathering included the duke of Argyle and Sir William Jenner. A light exchange over porridge followed criticism of the national dish with Jenner replying that the duke’s own upbringing was built on porridge. The scene ends with a sharp retort about digestion and complexion. Garfield Tea Co, New York appears in the closing sales line.
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Duke of
Argyl
Williain Jenner
Balmoral
Trewlcast
Jenner
McRae
Fragmented Provocative Ad Litter in Odd Dialect
The text appears as garbled OCR with broken phrases and mixed terms. It mentions a person ble and a scene of hanging a frame, with references to medicines, travel routes, and cargo potential. The overall piece resembles a distorted, sensational collage rather than a coherent news item.
Western Canada wheat boom draws settlers from US and Europe
A 1905 letter from Frank Mortiey of Kelvington describes Alberta and Saskatchewan as prime grain districts. Wheat yields reach 30 to 60 bushels per acre with land priced from 10 to 15 dollars. The letter touts climate, fuel, and abundant water, urging settlers to move north of the Mississippi for free homesteads and new opportunities.
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Canada
Dakota
Monten
Canda
Rhine
Rhone
Gerwinny
Patber
Isia
Lancashire
United States
Ate Ada
Mississippi
Pacific
Cananda
Alberta
Nature
T. Holmes
St. Paul
Mian
Sir
Wadena
Canadian Northern
Wadens
Mortiey
Kelvington
How It Works Success Magazines Tales of a Struggling Author
A flawed tale follows a hopeful writer who seeks fame by self publishing. He imagines praise and wealth from autograph copies, but his books sell as junk and his friends vanish, leaving him with nothing.
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Autchor
Soem
Laxative Quinine Ad Claim Skewers Personal Finance
The piece mocks a laxative tonic with a quack formula, noting BW Grove as a purported signature used worldwide. A dialogue fragment questions a father's bank funds and debt, suggesting a scam or humorous misunderstanding in a sketched exchange.
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Grove
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