Doctors Said Health Gone Health not restored before Peruna cure?
Mr B W D Barnea of Warres County Tennessee writes he suffered throat trouble after three doctors failed to help then used four bottles of Peruna and entire health was cured. Mr Gustav Himmelreich of Hochheim Texas says eight months of asthma prevented work until after taking Peruna Tacupia and Manalia and he is now free of trouble and able to work again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Himmelreich
Hochheim
Texan
Manalia
Plans Made For Summer Proposal And Travel
Helen vows to propose to a man in a position to take her wherever she wishes next summer. Harry asks where they should go, and the couple discusses future travel options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Helen
Reward of Merit in a Confederate Town Tale
An impatient elder, Brother Bogus, claims to be the town’s only extinguished citizen and recalls a railroad president’s passing train. He boasts of a ceremonial gift evoking a smoky map tossed from a train window, recounting a dramatic roadside moment witnessed on the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogus
Puck
On to Har Job and a Pair of Witty Exchanges
A quip about husbands and wives frames a mock dialogue on letting a partner have his way revealing a calm view of domestic dynamics. A later remark notes a girl’s restlessness after meeting a new suitor and the common belief that the unexpected occurs. A final remark lampoons a tough man’s sense of dress through a loud necktie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Gabble
Mrs. Strongmind
Man seeks pardon for burglary confession tied to Schiff case
Folke Eingel Brandt, serving 84 years for burglary at Mortimer Schiff home, claims he pleaded guilty to protect Mrs Schiff from embarrassment and to avoid testifying. He says prosecutors promised leniency, and that he has sought governor Dix’s intervention after years of alleged assurances. District Attorney Whitman says findings are confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Tork
Folke Eingel Brandt
Mortimer I. Schiff
Brandt
Dannemora Friese
Dix
Mortimer L
Firendt
Dandemorn
New York
Cesault
Sebi
Behift
Bing Sing
Dannemora
Whitman
Chester A. Bayles
Evils of Child Labor in Avondale Mill
A. J McKelway cites the Avondale cotton mill in Birmingham as a source of child labor concerns. He notes a 1910 investigation found unwholesome, yet not unique conditions, with ages often stated as twelve. The piece describes mill village morals, Hell's Half Acre, and calls for public opinion to end child labor despite efforts claimed by mill owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Birmingham
A. J McKelway
Hiremingham
Ala
Fine
Huntaville
Pell City
Doffer
Hine
Hell's Half Acre
Hell's
Half Acre
Natural History Joke From Philadelphia Ledger
A poor city girl of a boarding house recalls years of stage dramas and confuses poultry anatomy after seeing real chickens. She tells her father she did not know chickens had only two legs, revealing comic misperception from a rural trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rainbow Bridge in Southern Utah Sets World Span Record
Report notes the Rainbow bridge in southern Utah as the world’s longest natural arch with a span of 278 feet, surpassing Virginia’s Natural Bridge. Two white men reportedly witnessed this remarkable formation, while references to a railway fare policy and a prison sentence appear in fragmented dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Virginia
Conspiracy Plans Advance in Storm Laced Paris
In a tense Paris room the plotters finalize a plan to mislead investigator Herault and stage a swift seizure of power. Papers detailing Spanish aid, Brittany forces, Bayonne garrison, and Polish contingents are prepared for Herault and the regent’s forces.
Mystery in Paris Entangles a Frustrated Narrator
The narrator returns to Paris scenes near the Tuileries and Rue St Honore troubled by a riddle about Mile and Dacour. He plans to call at eight for papers, eats with Jacques, and muses on the puzzles of a woman's nature while twilight falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile
de Launay
Tuileries
Rue Des Baints Perea
Dacour
Jacques
Rue St. Honore
Intrigue Deepens In Paris As Papers Are Delivered
In a tense Parisian scene the narrator, readying for a secret night out at the theater, proceeds to deliver sensitive papers to a corner concierge. He chooses a small two story cabaret fronted building and hands the bundle to the old man, who confirms delivery details but hints at hidden networks. (Cotinued Next Week.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cellamare
Herault
M. de Collamare
Madame du Maine
Horault
Milo
Dellamare
M. de Cellamure
Monsieur
M. Herault
Rue de Beauvais
Monsleur
Milos de Launay
Spain
Duke du Maine
Mademoiselle
Parla
M. le Prince
de Launay
France
Cellawore
Thia
Brittany
Collamare
Bayonne
Real Stanes
Duc de Richelieu
Dellamore
Paris
de Mesmes
Eldeen
M. le Due
Comedia
Jacques
M. le Duc
Tuileries
Chevalier de Rey
Richelieu
Auld de Rey
Milo. de Launay
Madama
Madame
Polignac
Fromenteau
Rue Jean St. Denis
Lkely
Sale
Ave
Literary Centennials and the Fairy Tale Echo
An excerpt reflecting on literary centennials and their impact, likening revived works to enduring fairy tale elements. The piece contemplates how centennials renew personal connections to noble, precious things, contrasting lasting beauty of books with fading legends and ephemeral tales. Includes assorted candid lines about neighbors, home industries, and everyday items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annole Kimball Tuell
Atlantic
Martyra
A& Renaiswee
Miscellany of Oddities and Local Observations
A jumble of humorous reflections on social habits and oddities. Notable items include a groom misplacing the wedding ring, a bride learning of exaggerated salary tales, and a theater invitation after garlic or onions. The piece also notes a Atlanta ordinance on women removing hats and a Seattle project plan for hydraulic grading and cable gates.
Didnt Think She Was Tired Polite Trolley Car Exchange
A political squabble prompts a tale about Representative Mann and a humorous trolley car scene with Mr Jinks. The exchange centers on seating and social norms as a woman asks for a seat and Jinks accuses the situation of insult to injury. The anecdote ends with Jinks becoming angry after the encounter on the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Heoure
Young Jinks
Nia
Mr. Jinks
Jinks
Pimples Covered His Back Then Gained Relief With Cuticura
A Kansas man details a years long battle with a severe back skin condition. After trying many remedies he reports dramatic improvement within two weeks of using Cuticura Soap Ointment and the Resolvent, with nearly complete cure in a few months. He endorses Cuticura products and provides a Boston mailing address for samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Armstrong
Corbin
Kan
Highest form of animal life cited by pupil
A Philadelphia school teacher asked the class about the three grand divisions of nature and the highest form of animal life. A pupil answered, The giraffe, after the question was posed, reflecting a humorous moment cited by Lippincott's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lippincott's
Notable Sayings and Ads Snippet From an Old Paper
A mosaic of 19th century quips and patent medicine pitches appears including Mrs. Stoutly and her valet John, Dr. Pierce's pellets, Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething, and a Shakespearean line. The text blends humorous dialogue with early consumer ads and literary references.
Seven Years Of Misery In Sikeston Woman Says Pinkham Helped
Mrs Dema of Sikeston Missouri describes long months of cramps backache and weakness. after medical advice she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and says she regained health able to do housework garden and host guests. She urges other women to try the remedy for displacements inflammation and nervous prostration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Mr. B. W. D. Barnes
Post
Postum Cereal Company
Limbied
Valiie Creek, Michigan
Natural History
Henpecque
Mr. Henpecque
New York Public Service Commission, Second District
Burton Egbert Stevenson
Prince de Cont
Poland
Arion
Landau
Marquis de Possadour
Marquis de Laval
Cardinal Alberon
Hessures
Phinmp
Nonsieur
Mandemoiselle
Rue Des Frondeurs
Louise Dacour
THE
Theater-Francais
Carrie
Corrie
Janes
Atlanta
Court of Appeals
Seattle
Hydrautic Sinlelag
Heigho
Mrs. Stoutly
John
Stoutly
Harper's Weekly
Carter
Lara Destier
Sedgwick
Allen
Allens
LeRos N.Y
Brown
I. Lauws & du
Loston
Mass
Rory Arso Tate
Colorado
Lollier
Nuri Bank
Chicago
Sioux City Ptg. CO
Joe Drows
the Cestauh Company
Fonda EU
Bears
Castoria
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