Tale of a Spook in Tirapur bungalow and its eerie twin
A Kansas City Star account recalls a Tirapur India bungalow haunting witnessed by Mrs S and her husband. A spectral figure fired a revolver in their room, then vanished with no physical trace. Later, Mme de Bevery confirms a prior resident’s husband killed himself there, matching the witness’s description in every detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aelf
Tirapur
India
Kansas City Star
Mme. de Bevery
Tirzapur
Love's Service and the Demands of Affection
A compact meditation on love’s duty, arguing that true love inspires and elevates. It defines love as the steadfast standard bearer in a family, not comfort alone, but the mother and wife urging the highest outcomes, with love remaining clear and discerning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beat
Disappointed Youth Claims Prayer Bias Over Pony Sale
A boy named Ralph included his pony in nightly prayers until the pony was sold. He then asked God to bless the pony but not the little girl who owned the mature age of five, prompting inquiry into the incident and its dismissal as a biased moment in a small town.
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Ralph
D. Vanes
Itching Sores Cured in Four Days By Cullcura
A Kokomo Indiana mother describes her two year old son’s skin outbreak starting on his hands and spreading all over the body. After using Cullcura Soap and Ointment nightly, the child healed in four days. Includes testimonial from Mrs Frank Donahue and date September 16 1907. Also notes Castoria bottle safety and long use for infants and children.
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Cullcura
Frank Donahue
Fremont St
Kokomo
Ind
Large Pennsylvania baby born weighing sixteen pounds
A Brookline couple welcomed a 16 pound baby, reportedly the third largest born in Pennsylvania. The jumbled text also includes ads and quotes, mentioning Italian churches, bronchial troches, nerve restorers, and various slogans, reflecting a miscellany page.
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Stork
John Reichenbach
Brookline
Pennsylvania
Beyond the Patience and Punishment Satire
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century column recounts a beleaguered policeman explaining a punishment was due after a man recalls youthful beatings. It mentions a boy Isaac, two quarters for bread and fish, and a humorous exchange about which coin buys which item.
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Isaac
Knetrem
New York World
Catarrh Cure Adverts and Odd Health Claims
A mixed page of cures and health tips includes Hall's Catarrh Cure claims internal remedies reach the disease, testimonials and a Toledo proponent. Also notes on constipation pills, a 105 year old tobacco user, Garfield Tea for digestion, and various quotes on virtue and cheer.
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Mall
Hall
Thinewantey
Tres
F. J. Cheney & CO
Propa
Toledo
Takefial
Pawlly
Peruna testimonials from reverends in midwest and ohio
Rev Troutman and colleagues praise Peruna for relief from catarrh, grippe, and throat spasms. Letters describe cures for entarrh and jagrippe, with pastors from Missouri Ohio and Wisconsin endorsing Peruna and Peruna Tablets as equivalent to liquid medicine after Dr Hartman’s team developed tablet form.
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EH. W. Tate
Lincoln Avenue
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hartman
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Myestor
Love's Service
Youngeter
Gray Wes
Italy
St. Peter's
Tome
Brown
St. Vitus
Mann
Hall Blue
Mr. Woodson
Torrey
Chicago
Hell
Mary Ellen Baorraby
Brockton
Mass
Menetus
Rev. Troutman
Washington, Mo
A. E. Troutman
Mt. Washington, Mo
Thad
P. EB. Swanstrom
Box
Grantsburg
Wis
George AE Troutman
Sloan
S. Sloan
Botton
U. S.A
Dr. Earl
ABABA
Bhottom
Poarisemence
Cardus
Annie Hamilton
Stetsonville, Wis
Lever
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