Peruna Praised By Readers For Grippe Recovery
Letters from Frances M Anderson Samuel M York and Caroline J Kahl endorse Peruna as rapidly curing la grippe catarrh and related ailments. Anderson credits quick bed recovery and renewed strength. York cites relief from la grippe and restored hearing after two bottles. Kahl reports three years of grippe and pulmonary trouble cured, doctor feared consumption. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman for free advice if results vary.
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Frances M. Anderson
The
Higher Educational League
Astoria
Washington, D. C
Grippe
Peruna
la Grippe
Samuel M. York
Union Grove
Ala
Caroline J. Kahl
Otisco
Ind
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Mollie Big Buffalo Leads Great Indian Exodus to Mexico
A large mixed group of about 10 000 Chickasaw Cherokee Delaware and Creek peoples headed south toward the Mexican border led by Mollie Big Buffalo a Ponca squaw. The exodus grows from her speeches claiming oppression by the government and a return to the free life of their ancestors with land promises in a 6 000 000 acre tract beyond white settlement.
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California
Mexican
Mollie Big Buffalo
West
Carlisle School
Far West
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Mollie Big
Buffalo
Preach
Once King of Minstrels Emerson’s Decline from Fame and Fortune
The article recalls Billy Emerson once the star of leading minstrel shows from Atlantic to Pacific. Once earning up to $500 a week, he later lived in Cincinnati with friends, ruined by stock speculation and alcohol. Once rich with $100,000 banked, his legs are now crippled and his dancing days are over.
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Billy” Emerson
Cincinnati
Andy Gilligan
People’s Theater
Weber and Fields
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Manitoba
San Francisco
Robson
Crane
Ehle Allen
Sitting Bull
Youthful bear hunter bags three in a day
George Mahly of Lock Haven Pennsylvania shoots three bears in one day after spotting them near Hammersley’s Park. He retrieves his father’s gun, hides to watch another, and returns to finish the third bear, joking that anyone needing the others must haul them in.
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Mnsylvania
George Mahly
Lock Haven
George
Hammersley's Park
Mahly
Test of Will Power at Club Ends In Stalemate
In a club a conceited man bets he can will another from a corner. The quiet man commands him to leave, but the passerby resists as minutes pass. The Q M watches calmly from a comfortable seat and notes no time limit beyond the session’s end.
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Q.M
Will
Q. M
Unclear dialogue sparks comparison with a foolish smart one
A fragment describes a scene where someone vows to appear before the other again in a week and predicts influence, while another speaker is mocked for seeming foolish. The text reads as a brief dialogue moment with social tension.
Primacy of the English Race and Its Political Impact
John Fiske argues in The Atlantic that English language reach values 5 million to 12 million then 120 million today with the United States dominating. He credits Anglo-Saxon heritage and shared governance models for modern constitutions and global political order.
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Charles L
John Fiske
Atlantic
United States
Greece
Alfred
William the Norman
Netherlands
Monaco
San Marino
England
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Advertises Women Healings
A letter from Mrs. 8 J Watson of Hampton Virginia praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing long standing female ailments including ovary and womb inflammation and back pain after four months of use. She urges others to write for guidance and credits improved health to the medicine.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
J. Watson
Hampton
Dean
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Walking through the ground of the wylum workers at an odd site
A narrator recalls a scene with workmen repairing a war site. A patient, helping, pushes a wheelbarrow upside down and jokes about turning it over. The trustee suggests flipping it, the patient responds with a quip about bricks being placed after a prior flip.
Rawle elected president of Halifax and Yarmouth railway
Francis Rawle of Philadelphia has been chosen to lead the Halifax and Yarmouth railway, succeeding Thom as Robertson. The new president takes office amid ongoing operations and expansion plans for the line through Halifax and Yarmouth.
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Francis Rawle
Philadelphia
The
Halifax & Yarmouth Railway
Thomas Robertson
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