Perona Promotes Restorative Power of Peruna Tonic
Assemblyman John Tighe of Remsen Street endorses Peruna as a superior tonic. He cites his own recovery from extreme work stress and nervous exhaustion, praising Peruna for restoring mind and body and urging readers to seek Dr. Hartman’s free advice if results are not prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tighe
Tighe
Remsen St
Coheen
N. Y
Albany County
Perona
J. Tighe
Peruna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Bad Money Redeemed in Lexington Avenue Church
A New York Press report notes a church member who refuses to contribute in the plate yet collects others’ bad coins. He redeems mutilated Canadian dimes and other coins by exchanging them for good money with the church treasurer, then keeps the proceeds at home.
Easily Cured of Cancer By Dental Bridge Discovery
A New Yorker whose father died of throat cancer suffered throat pain and speech trouble. After his dentist friend replaced a large removable upper plate with a bridge, the throat symptoms and the plate problem both vanished.
Woman's reaction to proposals defies persuasion
A witty remark notes that a woman cannot be persuaded that any man who proposed to her is a fool. The line suggests stubbornness in romance and a timeless skepticism toward suitors.
Fragmentary note on personal, social, and moral musings
A garbled page fragment mentions tea, a married woman wishing to be a man, and a cheeky line about treason in carrying water in a love affair. It includes an address at Maple Street, Norwich, and a dated line from February 17, 1000, with several unrelated phrases and misspellings.
Railroad rate legislation questioned by Interstate Commissioner
Testifying before a Senate committee in Washington, Inter state Commerce Commissioner Prouty opposed giving rate making power to a commission or court. He argued railways should set their own rates and that a truly reasonable rate protects a railroad’s property rights under the fourteenth amendment. Some women say nice things in a way that brings pride and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Inter-State Commerce
Prouty
Circuit Court of the United States
Creamery Stock Ownership Debate Among Co operative Cremeries
The discussion centers on whether stock in co operative creameries should be owned by those supplying milk or cream. Many argue stock should stay in the hands of farmers directly involved, as non yielding stock owners may demand returns and push toward transforming creameries into stock companies. Some creameries permit one share per farm, tied to the farm rather than the individual, with shares transferring when the farm is sold.
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Ignor Ato
Chdiae
Ion Eter
Fenty
Urata
Songzahorhame
Gonorritora
Syphilis
Farioocerle
Han
Avery Ogae
Telesade
Seed Corn Planting and Box Versus Barrel Preference
Instructions on growing seed corn describe selecting ears when silk turns black and planting with three to five grains per hill, with timing and cultivation advice. A separate note reports Three Rivers Quebec apple sellers favor boxes for fancy apples and barrels for common fruit, citing handling differences and seasonal demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrela
Three Rivers
Quebec
Barra
The Soy Bean and Its Rise in Agriculture
The soy bean known as elycin oja bean or coffee berry originates in southeast Asia and spread from China and Japan to England and the United States. Once ignored in the US it gained prominence after cultivation in the South, now famed and valued for food and feed. John Bean notes pigs fed skim milk then pasture with bluegrass, soaked corn, and akim milk aiding digestion before corn becomes primary.
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Asia
China
Japan
United States
England
Temperature Keys to Seed Germination Says Farmer
A farmer explains soil temperature drives planting success. Seed planted at 6 degrees rotted after cold rain, then sun warmed well drained soil to 65 degrees and the second lot sprouted promptly. He warns against farming by almanac and endorses thermometer guidance.
The Swine Crate Material and Construction Tips
The crate for shipping pigs must be strong yet light. For many pigs sold yearly, keep sight and tough crating material on hand to season. Measure the pig carefully before building the crate.
Acetylene Gas Promises Cheaper Light For Cities
An 1860s analysis argues gas price cuts rely on a gas water fallback and promotes acetylene as cheaper, brighter lighting. It describes calcium carbide and water reacting to form acetylene, notes generators exist, and claims distributed piping can light isolated buildings away from city gas or electric plants.
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New York
Goa
Biggis
Elton
Theater terrace detaches by hydraulic contrivance
A Carleruhe engineer is credited with inventing a device that can detach the auditorium from the stage using hydraulic power in case of fire. The entire audience would be moved into the street as a single unit for quick evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleruhe
Muddled Patent Cure Claim Advertised
A garbled ad announces a $100 reward and promotes a dubious cure claimed to treat diseases and restore health. It mentions a “Wile paper” and references medical claims by J. Cheney & Co with locations in Toledo and drafty language about therapy and constipation remedies.
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Hal Wuey
J. Cheney
Linnymynoch Inn Straddles Wales England Border
A village inn named Linnymynoch sits partly in England and partly in Wales. One half falls under Welsh Sunday inn rules while the other half remains subject to English law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnymynoch
Wales
Bowsta An Ton
Eogland
Honest Goods Claim Unsigned Slogan Circulates
Fragmentary ad-like text references a product line related to mothers and children and mentions a long history of use. The phrasing is garbled but implies an enduring remedy or goods line associated with Lithia and a familiar market claim. No clear event or entities beyond Franklin appear.
Roel Crows Hall Nine and The Rules Company Ad
An item notes Roel Crows Hall Nine and The Rules Company at the South end. It mentions Woman Mother Gray and a nunmn in New York, plus a herbal remedy for women's ills. A leaping AUS'S'RALIAN leap and various nostrums are advertised by mail order from Sue Mother Gray Co Leroy NY.
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Mother Gray
New York
Gix
Mall Sam Mailol
Addre. Vm
Sue Mother Gray Co
Leroy
N.Y
Packaae
Roel
the Rules Company
South End
One Secret of Happiness
A line from the Ex change notes a key to happiness is learning to forget. It suggests difficulty in forming a cheer habit links to the failure to forget and implies forgetting as a path to sustained cheer.
Planning Drives Actions Across Motivations
The statement contrasts voluntary acts with actions aligned to a broader plan. It suggests some choices stem from personal desire while others serve an overarching strategy believed to yield overall benefit.
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Idaho
Geo. T. Odell
Gen
Mgr
Hewlett Bros. Co
Blate
Salt Lake City
Utah
Addaom
EK Adder
Oliltene Alliance
Urosatey
San Francis
WN. U
Salt Lake
Uae
Hee Boh
Greer Renirne
Wieney
Dane Chieere
Mikos
Rownnes
Maple Street
Norwich
GAS and Water
Inn
la Grange
London
Man
Billie
Jaqui
Hicago
Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo, Ohio
Z.C.M
Main Street
RED Cross
Red Cross Hall
Saltair
Great Salt Lake
Fluff-Rug Works
South Vemple
Miah
Phowe i
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co
Copwiie Kotele and
Denshipine Fe
SRD
Salt Lane
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