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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1903

Page

8

Memorial notices from Worland and Waverly

Obituaries honor Bertha Moore of Worland Mo and Miss Mionie Swanson of Waverly Mo, recounting their lives as devoted wives and mothers. Bertha, born 1873, died December 10 1902 after services at British Church. Swanson, born 1876, died December 24 1902, praised for gentleness and faith. Local items follow on theater, travel, and bank directors.

Bertha Moore Worland Mo Mayview Bristish Church Walkup Harview Bertha Dawson Tendolph County Moore Waverly del Rio Texas Mionie Swanson Slusher Death Tower

Miss Todhunter's Recital in Waverly Opera House

Miss Elliots Todhunter of Lexington gave a reading at the Waverly Opera House on December 29 for the Confederate Home fund. Her reading adapted from Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch impressed a large audience, with praise for her and her sister Miles Todhunter’s noted talent as elocutionists.

Waverly Elliots Todhunter Lexington Opera House Miosament Fond Miles Todhunter

Unverified Patent Cure Claims For Wide Range Of Ailments

An advertisement arrays numerous conditions including ear deafness eczema nervous and rheumatic disorders stomach and kidney issues chronic female and male diseases. It promises positive cures in every case, naming women’s ailments and general male disorders with bold claims.

Clergy Endorse Peruna Cure For Catarrh

Prominent clergy including Bishop James A Handy of Baltimore praise Peruna as a safe tonic and cure for catarrh. A friend’s urging led James A Handy to use Peruna, and he recommends it for preserving vocal organs and addressing general catarrhal debility associated with sedentary clerical life.

James A. Handy Peruns Pernna Peruna D. D Baltimore

Peruna touted as cure for catarrh in letters

A series of reader testimonials from Mrs. Howard Stevens of Carthage Illinois Mrs. Frederick Williams of Chicago and Mrs. W A Allison praise Peruna for curing catarrh of the head lungs and stomach Mrs Stevens notes six bottles cured her husband described as gaining flesh and appetite The letters urge others to write to Dr Hartman for advice and reference The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio is named as the authority behind Peruna claims

Peruna Edward Stevens Peruns Frederick Williams South Side Ladies’ Aid Society of Chicago Perana Cuyler Avenue Frederick Williama W. A. Allison Sheffield Avenue Chicago, Ill

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