Peruna Promises Cure For First Stage Catarrh
Mrs M J Brink promotes Peruna as a remedy for catarrh starting from catching cold. The piece cites testimonials from Elisabeth Uber and others praising Peruna and Permna for preventing chronic catarrh and severe symptoms, urging readers to start treatment at first signs of illness and to seek Hartman Sanitarium advice if unsatisfied.
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M.J. Brink
Peron
Elisabeth Uber
Bassett Street
Albany
Elizabeth Uber
J. Tun
Sarsh McGahan
Sarah McGabyan
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Man's Nose Catches Fire From Celluloid Prosthesis
A Paris pedestrian nursed a burning nose after lighting a cigarette. The flame spread to his beard before a policeman escorted him to a pharmacist. Doctors found the nose was celluloid, sold deceitfully instead of the prescribed horn prosthesis.
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Boulevaii Saint-Michel
Paris
New York Medical Journal
Rich phosphate beds found near Solomon Islands
A newly discovered depysite deposit inland northeast of the Solomon Islands may challenge Florida phosphate. Early reports say the Ocean area appears superior in quality to both Phorida and Christmas Island phosphate.
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Florida
Solomon Islands
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised for sore feet relief
In cold damp conditions Allen's Foot-Ease offers a powder to ease sore feet and shoes. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 26 cents with a sample free. Address Allen Olmsted New York for details.
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Allen
Olmsted
Hoy, N.Y
Two Voices and a Double Pay Ruse Over Christmas
Mrs Doolstan and Mrs Clancy argue by the back fence about Jimmie Hag and his double pay for Christmas. The scene hints at a change in job and indicates a mob involvement in a third act while a boss grants double pay as a right.
Dangerous Patent Remedy Adverts and a Gardener Letter
A garbled medical patent c sale text warns against deathens for cutarch and mercury poisoning. It touts Cheney Co remedies, praises a clergyman’s harsh gardener recommendation, and closes with Freesian’s claim Germany may absorb Denmark.
Reed's procrastinating work habits and writing fervor
The article recalls Reed's late burst method for light literature and deadlines. It notes his time management irony from college days, his rise in oratory and parliamentary law study, and a magazine assignment finished only after a late night surge of creativity.
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Reed
Orror
Honiwaye
Turner’s Phthologastrh Puzzle At Hotel Register
A hotel clerk confronts Turner about his phonetic spelling of his name. Turner argues his name written phonetically reflects English spelling while the clerk notes most people don’t register names phonEtically. The exchange ends with the clerk agreeing it’s unclear and noting the trend.
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Turner
Airfly
The French Academy and Its High Language Authority
The French Academy, part of the Institute of France, was founded 1635 by Cardinal Richelieu and reorganized in 1916. It comprises forty members who elect new members for life, meets at Mazarin Palace Paris, and is the supreme authority on French language grammar rhetoric poetry and classic publications.
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French Academy
Institute of
France
Richelieu
Mazarin
Quia Contl
Paris
Phief
Academy
Tidal Wave Power Proposal in Pelorus Sound
A proposal from Hiruraki to New Zealand seeks to harness tidal waters for electricity. It plans a tunnel through Pelorus Sound neck eighty eight feet long, with tides ranging six to eleven feet. The scheme, backed by a company with 175000 dollars capital, envisions turbines at tunnel ends to generate power.
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8 Toca Company
Strasburg to Honor Goethe statue planned in Alsace town
Strasburg plans a monument to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe after his years in the Alsatian town. The design is not yet chosen but authorities vow the memorial will honor the poet’s revered ties to Strasburg as noted in his memoirs.
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Strasburg
Goethe
Don’t Die of Consumption Promises a Cure in Advert
An issue of sensational advertising claims a universal cure for consumption by Dr Derk P Yonker man of Kalamazoo Michigan. It touts quick results, free trial packages, and testimonies while urging readers to write for the remedy and warning of imminent danger if untreated.
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Yonkerman
Brete Ogeiale
Michiegan
Derk P. Yonkerman
Shalesponne
Kalamazoo
Mich
Pau
Jose
Indian Millionaire Donates Five Million for Global Aid
Naurojee Maneckjee Wadia, a Bombay Parsee millionaire, sets aside five million dollars in trust. Interest will aid those suddenly deprived of subsistence by calamities like fire, famine, or earthquakes. The charity aims for worldwide reach, honoring a family famed for shipbuilding and royal recognitions.
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Naurojee Maneckjee Wadia
B. Q. BP
Parsee Millionaire
Bombay
Wadin
Wadas Rene Hared
Ffdtich Povernment
Napoleon Honaparte
Legion of Honor
Louis Philippe
Wadle
Domeday Martinique
Drunkard's Advice to Philadelphia Deacon Tale
A Philadelphia church scene recalls a drunk man joining a deacon in the pew as a preacher berates vices. When the minister asks for the drunkard and hypocrite, the audience laughs, and the intoxicated man mutters a challenge to the deacon to stand up and accept the rebuke.
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Pillar
Philadelphia
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Stlel A
Haller
Hantington
Sara M ° Gahan
SALT Z.C_M
Teory
KB. Paxton CO
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Columbus Ave
Thompson
W.N.A
Salt Lake
Ra Sobel
Netion
Apounih Hewlett Sros
Western
Canada
Homestead
Ottawa
W. Taylor
Utah
Bil Green
Chad
Cutarch
Troy
Id Cheney & Co
Tobedti
Cheney Ou
Germany
Denmark
Freesian
United States
Copenhagen
Madison
Wis
ST. Jacobs
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