Peruna touted as cure for female troubles across nation
An advertisement claims Peruna relieves chronic female ailments caused by catarrh. It cites Emma Mitchell of Indianapolis praising rapid recovery after using multiple bottles. The appeal features notable supporters and invites readers to write to Dr. Hartman for free advice from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
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Emma Mitchell
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Indianapolis
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Hartman
Balva Lockworlh
Washington, D. C
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Columbus
Ohio
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Warren
Wyomin
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
The Shirt and Society News Recalled in Roaring Excerpt
A fragmented, satirical diatribe critiques wealth and happiness tied to attire, praising gentleness and restraint. It recalls a New York gentleman sacrificing comfort for others, and recounts a mid-journey mishap where chivalry fails in public. The piece muses on manners, class, and knightly conduct.
One of World's Richest Castles Kilkenny Castle
Kilkenny Castle is described as one of the oldest inhabited houses, with many rooms preserved as they were about 300 years ago revealing a historic interior.
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Kilkenny Castle
Nerve Worn Kidneys and Fading Hope for Freedom
A distorted OCR fragment describes kidney care and a patient named Leo Harex or similar seeking relief from kidney pain and swelling. It mentions medications that bring hope, weeks of aching, and general symptoms in a desperate context, with unclear names and places.
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Dean
Ramiah
Leoe Harex
L. W. Ammemen Weiter
Mls
Medicine in Slot Machines
A green malt stop patron on Areh Street drops a cent into a slot machine and, after sniffing a foul perfume, asks what comes next. The dealer explains the machine lists mild diseases on its face and guides the user to choose, then a vial of medicine falls into the hand. The scene features a hoax or satirical commentary from the Philadelphia Record.
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Areh Street
Philadelphia Renord
Gouvernor Bob Taylor on a Tennessee district leader
Governor Bob Taylor of Tennessee criticized a stubborn district leader whose insubordination threatened a party split. Senators Carmack and other state figures pressed him to discipline the refractory lieutenant, but Taylor admitted he could not mount any effective action.
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Bob” Taylor
Balting
Bob” Tylor
Tennessee
Bth
Bob
Carmack
Blaarte
Leutenant
Boll
Deviliah
New York Times
A Singular Malady Claims Oakwood Man After Nine Years
The Detroit Tribune reports the death of David Vetter of Oakwood after a nine year battle with a rare rheumatic disease. The illness hardened his joints and spine, robbed him of the ability to chew, and left him fed by liquids. An extracted front tooth briefly allowed nourishment, but life ended with the body as hard as stone.
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David Vetter
Oakwood
Vetter
Detroit Tribune
Postum Health Benefit Ad From Lancaster Couple
A Lancaster man touts Postum as a cure for his wife's nervousness weak stomach and poor appetite after coffee caused her ills. Within two weeks of switching to Postum her health improved, appetite returned and vitality revived. The ad claims continued gains and offers details by mail from Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan.
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Lancaster
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Century apart Cold Aprils Across Hundred Year Gaps
A historical note claims aprils turn exceptionally cold every century. In 1805 gutters froze and Paris faced a new frost, while 1703 saw wool prices rise and streets frozen, with Versailles snow and Pars perishing. The chronicler notes early 1905 also features low temperatures, supporting the pattern.
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Pari
Versailles
Pars
Neeaon
French origins of the cakewalk and Dutch colonial exhibits
A fragmentary notice notes a Paria paper interview about the cakewalk origins linking it to French refugees during the Revolution era and mentions Winglow's Soothing Cures and a New York Public Library display on Dutch history with manuscripts and engravings.
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Nouveau Chau
New York
Hair Growth Promoted by Cuticura Shampoos and Ointment
Promotes hair growth by Cuticura shampoo and ointment, claims to stop hair loss, remove crusts and dandruff, soothe irritated skin, and nourish hair roots on a healthy scalp. Endorses Cuticura remedies as standard world cures for skin, scalp, and related ailments across ages and conditions.
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Crusta
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