Peruna Medicine Ad Promises Health Restoration
An old newspaper ad extols Peruna as a cure for nervous strain and catarrh. It features testimonials from Mrs J E Finn and notes that catarrh is the root of many female illnesses. The copy claims Peruna cures catarrh anywhere and restores health in women and others who suffer fatigue.
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Nue
Sae Forupa Medicine Co
Collin Ud
OiBis
Ceuligmett
J. E. Finn
America
Alabastine CO
Urnad Fapids
Mich
Ben the Prayer Saver in College Dorm Prank
A Boston jeweler’s visit to a Maine college village leads to a prank where Ben pretends to pray to stave off discovery. He recites a long petition as the dorm door is watched, keeping the room undisturbed while the jeweler’s sign is burned away, a moment of clever deception amid campus humor.
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Soren
Mir
Tosshcos
Ber
Educasifon
Golby
Waterville
Maine Village
Boston
Ag” Luek
Ben” Bie
Tim
Ben
Boston Herald
Plan to tame and use African elephants sparked extinction fear
The Congo Free State aims to partner with France and other nations to train and domesticate African elephants. If elephants resist, proponents warn of possible extermination within eight to ten years. Proposals call for limited hunting and systematic rearing to aid civilization and exploration across central Africa.
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Congo Free State
French National Society
Demestit
Hebion
Congo Pree
Chen
Fellg Fuchs
Free State
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Germany
Roe
Power in U S manufacturing rises with steam and electric
A long report shows 1870 power in U S manufactures dominated by steam engines at 77.4 percent and water wheels at 15.3 percent, with electric motors growing. It notes 1,200 electric railways, 3,200 central stations, and major New York electric capacity. New York leads in water power use, while wood pulp growth boosts power in Wisconsin and nearby states.
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New York
United States
Consid
Hegresabel
Manufae Turing
Operon
Gistellathon
New York City
General Central
Athion
Agen
Ariai
Penton Completes Forty Years of Service in Pensions Bureau
John A. Penton marks forty years of uninterrupted service with the United States Bureau of Pensions in Washington. He is recognized for long tenure and steady dedication to federal pension administration.
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John A. Penton
United States Bureau of Pensions
Washington
Yield All to Preach the Word in Grosvenordale
F M Messenger a mill agent to Grosvenordale Conn at 16000 per year has given up his work to preach the holiness doctrine.
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F. M. Messenger
Grosvenordale
Conn
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Gains Wide Approval
Skeptics once doubted Lydia E Pinkham's remedies but years of patient use have built a vast following among women nationwide. Leading scientists and thinkers now acknowledge the merit of her Vegetable Compound and other medicines as trusted cures.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
America
Lydia
Pinkham
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