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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
15
An ad asserts catarrh and pelvic organ problems cause infertility and claims Peruna cures barrenness. It cites Mrs. LM Griffith of Arco Idaho praising the tonic after taking it, noting she was 30 and childless before starting treatment and now healthy and capable of motherhood.
A Delano Minnesota mother writes Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio praising Peruna and Manalin for curing her catarrh and saving her life after a 10 pound baby girl was born on March third. She sends her and her baby's photo and notes several neighbors now use Peruna for strength and energy.
Letters from Mrs. W McRoberts and Mrs E E Thomas recount healing with Peruna after childbirth and grippe. They claim drastic weight changes, strong recovery, and wait for doctors' advice from Dr Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
In a remembered episode a loving husband, once eager to sign an autograph album, now snubs his wife by refusing to sign and threatens to disk her millinery bill with the album or a boot. The scene contrasts romance with a rising coldness within the marriage.
This notice promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children sold by druggists for fever cure and stomach relief. It claims to move the bowels and expel worms, with an address listing LeRoy New York and an issuer A. 5. Chrusted.
Haifa hosts an American Exchange company formed a year ago to boost trade with the United States. The area, key to Galilee plains Kadraeion and upper Sharon, hosts a foreign settlement of seventeen American families teaching natives modern agriculture. An Australian incubator now holds 11,440 duck eggs or 14,080 hen eggs, touted as the world’s largest.
An American expedition plans to plant a flag at the destination, signaling a notable assertion of presence. Details remain vague in the fragment, but the effort is framed as a symbolic claim and outreach venture, with the group asserting progress toward its objective.
The article notes Captain Scott's findings of mountain ranges reaching 12 600 to 15 000 feet south of prior records, with volcano activity at Mt Erebus and open water in Ross Sea during summer. It contrasts Arctic limits, where Petermann Peak is under 9 000 feet, and details unnamed ranges along Victoria Land and Ross Sea regions.
A Home Thrust Chaplain Russell of the Minsourd house of penis demonstrated aMiracy of prayer by supplication that f and to have transformed the attitude of the members of the house. A majority formerly read the papers during the Chaplain's petition. He prayed for respect for God if not for the chaplain. Also notes Allen's Foot-Ee powder for foot relief and a joke about a four-leaf clover and Sir Thomas.
An old classified notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a claim of internal use. It highlights a price of 75 cents and invites readers to purchase the remedy.
At a Tides club dinner in New York a wealthy clubman known as a raconteur delivered a historic brief. He declared the entire speech in five words, saying, Let me pay the bill, drawing thunderous applause as the greatest after dinner moment ever in the Tilden club.
The piece argues that cheerfulness under hardship is a higher virtue than cheerfulness in prosperity. It praises enduring poverty and repeated denials of luxuries, calling the person who remains cheerful a hero greater than a soldier facing cannon.
A group of teachers at a convention in Oklahoma City learned how coffee-free Postum Coffee improved stomach troubles and overall health. One speaker described quitting coffee years ago, then aiding eight boardinghouse residents by teaching how to prepare Postum correctly. Names furnished by Postum Co. conclude the tale.
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