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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1901

Page

8

Peruna praised by correspondents for grippe relief

Frances M Anderson writes from Astoria Washington that after two months of illness with la grippe she took three bottles of Peruna and left bed in a week. Samuel M York from Union Grove Alabama says two bottles cured la grippe and deafness, while Miss Caroline J Kahl of Otsego Indiana reports years of pulmonary trouble improved after Peruna. Dr Hartman invites readers to write for free advice.

Frances M. Anderson The Higher Educational League Astoria Washington, D. C Grippe Poruna la Grippe Samuel M. York Union Grove Ala Sir Misa Caroline J. Kahl Otseo, Ind Hartman Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Judge Anderson Virginia Peruna

Live Stock Market Report from Omaha and Kansas City

The live stock market shows cattle, hogs, and sheep active and generally stronger. Omaha yard buyers paid modest premiums with beef steers and cows rising. hogs steady to higher with packers eager. sheep and lambs sold early as buyers remained strong. Kansas City receipts see cattle, hogs, and sheep mixed but firm, with beef and feeder prices up and hogs steady to higher.

Kansas

Navy Completes Revision of Battleship Specs for Cost Limits

The Navy Board finalizes revised battleship specifications aimed at matching bidders’ cost figures. President Olcott and Judge Payson of Newport News and Cramp are ready to accept terms, Moran Bros. of Seattle plans to accept, as the department nears the largest naval contract in U.S. history. If Congress funds new ships, bids may be invited on plans for two more battleships and two armored cruisers, reshaping the national shipbuilding landscape and allowing smaller yards to bid on Olympia type cruisers next.

Navy Department Washington Board of Naval Construction Olcott Judge Payson Newport News Cramp Moran Bros Seattle Long Congress Department

Neville's case presents peculiar features in Washington

Representative Neville suffered two slight hemorrhages yesterday and a light one at 4 this morning. His condition is not growing more critical though one lung is filled with blood and pneumonia danger remains. Doctors hope improved condition could permit moving him to Florida to save his life.

Phyalolan Florida Washington, D. G Neville Torida

Senate committee on war revenue act reduction continues

Washington January 18 the senate committee on finance resumed its examination of the bill to reduce revenues under the war revenue act. After the session they said work was progressing but no conclusion or public information was available at adjournment.

Washington Sente Committee Ondnance

Navy keeps Venezuela move in doubt as ships idle

Washington Jan 19. Navy officials deny any orders to move the North Atlantic squadron from Providencia to Venezuela. No word from Minister Loomis on Venezuela situation. Ships are in cruising trim and could sail within hours, but no movement is believed necessary.

Washington Minster Loomis Venezuela Navy Department North Atlantic Provida Veneguala

Son of La Father Marshal Halstead Noted Consul at Birmingham

The son of veteran editor Murat Halstead, Marshal Halstead, serves as the United States consul at Birmingham England. His technical industry reports are often deemed so interesting that newspapers print them freely. Halstead previously edited the Cincinnati Commercial for many years.

Marshal Halstead United States Birmingham England Eator Murat Halstead Cincinnati Commercial

QUAIN-OF-TT Drink Promises Health For Children

An assortment of old ads touts QUAIN-OF-TT as a nourishing drink for children, claiming it costs about four times as much as common coffee substitutes, though it supposedly tastes similar. The page also advertises starch, tonics, and various remedies, with multiple claims and brand names.

al Grovers Ste

Monkeys and Newspapers Appeal for Overworked Hand Organ Grinders

Pem and Rowe report on the overworked monkeys of hand organ grinders in Boston. Kind-hearted locals write pitiful appeals to newspapers for relief for the tired creatures. A separate note promotes Garfield Tea as a remedy for a bad complexion by cleansing the body.

Pem Rowe Boston

Saloon Floors to Use $20 Gold Pieces in Tiling

South Bend officials plan a novelty saloon floor using specially made $20 gold eagles set flush by sinking coins one thirty seconds of an inch. Each coin will be soldered to a wire passing through the floor to secure them in place.

South Bend Ind

Grain-O becomes grocery staple for all ages

Grain-O touted as a safe grain based drink replacing coffee, praised for rich mocha like color and stomach friendly formula. Ad promotes price of 3 cents per cup and 15 cents per package with grocer availability. Includes other ads mentioning piano tips and cold remedies.

Java

Cat Skins Cured Him in Goshen Tale

Henry Marble of Goshen allegedly fell ill with bowels inflammation. Neighbors proposed warm catskins on his stomach, resulting in several cats killed for the hides. The patient recovered, prompting local belief in the cure and a jab at emigration from the area. Defiance is advertised through a grocer.

Enry Marble of Goshen, Inc

We Live to Learn and Odd Sayings From Portland

A Portland man who rarely attends church heard a sermon last Sunday and said, You are never too old to learn, remarking that Sodom and Gomorrah were not a couple but cities. The page an assortment of quips and ad lines include piecemeal beads about pigments, wigs, Piso’s Cure, and starch priced at 14 02 for a 16 cent package.

Portland Sodom Gomorrah

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