Peruna Alcohol Claims Stir Government Conversation
A federal office discussion reveals a government employee argues Peruna the patent remedy should be banned due to its alcohol content. The man recalls his mother improving after Peruna use and compares it with lager beer, admitting alcohol may be the active curative factor. He concedes alcohol’s role and questions why the public is misled, noting many medicines carry alcohol. The exchange defends Peruna while acknowledging alcohol’s presence and potential benefits.
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Road Building Urges Illinois Highways and Drainage
A historical column argues for better roads across Illinois emphasizing drainage, gravel or rock routes where possible, and the economic and social benefits of keeping rural residents on farms. It notes costs, potential use of convicts, and calls for practical laws to protect roads and support the Ocean Highway plans.
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