Endorsement for Peruna Medicine Cited in Testimonial
A fragmentary letter from Elizabeth Reuther of 508 Twelfth St N Washington DC proclaims Peruna a cure for catarrh and stomach trouble claiming she was restored and feels splendid after use. The brief note asks readers to share the same opinion when they experience chest or stomach issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth “Reuther
Twelfth St. N
Washington, D. C
Cwrites
Clensea
Peruna
Splen
Grand Vizier Dismisses Telephone In Constantinople
A London Chronicle contributor recalls negotiations in which the grand vizier derides the talking machine as the work of evil. The tale describes attempts to install public telephone service linking the palace and imperial residences and the vizier’s fear of disturbing sleep with its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qrand
Young Turk ‘Party
Constantinople
London Chronicle
Nilen
Deep Sea Life and the Limits of Ocean Depths
The article recounts Dr. Clark of the Washington National Museum explaining to Mr. Moffett that life is not found below about four to six miles depth. Roughly, food sinking to the bottom is dissolved by pressure, with only hardest materials reaching the abyss, as illustrated by trawl finds like shark teeth and whale ear bones.
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Cannas Bain
American Magazine
Cleveland Moffett
Aubtin
RezClark
Washington National
Pacific
Moffett
Glark
Tepliéa
Indies
Japan
Newfoundland
Guam
Primitive Race Encounters in Ancient Northwest Explorations
Fragmentary account describes early culture as primitive and isolated, noting their lack of access to fire and unique craft of horn spears. It mentions distant people believing their tribe dominated and mooting lunar origins for the moon and maritime myths aboard ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C . Ee
Women Soldiers Across Wars and Their Notable Figures
The piece surveys women who fought or served near front lines in various conflicts. It highlights Mary E. Walker and Kad y Brownell, and recounts stories of fearless fighters such as Eretices Hook and Natalia Tychnint, among others. It notes Russians like Mme Alexandra Koudash eva leading units and mentions Austrian and German women in frontline roles and Red Cross service.
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Sone
Mary E. Walker
Kady’ Brownell
Yessikiowa
Hook
Ohio
Morrow
Frank Henderson
Mary' ‘Owens
Brooklyn
Lookout Mountain
Germany
Russia
Austria
Fraulein Marie
Weissman
Red Cross
Fraulein Weissman
Ougazdoff
Warsaw
Bzura
Mme
Alexandra “Koudash
Eva
Ural ‘Cossack
St. ‘George's Cross
China
Manchuria
Siberia
European
Petrograd
St. George
Gehooegins
Kief
Natalia Tychnint
Opatow
Public Looks Back On Free Trade Debate And 1916 Vote
The Waterloo Illinois Republican notes two years of free trade left the public wishing they had voted the other way. It argues the present tariff mirrors past free trade failures and predicts tougher times after non protective tariffs, urging caution in political judgments and warnings about mills and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ill
Publi
American Congress
Lesson from Lusitania fuels call for readiness and strength
A Charleston News editorial argues the Lusitania tragedy proves pacifism cannot ensure peace. It urges Americans to fund naval and military power, defend the nation, and recognize neutrality alone cannot guarantee safety amid global threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusitania
United States
Charleston
S. C
News
Serbian Customs and Superstitions Amid Balkan Traditions
A London Tit-Bits piece portrays Serbian village beliefs and rites aimed at warding off evil and inviting fortune. It notes practices on St George’s Day, love charms, a lamb blessing at church, bone divination, St Barbara’s Eve grain rituals, and wish-making casting into streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Day
St. Barbara's
Serbia
London
Westfield Commencement Week Activities Announced
Westfield High School plans a series of commencement events starting May 30 with a Baccalaureate sermon at MEF church by Rev. A. R. Finley. May 31 features the Senior class play Cupid at Vassar at Stevens Hall. June 1 holds eighth grade exercises at College Chapel with address by Fiske Allen. June 2, College Chapel hosts high school commencement addresses by Senior class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield High School
M. EF
A. R. Finley
Westfield Schools
Vassar
Stevens Hall
College Chapel
Fiske Allen
Eastern Illinois Normal School
Charleston
Westfield notes and local updates from The Review
W M Knapp and Jesse Watson left Friday for Culver Ind on a fishing trip. The city provides band concerts for the public every Thursday evening at eight. Arthur Huey has been seriously ill at his father M L Hueys home but is now much improved.
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W. M.knapp
Jesse Watson
Culver
Ind
Arthur
Huey
M. L. Huey
Death of President Hopkins at Chicago hospital
James K. Hopkins, president of the State Board of Agriculture, died at Wesley Hospital in Chicago on Thursday after an operation for appendicitis. The funeral was held in Princeton, his home. Chile is threatening the Kaiser. can South America keep out.
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Toveth
Tipperary
James K. Hopkins
State Board of Agriculture
Wesley
Chicago
Princeton
Hopkins
Chile
Kaiser
South America
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Epke
Gene Sas Épisido
Dan Finkbiner
C.M. Sullins
Marshall
Wabash
Plum Street
My ‘Dewey&. Co
Vaindalla
Catta
Weele BO Witenes
Herald
25E & Box
Keifer Drug Co
Britain
English Channel
Westfield
Keifer ‘Drug, Co
The
Dulaney
National Bank
Frank W.eve Asst
R. Burnett
E. M. Duncan Haery
Europe
Orientee
Commercial University
Terre Haute
Indiana
the School of Business, Civil Service and Telegraphy
M. P. Akers
Marshall State Bank
Manxs
C. Alvons
Piaxa Cor
Munn & Co
New York
H. M. Dewey
Calla
Chichester
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