Peruna Endorsed For Catarrh By grateful user letter
A reader from Columbus Ohio recounts a long battle with sour stomach heartburn and catarrh nine years of improvement after using Peruna and Peruna tablets. The testimonial claims two and a half bottles eased symptoms and eight bottles fully restored health. The letter promotes Peruna as a family remedy and invites others to try it.
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Birs. Hall
Peruna Co
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
When’ dae meets a man who could be a warm friend
A man seeks a warm friendship but learns the person already has all the friends he needs. The remark implies caution in forming new bonds and the value of existing social networks.
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Dayton
Clark County
Charles Scott
Herald Office
Marshall
Family cough medicine promotes Dr King's New Discovery
A Mason Michigan reader asserts his whole family relies on Dr King's New Discovery to cure coughs colds and throat troubles. He claims two 60 cent bottles cured pneumonia and notes the medicine is available at City Drug Store with prices of 50c and 1.00.
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Dr. King
A. Stid
Mason, Mich
Dr. Kings
Meadowlarks as Protectors and Pests in Grain Fields
An excerpted note by H. K. Bryant discusses the western meadowlark, its range from Wisconsin to Canada and Mexico, and its impact on crops. It explains damage depends on soil, depth of planting, and proximity to pastures, with oats most affected and barley and wheat less so. It concludes meadowlarks provide pest control benefits, suggesting deep drilling and careful planting to reduce losses.
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Callifornia
Great Central
Resurrection of Archibald Downing Stuns a Small Town Couple
In a Wichita style tale a middle aged Archibald Downing is spotted by a woman who once loved him. She recalls his boast of knowing her step across the world and muses on the loneliness of memory. She fears he has forgotten her and pities a spiritual rather than material reunion.
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Archibald Downing
China
State Street
Archibald
Archie
Chicago Record-Herald
Story a Day for 1914 Youth's Companion Volume
The Youth's Companion announces a 1914 volume with 52 weekly issues totaling at least 365 stories plus athletic, dress, health and reading content for boys and girls. Sixteenth pages include a Practical Home Calendar and a sample of Arthur Stanwood Pier's His Father's Son. Subscriptions $2.00, begins upon receipt, mailed from Boston.
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The
Companion
Arthur Stanwood Pier
Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
When Soils Cease to Produce
A historical note explains soil fertility decline due to exhausted activation forces, notably bacteria. It cites about 150 million bacteria per ounce of common soil needing humus as food to liberate plant nutrients. It advocates growing legumes and cover crops to build humus and stimulate soil bacteria, urging farmers to watch bees work on clovers.
Alarm Locates Fire in Factory Buildings
Brooklyn inventor introduces floor by floor fire alarm boxes used in factories with many workers. Press the button on the floor area where the fire starts to trigger bells and illuminate a code like 30 indicating the exact location on that floor for safe evacuation.
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Brooklyn
Java Quinine Industry Expands Factory in Batavia
The British consul in Batavia reports Java supplies about two thirds of the world cinchona and recently began a Java quinine factory. The first Java quinine is praised as excellent quality, rivaling European brands, with last year’s island production exceeding 8.5 million pounds.
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Java
Holland
Germany
Batavia
London
Globa
New Vegetable Ivory from Palm Albumen
M. Gaston Bonnier submits to the National Agricultural Society of Paris samples of a new vegetable ivory made from the albumen of a small palm in the Hybaena Borassus tribe growing in French Sudan forests. The albumen hardens in air and resembles natural ivory in color and texture, with potential to imitate Phytelephas macrocarpa ivory from equatorial South America.
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M. Gaston Bonnier
National Agricultural Society of Paris
French
Sudan
Thia
Phytelephas
Equatorial
South America
Eczema Ointment Promises Fast Skin Relief
Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment claims to penetrate pores and clear impurities in the skin stopping itching instantly. The product is advertised as a doctor's prescription remedy for eczema rashes tetter and ringworm with a 50 cent price and availability through Pfeiffer Chemical Co. and City Drug Store.
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