Peruna Cures Longstanding Stomach Cramps Testimony
A Calaveras woman shares a testimonial about stomach cramps lasting six years cured by Peruna after trying doctors and various medicines. She notes she took nineteen bottles and is now entirely cured, praising Peruna as all it is claimed to be. Also includes a razzy note about Jimmie being appointed postmaster and a joke about stamps.
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Peruna
Mrs. A
Jamison
Marchant St
Watsonville, Cal
Child Ate Cuticura Ointment On Crackers Claim Cited
A New York reader asserts a three year old ate Cuticura Ointment contents spread on graham crackers during a sea voyage. He reports the child recovered from a cold and was unharmed, using the product as proof of its purity and safety for young skin. The anecdote appears in Harper’s Weekly as part of an otherwise unrelated scene.
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New York
Cuticura
Atlantic
State Room
Drag & Chout. Corp. Sule
Losvon
Deafness Cure Adverts and Social Snippet Fragments
A jumble of ad copy and social chatter appears with declared cures for deafness and medical quackery, followed by a gossiping room scene about domestic abuse and a Plutarch quotation on virtue. The text blends distressed health claims with stray literary remark and a brief family discord vignette.
No Wonder She’s Cross and Curious Remedies Teasers
A fragment filled with period ads and quips praises Lane’s Homily Medicine and Marine Dye Remedy for eye relief. It combines faded jokes about aging, wisdom, and the muses with references to seasoned products sold by druggists, urging readers to seek familiar cures and witty notes on youth.
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Lane
Practical farm advice from an early agricultural issue
Poorly prepared land yields poor crops and careful plowing and tidy farm setup pay off. Topics cover hog and fowl care, milking, manure, cream separators, pig weaning, pasture, breeding, and garden layout, with notes on dairy, poultry, and corn yields and incubation factors.
White Steamer Chosen for President Taft’s Automobiles
Taft’s White Steamer was selected after War Department tests and factory visits. Officials reported unanimously for White, and a Model M 40 horsepower car with the United States arms on the doors was delivered to Washington before inauguration. White advertises a smaller 20 horsepower Model O as a comparable, affordable option.
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Mr. Taft
President Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
War Department
White Company of
Cleveland
Mr.Taft
Washington
National Capitol
W.T. Urquhart
White Company
Michigan Ave
Chicago
United States
Moore
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Jimmie
Ells
Friond
Harper
Toca
Neithey
Nina
Seulor Olreuiira
Cheney & LO
Toledo
Plutarch
Rasmus
Rastus
Tima
Oifa
AOTES
Willsm
Tura Worl
Mites
Tee
Agricultural College of the
University of Wisconsin
Rhode Island
President Taft
Western Canada
Government of Canada
Canada
Lapis
Rathwar
Pamaniota
Maga
Duporintententot Dmarknilon
Gtawa
Crmada
DyLnurlad Cand Lan Govarmament Aganes
Broughton
Merchane' Loan
Andrecipe Bank
Dr.d.jayne
Matt Freck
Millersburg
Dauphin Co
Lam Fiulte
Casce
Feta
Chas. X. Condon
Lewiston, Pa
Samuel Collyer
Dalley Bldg
Semttle
Wael
Ploniger
Sunger
Callizomla
A. N. KA
All Druggina
Spohn Medical CO
Goshen
Indiana
Putnam
Wille
Guinan
Colorado
Arizona
Smart, Momeyer & CO. Bankers & Brokers
Broad Street
Florida
Dor fAutt
Racking
Weneal Garzalng
Eitevon
Ivan Gure
Turner Perieneg
Wang
Genoa
Seles
Flacda
Siticnai
van Wert
Odio
Winnebago
Lowa
Lows
Galitumnin
Welle Sudth & Bres, Incorporated
Modesto
California
Covey
Gulf Coast
Texas
W. S. ST. George
M. XK
T. Ry
Wainwright
St. Lowa
Idaho
Snake River Country
E.L. Lomax
G. P. A. Omaha
Heb
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