Peruna Endorsed by Sisters of the Good Shepherd
In Columbus, Ohio, July 10, 1900, the Peruna Medicine Co. presents letters praising Peruna. Sisters of the Good Shepherd report it aids cripples, coughs, colds and catarrhal diseases. Congressman Meekison and Dr Hartman also extol its benefits and invite readers to request a free book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Peruna
Columbus
Peruna Medicine Co
Harlinpo
Fndiatee
Meekison
Napoleon
Ohio
Runa
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
Hartman
Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Prapa
Toledo
FF. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Waalding
Kinnan & Margin
Hull
Ambition and happiness in the eye of C H Crabtree
A scrambled ad filled with quack cures and dubious claims lists C H Crabtree of Des Moines Iowa promising to explain the Gladiator Culill-Minioy company while offering cold cures, tonics, and dubious medical assertions. It mixes quotations about perception and success with patent medicines and household tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Crabtree
Des Moines
Iowa
The Tariff Humbug and Prosperity Claims Explored
A critical pamphlet argues export growth shows prosperity while citing trade figures and failures. It questions Bryan's rhetoric, contrasts Britain’s import dominance, and accuses McKinley of autocratic power backed by rings and syndicates. The piece denounces congressional role and praises public will.
Rich and Poor in New York and Nebraska
A polemical reflection argues wealth and poverty coexist in New York due to unequal distribution. It contrasts Nebraska’s absence of extremes with New York’s fortunes and Lazaruses, endorses an income tax on Rockefeller-like magnates, and warns of a proletarian uprising and social cataclysm if inequity persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Midas
Lazarus
Nebraska
New York City
Rockefeller
An Adjustable Army Power Shift
The article argues the president will gain authority to expand the regular army from 60 000 to 100 000 soldiers as he sees fit. It notes Congress has ceded control over military standards and related prerogatives, shifting defense powers to the executive with broader discretionary reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Turkey
Great Britain
Germany
England
Charles
Congress
Sauptema Court
McKinley
Congressg
Bulu
Nebraska critics blast Philippine judge salary plan
Senator Stewart proposes five judges for the Philippines at 25 000 dollars each claiming character and standing. Critics say the eightfold raise from Nebraska judges 2500 dollars yearly is excessive while laborers earn little. They condemn the bill as a political payoff benefiting corrupt interests and harming the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Congress
Philippines
Nebraska
Asia
America
Sullivan
Holcomb
Supreme Beach
Rathbone
Neeley
Hanna
Addicks
Croker and other magnates taxed in England visit
The piece mocks American wealth and taxes, noting Croker Astor and Bradley-Martin paid income tax in England while home it costs the poor. It argues rich Americans evade taxes, contrasts with British policy, and praises revenue stamps and a lesson from abroad. Rockefeller is cited as a hypothetical payer of three million dollars a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Croker
London
South Africa
Astor
Bradley-Martin
Croker
England
Thompson
America
John Rockefeller
National Treasury
What are laws for and the corrupt practices act
The writer argues that laws are obeyed only when convenient and that plain language is undermined by technical points. The corrupt practices act is cited as an example where honest people follow the law but dishonest ones exploit procedural provisions to evade punishment.
A Good Platform for 1904 Direct Legislation and Public Ownership
A 1904 platform calls for direct legislation through initiative and referendum to empower the people’s government over administration. It demands that the government issue all currency, remove bank control, abolish redeeming one money for another, and insist on public ownership of public utilities. The text warns of opportunistic deals that exploit the vulnerable.
High Mark for New York Almanac in 1901
A New York City publisher releases The New York Almanac for 1901, free for distribution, with artistic cover colors and calendars. It offers extensive information including a Baby's Record page and mother’s care hints, making it a valuable, preservable print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Fletcher
New York City
Khow
New York
Firth
Change of Life and Lydia E Pinkham's remedy
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a solution for Change of Life symptoms. It claims the product strengthens the nervous system and helps women endure the transition, citing a testimonial from Mrs Jenna Appen of Germantown who was reportedly cured of hot flashes and fainting spells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesman
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia BE
Pinkham's
Jenna Appen
Keyser St
Germantown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sisters OF Good Shepherd
Perura
David Meekison
Dr. Hartman
United States
Congressman Meekison
Mericter Vacy Ehompson
Headquane
G. Wicken & Company
Omaha
Tertimoninla
A. Green
Match Incubator Co
Clay Centar
Neb
Caxton Didy
Chicago
TEDAY
Ceming
Aena
Allio
Sears, Roebugk & CD
Geo. i.,Shuman & Co
Dearborn
Sircets
Tyikoy
ELC
Yeniseye
Department of Interior
OubWa
Canada
Benueti
N.Y
Guay
W.W. U
Omanha
Ce Gaxativg Brosc
Trnegists
Po. W. Shrove
Schmoller & Mueller
Jiarnam Street
Garfielt Tea
Ve Dai
Paigen's
Jin
Wright
Ubu
Aku
Nelbasha
Lily Pratt
St. Lincoln
Ye. Might
Henderson
W. Macker Sr
Dretrlee
L. Smut
Alhermus
Witte St
Dubuquy
Rand
Dubuque
Kino Habcock
Iuwa
Morrow
John Morgow & CO
Chemists
Springeld
THE
TIMES
Bryan
New York Tribune
R. G. Dun & Co
Johnny Bull
Brother Jonathan
Egypt
India
Allen
Allen S
Olmsted
LeRoy
N. Y
Piso
Wx. O. Expsey
Vanburen
Ind
Prussia
Garfield Tea. Co
Brooklyn
N. C
Garfield
Precipa
Samuel
Herat
Sheedee
Gastoria
Bears
Mas, Jexxiz Nopia
Wabash
Florida
Key West
Cuba
Bermuda
Old Mexico
Mediterranean
Orient
Hot Springs
Ark
Pam Nee
St. L. RR
Ats Spartan al
Paton Hotel
Harry E. Moores
C.P
T. A
Ork Cit
Magnetic Starch Manufacturing CO
Han
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