Peruna Endorsed by Educator in Grippe Recovery Tale
Frances M. Anderson of the Higher Educational League writes from Astoria Washington that after two bottles of Peruna she recovered from la grippe in a week and praises the remedy as effective for all catarrh stages. Other letters from Samuel M. York and Caroline J. Kahl recount relief from grippe, deafness, hemorrhages, and pulmonary trouble after using Peruna and urge others to try it. Dr. Hartman invites further inquiries from dissatisfied users.
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The
Higher Educational League
Astoria
Washington, D. C
la Grippe
Frances, Anderson
Peruna
Cone
Samuel M. York
Union Grave
Ala
Caroline J. Kahl
Otisco
Ind
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Frances A. Anderson
Judge Anderson
Virginia
Memorial for Miss Kingsley Planned in London and Liverpool
A London Chronicle report notes widespread support among Miss Kingsley's friends to establish a Marty Kingsley memorial in London and Liverpool. The plan combines a hospital for tropical diseases linked to the Liverpool School of Clinical Medicine with a Kingsley Society of West Africa to continue her study of native customs. Contributions are sought for both projects to A. H. Milne in Liverpool and George Macmillan in London.
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Miss Kingsley
Liverpool
London Chronicle
Kingsley Society of
West Africa
Manchester
Game Meat and Poisonous Effects in Damaged Game
The article warns that eating game meat risks poisoning from toxins formed during putrefaction and fatigue. It notes that hanging and aging can tenderize flesh but may also produce sulfur compounds, hydrogen sulfide, or sulfur alcohols linked to illness. Fatigue from overhunting or stress may trigger similar toxins, affecting humans and cattle meat.
Arabi Pasha May Be Pardoned and Return Home
A 1881 revolt led by Arabi Pasha ended with his exile to Ceylon. The Khedive reportedly plans pardoning Arabi on the twenty eighth anniversary of his accession, allowing his return to Egypt. Arabi, about 64, descends from a respected holy lineage, rose from private to lieutenant colonel before leading the rebellion against Turkish rule. English and French forces helped quell the uprising. Alexandria was bombarded and later occupied.
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Egypt
Wolseley
Arabi
Ceylon
Nusseyn
Mahomet
Khedive
England
France
Turkey
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Muach
Bin
Luiglami
Seymour
China
Alexandria
Noglish Wawps
New York Press
Son of His Father Marshal Halstead Noted Consul in England
The United States consul at Birmingham England Marshal Halstead son of veteran editor Murat Halstead is recognized for reports on technical industrial interests, which newspapers frequently print. Halstead long served as managing editor of the Cincinnati Commercial.
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Marshal Halstead
Unites States
Birmingham
England
Murat Halstead
Cincinnati Commercial
Grain-O and other era remedies in a scattered ad page
An OCR sample shows multiple old advert items. Grain-O grain drink framed as a coffee substitute for children, various tonics and patent medicines, Defiance Starch price claims, household cures, humor lines, and product pitches from sellers like Cheney and Co. A 19th century mix of health elixirs, cures, and consumer goods with period advertising tone.
Demand Relief for the Morkeyza Monkeys in Boston
The overworked hand organ grinders in Boston urge public help for the “poor little creatures” seen as fagged out and tiring to sustain the neck chain. The note links charitable appeals to humane treatment of the animals and references a remedy claim about Garfield Tea to improve complexion after days of use.
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Boston
Floor tiling saloon uses twenty dollar gold pieces
Twenty dollar gold pieces totaling $3,000 will be used in tiling a new saloon at South Bend Indiana. The specially prepared coins will sit flush a thirty-second of an inch below the surface to reduce friction. Each coin will be soldered to a wire running through an ordinary floor to secure it in place.
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South Bend
Ind
Grain-O and other odds and ends in old ad chatter
A jumble of wholesome ads and quips for Grain-O a coffee substitute priced at 2 cents and 23 cents per package plus assorted lines about running water musicians wages Starch laundry tips and a Goshen Ind tale of catskins as a cure all with a weathered newspaper tone and scattered product pitches
You are never too old to learn sermon line
A Portland man, rarely churchgoing, attended a sermon last Sunday and was impressed. He quipped that he had long thought Sodom and Gomorrah were a married couple, then learned they were cities.
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Portland
Sodom
Gomorrah
Wary Advice and Odd Sayings From Early 1900s
A fragmented item recalls stray phrases and maxims from a Norwich New York note dated February 17, 1900. The piece mentions guinea pigs, rats, dyeing hair, Piso's Curs for Consumption, and warnings about theft and heart. It offers a window into quirky daily musings and local street chatter of the era.
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Maple Street
Norwich
N. Y
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