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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1903

Page

2

Peruna and motherhood in biblical times to modern healing

A promotional sketch extols Peruna as a cure for catarrh of the pelvic organs causing barrenness. It cites ancient Israel and modern mothers, and includes a grateful letter from Mrs. L. M. Griffith of Arco Idaho claiming infertility was cured after using Peruna. The piece emphasizes motherhood as ideal and Peruna as life saving.

Israel L. M. Griffith Arco Idaho Jagrippe Thomas Alpha

Manchurian Demands and Russian Moves Reported

Washington reports improved situation as Russia may abandon coup plans and prepare evacuation. In Peking discussions with Grand Secretary Ching reveal a lengthy document of Russian demands, including Mongolia administration and land lease prohibitions in the Liau river valley. Chinese officials and Secretary Hay note a more favorable turn with inquiries by M Palson.

Peking Conger Mgr. Townley Mchida Ching Prince Ching Russia Lord Lansdown Manchuria Mongolia North China Liau River Sanitary Commission New Chang Washington Hay M. Palson

Peruna touted by mothers in midwifery letters

Collected testimonial letters from women in Columbus and Alpha praising Peruna and Manalin for health regain after childbirth and long illness. They credit the remedies with saving lives, curing grip, and restoring strength, with multiple mentions of 10 pound babies and improved household activity.

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Housewares Ad Fragments

A fragmented OCR item notes Hall's Catarrh Cure with price seven shillings and sixpence and references to Defiance Starch marketing claims. It also recounts a London theater incident where Mrs. Patrick Campbell's dress split during The Trumpet Call, her quick restoration, and dramatic audience reaction.

Mre Patrick Campbell London Mrs. Campbell

Englishman Meets Schopenhauer on Frankfort Promenade

An Englishman daily meets philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer at Frankfort on the Main with his plain poodle. Curious, the Englishman asks the thinker who he is, and Schopenhauer replies he wishes he knew that himself.

Arthur Schopen Frankfort-on-the-Main Schopenhauer Arthur Schoppenhauer Schoppenhauer

Eye care claims and product pitches from early 1900s

An assortment of advertisements and notices tout Dr W C Coffee an oculist in Des Moines Iowa promoting home eye medicines and a free eight page eye disease book. Includes endorsements defiance starch comparison and a whimsical aside about a myth of the Gorgon linked to a dress incident.

W. C. Coffee Des Moines Towa Cofes

Universal Language Esperanto Gains Adherents Worldwide

Proclaimed as a universal tongue, Esperanto, or Hsperanto, devised by Dr L Zamenhof, has attracted 80000 supporters including members of the French Institute continental university professors Count Tolstoi and W T Stead. The aim is to enable travelers scientists and business people to communicate without mastering multiple languages.

L. Zamenhof French Institute Tolstoi W. T. Stead le Monde’ Moderne Paris

Patton Warns Peanut Eaters At Princeton Seminary

Dr Patton in a lecture on ethics at Princeton Theological Seminary faced disruption as students ate peanuts. He rebuked them, noting the delay of the lesson and requesting restraint until the talk ends, joking that future tea should offer sponge cake only.

Patton Princeton Theological Seminary

Dodd's Kidney Pills Help Festus Man After Years of Pain

Lifly of Festus aged 76 reports kidney and bladder inflammation with back and hip pains. He says nightly urination was frequent and rest impossible until using Dodd's Kidney Pills. After a few boxes he felt stronger, slept well, and his pains left him. He urges others with similar trouble to try the remedy.

Festus Lifly Dodd

Financial doctors to meet at Hot Springs

Senator Ald rich, chairman of the Senate finance committee, invites Republican members Allison of Iowa Platt of Connecticut and Spooner to Hot Springs Virginia for a private ten to fourteen day conference on the provisions of the financial bill to be introduced in the next session. The plan mirrors the deposit bill from the last session. The gathering is unofficial.

Washington, D. C Aldrich Senate Committee On Finance Hot Springs Allison Iowa Platt Connecticut Spooner Finance Committee

Royal bull fighter and quirky quotes amuse readers

A collection of curious vignettes from a Philadelphia Bulletin page, including a tale of a royal bullfighter in Portugal who narrowly escaped, brief ads and snippets about household products, a quip on truth and ignorance, and a humorous exchange with philosopher Schopenhauer. The tone mixes fashioning insights and light domestic reads with period advertisements.

American Consul Sentenced in German Court

In Solnjen, Rhenish Prussia, United States Consul Landger was fined 80 marks by a local court for disorderly conduct as a courtroom witness. He protested his status as a U S official, and the judge then sentenced him to three days in jail for continued disorderly behavior.

Solngen Rhenish Prussia United State Landger United States

Breakfasts With Cowboys at Hugo on Roosevelt Visit

President Roosevelt was treated to a cowman’s breakfast in Hugo as a mess tent stood beside the track. Guests stood to dine as his train arrived and he exchanged handshakes before departing amid cow pony yells.

Hugo Cole Roosevelt

Montreal Council Recinds Carnegie Library Offer

The city council in Montreal rescinds a resolution from April 1908 that accepted Andrew Carnegie's offer of 150000 dollars for a library building.

Carnegie Montreal Andrew Carnegie

Treasury buys 65,000 ounces of silver for Philippine coinage

The treasury department purchased 65,000 ounces of silver at 414 cents an ounce on account of Philippine coinage. The offer sought was 415,000 ounces, and the transaction occurred in Washington D. C.

Washington, D. C Treasury Department

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