Peruna Believes Spring Catarrh Relief
Readers report strong relief from catarrh after using Peruna. Miss Dora Hayden of Washington DC praises the medicine and urges friends with catarrh to try it. Mrs. N P Lawlor of Pittsburg Kansas describes a nervous catarrh improving in days and full health within two weeks after starting Peruna.
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Peruna
Dora Hayden
Igoth St
S. W
Washington
D.C
N. P. Lawlor
N.brossway
Pittsburg
Kas
Termite Tactics Spark A Black Ant Invasion
A vivid account describes termites luring black ants with syrup as a decoy. The black army then attacks the termite galleries, reclaiming the space and carrying away dead termites as they advance in force.
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Indiana
Mauritius
The Eternal Feminine and Its Social Power
The piece contrasts women’s influence in shaping society and class, shaping desire and ambition, and acting as a moral bulwark and power broker while interweaving advertisements and generic lines about health tonics and products. It cites Catarrh cures, a constitutional remedy, and various ads promising health and beauty benefits in a dated era tone.
Cabrera Has Close Gall In Guatemalan Assault
Guatemala City May 1 Estrade Cabrera president narrowly escaped assassination when a mine exploded under the presidential carriage on Seventh Avenue. Horses killed coachman hurt staff officers including Gen Orellana. Cabrera unharmed and returned to his residence. Investigators say explosives were wired from a rented house via a tunnel. Dozens arrested. officials report security under control.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Estrade Cabrera
Bis
Seventh Avenue
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Orellana
Flood Threat Looms Near Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City April 30 heavy rains push Canadian River higher flooding Capitol Hill lowlands turning into swamp crops ruined stock drowned residents evacuated as homes were carried by floodwaters one house floated with family inside occupants rescued four inches of rain caused downed lines and cut communications across the region despite potential cotton crop benefit in Tulsa temperature around 40.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Capiol Hill
Canadian
Oklahoma
Exas Panhandle
Tulsa
I. J
Packers Must Pay Fines In Transshipment Concession Case
Judge Sanborn filed the opinion affirming the district court ruling against Armour & Co. , Swift & Co. , Morris & Co. , and the Cudahy Packing company for accepting concessions of 12 cents per hundred pounds on through bills from Kansas City to Christian a and other foreign points. The penalties of 15000 dollars per firm were upheld by the United States circuit court of appeals with Judges Hook and Adams concurring.
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St. Paul, Minn
Sanborn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States District Cour
Kansas City
Christiana
Hook
Adams
Armour & Co
Bwitt & Co
Morris & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Sheep camp dynamited in Trapper Creek raid
In Big Horn county a sheep camp owned by John Ldun was struck Sunday night by masked attackers using dynamite. About 700 sheep died and the camp was burned and looted including wagons and possessions. A herder testified that he was bound and the arson was carried out by the raiders. A similar attack occurred two years earlier in the Trapper area.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
John Ldun
Trapper Creek
Bigg Horn County
Trapper
Minneapolis Physician Dr William Leonard Dies at 86
Dr William Huntington Leonard, a Minneapolis physician for 62 years, died at his home after an illness of nearly a year. He was 86, the oldest practicing doctor in Minneapolis, born in Mansfield, Connecticut.
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Minneapolis
Minn
William Huntington Leonard
Minneapola
Leonard Wan
Mansfeld
Conn
The Marrying Squire of Brasil Ind
Justice Geo E Law known as The Marrying Squire has officiated for about 1400 marriages. He recalls suffering kidney trouble a decade ago, with back pain and nocturnal disturbance. Three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills cured him in 1897, and he has been kidney-ache free since. Bold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y
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Geo. E. Law
Brasil
Ind
Justice Law
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Satisfaction with Western Canada farming prospects
A letter from John Langnon, who emigrated from Wisconsin to Saskatchewan in 1903, praises Western Canada for wheat and mixed farming. He reports 23 bushels per acre of wheat, 60 bushels of oats, and 40 of barley, plus a productive garden. He extols healthy climate, low start-up capital, and favorable laws, urging others to seek information from Canadian Government Agents.
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Str
Wisconsin
Sumussimaz
Ho” Paeh
Angele
Dave Id
Evers
Ada
Ealmers
Western
Pana
BoeTh
Ottawa
Canada
Nuith
Qughton
Kieage
W._H. ROGERS
Indiamapeli
Fed
C. Currie
Callabsa Block
Wihenekes
Wie
Student Makes His Point In New York Dinner Debate
HL Matlock a noted Engleh writer and political economist dismisses a new accratism definition as confusing. He recalls a young Oxford anecdote about a police officer and a guarded exchange on calling an ase or a policeman. The exchange ends with a cheeky good-night.
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HL Matlock
New York
Oxford
Faceless Dses and a West End Banquet at Noel Street Club
A fragment discusses a modest actress and a threadbare play, mentions Paris nurses threatening strike over pay and treatment, and notes the opening of a costly new water club in Noel Street Soho with a grand banquet featuring top West End cuisine.
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Paris
Swell Club
London
Walters
Carlton
Ritz
Savoy
Noel Street
Soho
West End
London Daily Mirror
Cure for Baby Sores Claims Quick Relief in 1905
Mrs. George J. Steese of Abron Ohio reports her infant’s severe sores cleared after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She states three doctors failed to help, but half a cake of Cuticura and a box of Ointment healed the child, comparing the result favorably to a newborn. The letter is dated August 30 1905 and praises the product at seventy five cents.
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George J. Steese
Coburn
Abron, O
Not Dead Yet Funeral Notice Mixup Story
At a St Patrick's day dinner W Bourke Conk r an relayed a tale of an Irishman who joked about Baring Gould whose obituary had been printed by mistake though Gould was still alive. He quipped that a funeral notice published for a living man is a curious mistake and a reminder to heed life’s call rather than print every detail.
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W. Bourke Conkran
Baring Gould
Gould
Alan
Remarkable Typewriting Feats and Other News Snippets
A woman in Paria won a typing contest with 16 500 words in four hours over 150 competitors while a man typed 17 000 words but erred too much and was ruled out. An American woman reportedly surpassed the French record by 10 500 words in two and a half hours with three copies made. Also notes on the English ribbon trade, Allen's Shoe Remedies, a 1906 US cereal crop valued at 2 billion, Dr Kline’s nerve remedy offer, Prince Waldemar boxing, Garfield Tea as a laxative, Emerson quote, and a cigar ad from Lewis’ Factory.
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Paria
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