Peruna Adopts Public Sales And Honest Claims
The firm announces Peruna tablets as a household remedy available to the public with full ingredient disclosure and testimonials. It pledges to advertise openly, supply free home health literature, and guarantee bottle contents and photographs, while denying doctor-only sales. The piece ends noting the first armored train used at the siege of Paris in 1871.
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Dr. Hartman
Peruna
Peruana
Paris
Faith in the Clergy and Odd Bits from a Tearoom
The piece opens with a quip about Highlanders and clergy faith followed by a humorous exchange between two elderly women recounting sermon words such as Nebuchadnezzar and Belshazzar. It shifts to an advertisement for Dr. Grove’s Quinine laxative and ends with a moral on fresh air in homes and a Manchester theater anecdote about the king asking which son should wear the crown.
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Manchester
Guy
London Mall
Timber coffins dominate Chinese coffin trade
Chinese coffins are made of timber eight inches to ten inches thick. It is calculated, therefore, that over 8,000,000 feet of timber is utilized yearly for coffins in China.
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China
Will and schemes entwine in a family drama
Tony Keene plots a will to secure Andrey and Laure’s future by making him Dalrymple’s husband, while Lynn Yeames schemes to win Gertrude Dalrymple and prevent the match. Keene suspects Yeames’ true motive and tensions rise as plans unfold amid estate and romance.
Chapter IV Interference in a Marriage Offer
The narrator describes Lynn Yeames blocking an engagement to Miss Dalrymple by manipulating perceptions with his mother. George admits Lynn’s politeness hides cleverness and influence on Bear Dalrymple, who is drawn to him. The dialogue hints at Lynn’s charm masking deeper schemes to thwart the match.
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Lynn Yeames
Miss Dalrymple
Flexmore
George
Bear Dalrymple
Lynn
A Useful Cyclone Cellar
A New York visitor asks about a cyclone cellar with a Western friend. The host explains it is useful because three daughters practice piano in the outlying plano area, never for cyclones.
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New York
When Rain Stops Before Our Time
Studious Sam and Joly Jack joke about a claim that in two million years rain will never fall on Earth. They discuss living long enough to see sunny days and the idea of not saving for a rainy day.
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Studious Sam
Joly Jack
Jolly Jack
Philosopher Speaks on Gender Insights in Chicago News
A home-grown philosopher observes that people find it easier to admit what they do not know than to conceal what they know, a remark noted by a youth in a Chicago News feature.
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Speeks
Chicago News
Restful Indus Citizen Chides Slacker In Witty Exchange
A brisk dialog features a hardworking citizen scolding a lazy character. Languid Luke jokes that being a ton of soil is easier, while he puffs on a cigarette and watches a grasshopper roam nearby in a humorous vignette.
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Luke
Superior Sert Re wonder this chicken is tough
A cryptic clipping questions the toughness of a chicken with the line “Re wonder this chicken is tough” attributed to Superior Sert, hinting at a humorous or editorial note in the column.
Cure Report for Baby Using Cuticura Remedies
A Thomaston mother reports her nine month old daughter improved within hours using Cuticura Ointment for facial and foot rash and cradle cap. She cites relief and ongoing absence of foot irritation after one box, crediting the remedy. The notice includes a testimonial from Mrs. Hattie Currier dated June 9, 1906.
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Cuthurs
Hattie Currier
Thomaston
Police Judge Wills Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills
Cloverport Kentucky police judge J H Wills promotes Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney and back ailments. He offers to answer inquiries from sufferers who write to him and vouches for the remedy as the best he has known. Sold by dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also a note on Paris cafe workers possibly striking over mustaches.
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J. H. Wills
Cloverport
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Causes of Headache From Cold to May
From October to May colds are the main headache cause. Laxative Brome and a mine removes cause. E. W. Groveau box 25c Rome under Augustus had a fire brigade and force of eight police numbering to all 7,000 men. For a wholesome cheap breakfast, buy Mrs. Austin's pancake flour. grocer has fresh supply.
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E. W.groveau
Rome
Old Mill Landmark of Farmington Michigan
Farmington's Power Mill once called Philbrick Mill stood on the River Rouge branch. Built by Samuel Power in 1838, it failed at first and left Power penniless. He later prospered as a railroad contractor in Grand Rapids and died worth over $100,000. his widow led an educational institution.
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Michigan
Farmington
Mich
Ann Arbor
Power
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Herald
Coffee Drinking Weakens the Heart Says German Doctor
A noted German physician warns that caffeine in coffee injures and degenerates heart muscles. He says regular coffee use leads to undernourishment and organic disease and recommends Postum as a safe alternative free of injurious substances.
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Peruna Editorial NO. 1
Kirsty
Nebuchadnezzar
Belshazzar
FE. W. Grove
Frank Barrett
Tony
Andrey
Keene
Gertrude
Laure
Slexmore
Mrs. Yeame
Mr. Lymn Yeames
Oxford
Mra. Yeames
Earl of Dunover
Mrs. Yeames
Mrs. Yeomes
Nuncky
London
Fletmore
Dr. Awdrey
Master Lynn
Awdrey
Langly
Frexmore
Mr. Keene
Lynn Yeamee
Wills
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