South Carolina Senator Praises Peruna Remedy
Ex Senator M C Butler discusses Peruna as a cure for dyspepsia caused by stomach catarrh. The article frames Peruna as a remedy and connects catarrh to digestive issues, asserting benefits for dyspepsia.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1906
Page
4
Ex Senator M C Butler discusses Peruna as a cure for dyspepsia caused by stomach catarrh. The article frames Peruna as a remedy and connects catarrh to digestive issues, asserting benefits for dyspepsia.
In a Washington letter M C Butler former South Carolina senator commends Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach trouble saying he has felt relief after a short use. He calls the medicine wonderful and a good tonic noting catarrh of the stomach often stems from internal catarrh treatable by Peruna.
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A Massachusetts lawyer seeks jury guidance on judging law and facts. The judge allows jury input but warns they must know more law than he does. The foreman challenges, asking to judge the law as well as the facts, and the judge concedes they must be satisfied they know more law. The farmer retorts with a blunt remark about their understanding.
A testimonial from Mrs Jessie Fink of Akron Ohio describes severe anemia and debility cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills after failing other medicines. The ad claims the pills create new blood and promote restoration of weight and strength with continued use. They are sold by druggists or by mail at five dollars per box with discounts.
A nervous student questions the professor during a lecture on ethics and correlation of forces as a potential solution to Jewish restoration and immortality. The professor struggles to respond, then abruptly ends the class to avoid further confusion.
A feature on how women’s hair responds to dry and damp climates with playful anecdotes about hair care and public vanity. The note also highlights Sir Walter Buller’s varied career from Maori language editor to judge and war correspondent.
A store proprietor notes farmers no longer buy blindly. They demand fertilizer formulas and exact nutrient content. Advancing education from agricultural colleges has empowered farmers to assess tools and enrichments, selecting what truly fits their soil and crops.
Hoi s80n notes the strength of moonshine whisky and recalls a comic line: two drops would make a rabbit go up and spit in a bulldog's face. The remark captures a wartime era humor about spirits and bravado.
A Boston area woman reports long standing kidney weakness and backache eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She gained weight from 120 to 165 pounds and says the remedy has kept her well for four years. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Royal names for peaks link Mount Rubentori top three summits to Queen Margherita Queen Alexandra and King Leopold.
Novelist Gabriele d Annunzio erected a monument to his dog after the animal was killed by a peasant who claimed the dog worried his hens. The author hired two councilors at a cost of $1 000, prosecuted the case in Florence, and won as the peasant received ten days in jail. Garden City Texas January 28 1906.
Apleton's Magazine describes a young elephant named Tom trained by Barlow to operate a telephone by cues. The process required over 2000 trunk-guided movements to ring the bell and cradle the receiver, with more than 500 trials to achieve smooth operation.
An article warns against nauseous patent medicines for indigestion and urges the reader to try Grape Nuts as a light easily digested alternative. It cites a Maine user who reports improved strength, reduced nervousness, and better energy after several weeks of steady use. The ad attributes the product to Postum Co. of Battle Creek Michigan and references The Road to Wellville.
A case from Rosemond Illinois describes severe scalp eczema with itching crusts and hair loss cured in two weeks by Cuticura Remedies. The text notes a later October November 1904 eruption treated by a physician alongside Cuticura Soap and Ointment, yielding recovery. H. M. F. Weiss declared success on August 31 1905.
Formosa occupation plan organized by Japan after a wave of assassinations attributed to inland savages. Ordered military expedition to seize the island and restore order.
A physician praises Hunt's Cure as the best remedy for eczema tetter ringworm and other skin ailments. He claims it cures itching instantly and has held its place for years.
During the year ended June 30 1906 American automobile exports reached 3 497 016 dollars up 1 000 000 from the prior year. England led with 194 709 dollars followed by British North America Mexico and France in that order. Never Disappoints Hunt's Lightning Oil praised as an emergency remedy by Geo EF Padilock of Doniphan Missouri.
A Paris morning mist on April 11 carried a yellowish dry fog. A scientist collected dust on glycerin plates and found a fine sand identical to Vesuvius ash from 1822, plus spherical oxidized iron globules in the fog.
An advertisement warns against mercury based catarrh treatments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims internal action upon blood and mucous surfaces and notes the product is sold by druggists with testimonials available. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The American Israelite recalls the Shiloah tunnel near Jerusalem as the world’s oldest tunnel used as an aqueduct. The inscription praises the diggers’ first meeting, likely under King Hezekiah around 700 B C, illustrating ancient Jewish civilization amid Europe's perceived barbarism.
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Miles Finlen, a wealthy Montana lawman, visited relatives in Bay City Michigan. During a rainstorm the old wooden church roof leaked soaking his neck. After services he questioned the church about funding. The next day materials arrived and he handed a $750 check to the pastor to repair the roof.
A persuasive appeal notes fears of surgery for female troubles and cites testimonials from women who avoided operations by using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims many conditions improve before surgery becomes necessary and invites readers to seek Mrs. Pinkham's advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
A collage of old time ads and quips mentions Putnam faceless dyes for quick dyeing, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, St Jacobs Oil for stiffness, Hunt's Cure for skin itch, and a line about a man loving a woman's intellect. It includes commerce pitches and humorous sayings typical of historic newspapers.
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A New Jersey correspondent reports a city justice fined a defendant five dollars and 2.80 costs after a brief arraignment for an alleged dog registration ordinance violation. The defendant pleaded not guilty, and certiorari proceedings are now pending.
The late novelist Mrs Craigie was humorously billed at an New York Authors club gathering. She corrects the mistaken placement on the program and the unplanned speakers, then announces her London address and ends with good night, noting she is far from home.
Mrs Powell of Bath England refused to part with a monkey despite warnings. She was bitten again, developed blood poisoning, and died from heart failure.
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