Peruna Endorsed by Senators and Congressmen Nationwide
Prominent U S figures including Senator W V Sullivan of Mississippi and Congressman Romulus Z Linney of North Carolina praise Peruna for catarrh relief. Ex Congressmen John B Clark and A H Coffroth also endorse it as a tonic and cure. Over forty members of Congress have endorsed Peruna with officials nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Sullivan
United States
Sullivan
Mississippi
W.V Sullivan
Romulus Z. Linney
North Carolina
John B. Clark
Congressaman
Congress
Missouri
National House of Representatives
A. H. Coffroth
Somerset
The
Peruna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Yu’s Farewell to the Emperor’s Court
The Chinese official Ya heien who ordered the execution of missionaries and killed some with his own hand is sentenced to be beheaded. He submits to death without resentment, pleads for comfort to the emperor and empress dowager, and reflects on twenty years of service and ungratefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ya-heien
Mrs. Sarah W. Curtis Endorses Stomach and Liver Tablets
Lee Massachusetts resident Mrs. Sarah W. Curtis reports relief from indigestion after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She says she can now eat foods that were previously unmanageable. For sale locally by O. E. Gallaway and J. W. McPherson & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah W. Curtis
Lee, Mass
Chamberlain
O. E. Gallaway
J. W. McPherson & Co
Tragic Peach Tree Fall Claims Young Girl in New Salem
Bedie Howard a five year old daughter of B F Howard fell from a peach tree on Elfird’s farm in New Salem township. Her head struck a corner of a box of playthings and she died instantly with a crushed skull noted above her right eye. Only a three year old brother witnessed the fall. Monroe Enquirer reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedie Howard
B. F. Howard
P. J. OC. Elfird
New Salem Township
Gil
Monroe Enquirer
Fragmentary Trade Note Mentions Linseed Oil in Paint
The fragment discusses liberal generosity of leaders and montene saints and mentions linseed oil added to paint. It references guarantees and a period from ten to eighteen years with a two minute process and a 954 gallon core, signed by L, Smith & Vo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L, Smith & Vo
One Legged Confederate Veteran Found Dead at High Point
A one legged Confederate veteran, about 55 to 60, was found dead in a ravine near High Point. A letter on his person explained he suffered from poverty and failed job prospects, leading to his decision to take laudanum. He died with two small bottles nearby and was buried after authorities directed a decent burial.
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News and Observer
8Th Met
Anya
Eugene Andrews
Gray
W. H. Ragan
W. J. McAnally
United States Railway
Tella
T. L Mann
L. J. Parsons
High Point
D. A. Mann
T. L. Mann
T. L
Neil
N.C
Montgomery County
Aberdeen and
W. A. Ring
W. P. Welch
P. Staley
The Problem of Success in a Symposia Debate
A New York newspaper hosts a long running symposium on the problem of success. Writers from diverse walks of life discuss how success is defined by money fame and personal fulfillment. They note that world standards may clash with inner happiness and that ambition shapes perceived achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Extortion in Distress Prompts City Price Watch
The Kansas City flood drove food shortages and merchants raised prices above normal. An ordinance bans extortion on water and essentials with penalties up to 500 dollars. Public sentiment urges action, while coal price hikes in the East provoke similar outrage and tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jerusalem
Jericho
Stationmaster Saves Child at Southern Depot
A five year old child wandered onto a track as a backing engine moved past the depot. Stationmaster Mr White acted quickly and pulled the child to safety. Several witnesses were unnerved by the near miss at the Southern depot Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Depot
Mr. White
The Value of Expert Treatment
The advertisement touts Dr. Newton Hatheway of Atlanta as the most skilled specialist in the United States for chronic diseases. It offers a consultation with no charge for evaluation and urges patients to write for expert age and case advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Hatheway
Atlanta
United States
Ayer's Pills Advertised for Liver Ailments
An old advertisement claims Ayer's Pills cure liver troubles causing bad breath and indigestion. It markets relief from constipation biliousness dyspepsia and sick headache and notes availability from all druggists at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Starvation in Kwangi China prompts U S relief effort
Secretary Hay reports a cable from Canton stating over one million Kwangi natives are starving and plead for help from American charity. American and British missions will handle relief distribution while the Chinese minister seeks guidance. McWade will forward funds and arrange aid through missions in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Robert M. McWade
Canton
China
Wong
Kwangsi
Bir Chentang Liang Cheng
Washington
State Department
Euch
Kwangei
McWade
America
James Wilcox Sentenced Thirty Years For Croprey Slaying
The court of Perquimans county ordered James Wilcox to serve thirty years in the penitentiary for the killing of Nellie Croprey. The Supreme Court affirmed the lower court’s judgment on appeal Wednesday.
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James Wilcox
Nellie Croprey
Court of
Lightning kills six in Ohio and Tennessee school incidents
Lightning struck Wooster Ohio killing four people John Winkler John Ehook E L Reban and Clark Finser and striking Brookville Tennessee injuring several girls including Lola Mellen and Besie Kelso as students were in session at the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winkler
John Ehook
E. Reban
Clark Finser
Wooster
Ohio
Lola Mellen
Beesie Kelso
Brookville
Tennessee
Lightden
Do You Enjoy What You Eat Kodol Cure Ad
An advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure promotes its use for stomach troubles and general health. It claims nourishment comes from the stomach and lists symptoms like loss of appetite and indigestion. W. Weat druggist in Mt Airy N O is named as the seller.
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W. Weat
Mt. Airy
N. O
Cuba's Youthful Government Shows Strength in First Year
The young republic of Cuba marks its first year under President Palma with steady leadership and a growing surplus of 2,699,000 in the national treasury. The milestone challenges the claim that Cubans are incapable of self government.
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Republic of Cuba
Little Early Risers Promote Easy Pill Advantage
An advertisement touts De Witt's Little Early Risers as gentle yet effective laxatives. It claims they do not purge the system, cause no griping, and suit convulsion and sick headache relief. Endorsed by W H Howes of Houston and Bob Moore of Fayette, with local bold by N W West in Mt. Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Howes
Houston
Tex
Bob Moore
Fayette
Ind
de Witt
N. W. West
Mt. Airy
N. CO
August Flower advertises cure for indigestion and biliousness
An old advertisement extols Green's August Flower as a universal remedy used by mothers and grandmothers for indigestion and nervous complaints. It claims to regulate liver function, ease headaches, and reassure buyers after a few doses. The copy cites sales through Mount Airy, North Carolina, with a price noted as 750.
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Green
W. Weat
Mount Airy
N. C. Price
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Icongressman
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Opera House
Barry
Heer
Oxfords
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India
Hocorr
Hermedorf
Buckingham
Meee Haere
Calestoria
Sways
What Is
Castoria
R. D. DE Vaut
Devault
Hague-McCorkle Dry Goods Co
Greensboro
N. C
Everitt’s
T. M. Everitt
Jim Dumps
Mrs. Dumps
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