Peruna Catarrh Remedy Endorsed by Officials and Readers
Senator and readers endorse Peruna a national catarrh cure. Letters praise its tonic effects and systemic action, claiming relief from stomach catarrh and general weakness. The advertisement touts Peruna as a safe, reliable remedy with a free informational booklet from The Peruna Medicine Company in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perunia
Irene Cooper
Old People’s Home
Chicago
Iils
Peruna
Prairie Avenue
Peruns
Hi. M. Stevens
Hartman
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Two Deputy Marshals Ambushed in Mississippi County
Two U S marshals, John A. Montgomery and Hoth Montgomery, were sent to arrest counterfeiter and moonshiner Will Mathis 12 miles east of Oxford. Their horses were found at Curdy Hall and Mathis’ house burned. two identified bodies were recovered from the ashes. Mathis fled. his wife said they left yesterday and Mathis was out on $2,000 bond after last summer indictments. A key witness against him was assassinated a month ago.
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John A. Montgomery
United States
Oxford
Marehsl Hoth Montgomery
Pontotoc
Will Mathis
Ths Place
Montgomery
Curdy Hall
Mathis
Mathie
Emigration Steerage Arrivals Reach 487 919 for Year
The Commissioner of Emigration reports steerage arrivals for the year ended June 80 totaled 487 919. This figure reflects ongoing migration trends and guest movements through port facilities during the period.
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Commissioner of Emigration
Modern methods show impact of industrial progress in everyday life
The article argues that machine production vastly speeds work from knitting to butter making and threshing. It cites specific gains like one man doing work of twenty with modern tools, faster weaving, and increased factory output, noting improved stock and state interest amid a broader modernizing trend.
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McClure
George B. Wadron
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims Cures
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female ailments. It asserts it treats ovarian troubles, uterine issues, menstrual irregularities, backache, headaches, nervous debility, and related conditions with near infallible results and broad endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Massacre of Ninth Cavalry at Balangiga
Detailing the Balangiga attack on Captain Connell's company, 72 men, by Filipino bolomen. Survivors fought back with rifles, knives, and improvised weapons. Captain Connell mortally wounded, flag protected, later boats evacuated.
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Chine
F. P. Allison
Lengaspi
Ninth Cavalry
Chins
Presidente
Padrone
Connell
Captain Connell
Bogle
Boyle
Maescre
Hospital Corps
Tacloban
Little Company
Victoria, B. C
Dispatch
Reformatory Needed for Local Youths After Robbery
Newton Enterprise reports two young Newton boys robbed a Lincoln county youth in town, taking an empty pock etbook and four buttons in a highwayman style. The 14 year old Lincoln boy, bragging of money and Knoxville plans, is also deemed a reform school candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emall Newton
Lincoln County
Tennessee
Tie Parente
Knoxville
Lincoln
Newton
Newton Enterprise
Deafness Cure Claim for Constitutional Remedies
An ad claims local ear applications cannot cure deafness and urges constitutional treatment. It explains Eustachian tube inflammation causes muffled hearing and possible total deafness, often from catarrh, and offers a $100 reward for a catarrh deafness cure. It cites Cheney & Co of Toledo and druggists selling the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustachia Tube
Ay . F
Cheney & C0
Toledo
Tbe
Nebular Creation Theory Proved At Yerkes Observatory
Chicago November 19 reports a Yerkes Observatory discovery that supports nebular theory of creation and slow evolution of solar systems. Ritchey’s observations claim nebulae form suns and planets, with Nova of Eridanus as a studied example, showing rapid changes over hours and a universe in ongoing evolution. Separate Indian schooling becomes Oklahoma political issue as Lodian children face segregated systems.
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Chicago
Lil
Yerkes Observatory
W Bay
Wis
Record Herald
Kitchey
Herbert Spencer
Ritchey Hase
Big Yerkes Observatory
Earth
Professor Ritchey
Bethlehem
Ritchey
Ted
Oklahoma
Deportee Boer in America Describes South Africa
Mr. M. Dettmer of Johannesburg, now in Wilmington en route south for work, recounts his deportation with 400 Boers to London aboard the Canada after three and a half months in British custody. He details harsh treatment, losses, and taxes under British rule, and notes his plans to return after the war. He also comments on South African life and the term Tommies for soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Dettmer
Johannesburg
South African Republic
Wilmington
Dettmer
Transvaal
London
Canada
New York
Wilmington Dispatch
The Kind of Boy the World Wants
A social essay defines the ideal boy as trustworthy, diligent, and morally steadfast. It praises practical skills such as accurate money handling, punctual extra effort, neat handwriting, legal spelling, and courteous family conduct. The piece emphasizes integrity, responsibility, and self-improvement as marks of future manhood.
Government pushes for better roads and more funds
Mr. Martin Dodge, director of the Office of Public Road Inquiries in Washington, discusses government efforts to improve highways. Congress has steadily increased road funding from 8000 in 1893 to 20000 in the present year, with proposals to allocate 45000 for nationwide object lesson roads and a Washington laboratory testing road materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Dodge
Office of Public Road Inquiries
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Offic of Public
Port Huron
Saginaw
Traverse City
Mich
Springfield
Topeka
Kaness
Dodge
Congress
Office of Public Rcade
Lairies
Agriculture Department
Compulsory Education Bill Advances in Georgia
A Georgia legislature bill requires children aged 9 to 14 to attend county public schools for at least half the term. Teachers must report non attendance. parents face a $10 monthly penalty for each half term missed.
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Georgia
Poe buildings for the St Louis exposition
The Poe buildings for the St. Louis exposition will cover over 126 acres and cost about 6,250,000 dollars. The expenditure, spent in show and shine, would place the remainder of the lives of at least 10,000 families in comfortable circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
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Sountairy
G. Carter
Lkewellyn
Pecos
W. 8S. Taylor
Geo. W. Sparger
Rece
John E. Banner
Taylor's
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Pilot Mountain
N. C
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Mount Airy
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Express Office
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B.A. Hannah
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Lydia E. Pink
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Samar
Meanla
America
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S. Elm St
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Ww. C
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Dobson
N.C
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Lamberton
Ark
Gring
Bradfield Regulator CO
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Everitt’s
T. M. Everitt
Tuos
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Taorran
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Ieee
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M. L. Fawcett
A G. Trotter
G. D. Fawcett
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