Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cures for Catarrh and More
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a safe substitute that relieves catarrh and constitutional illness, claiming lasting relief after a prolonged 30 year struggle and four bottles proving the cure. A separate quip jokes about school progress and famous figures born outside Ohio, ending with a Chicago Tribune flavor caption.
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Hood
William Suzawix
Ge KR
Milwaukee
Wis
Internal remedy jokes and social quips from the Smart Set
A collage of aphorisms and witticisms about men and women from the Smart Set, noting cautions on vanity and perception. A brief dialogue about waiters and attentiveness ends with a humorous misread billing note, reflecting social conduct and satire.
New York World Discusses Wealth Impact on Children
The New York World notes that net wealth can be a curse or blessing for children depending on parental choices and the home environment. It urges parents and guardians to exercise great care in how wealth is managed and passed to offspring.
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New York World
Milk Fails General in Colombia Revolution Farce
In a Colombia upheaval a new general orders a dawn march, but delays forever awaiting milk for his coffee. He and his troops endure to noon while Liberal forces strike, and his glory evaporates with a single spoonful of milk.
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Colombia
Perec
Call
Peres
America
Everbody
Perez
Prominent British Woman Advocates Tariff Protection
A leading figure in British politics, Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain, wife of the ex Colonial Secretary, is highlighted as a powerful advocate for protective tariffs in Britain. The piece notes her prominence and mentions a connection to W. C. Endicott of Salem.
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Great Britain
Joseph Chamberlain
W. C. Endiott
Salem
Mrs Chamberlain Key to British Tariff Divide
Mrs Chamberlain, a staunch advocate of protection, is described as the decisive influence on her husband. Inner circle sources say she steers his political stance after his resignation from Lord Balfour's cabinet. Since moving to England, she has studied British politics and acts as her husband's political adviser, wielding significant power.
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Brain signals explained in a Philadelphia school lesson
A Philadelphia schoolteacher taught pupils about physiology claiming the brain sends messages to limbs when they move. A student and the class practiced, with the teacher prompting students to hold out a hand and wait for a brain message, illustrating the idea of nerve signals.
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Philadelphia
Peruna Claims Cure For Colds And Catarrh In Ads
A flood of testimonials from Miss Gordon Mrs Von Struenning and Mary E Sampson praise Peruna as a cure and preventive for colds chronic catarrh bronchitis and related ailments. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for Peruna and to mail for the Peruna Almanac asserting dramatic health benefits and rapid relief with regular dosing.
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Enes
Reee Gorden
Washington, D. C
H Street
N. W
Hartman
Peruna
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