Grip epidemic and Peruna testimonials across the nation
A broad appeal on la grippe describes the illness as universal across classes and regions. The piece compiles letters and testimonials from Chicago Aurora London and Salt Lake City praising Peruna as a cure or relief, with Dr. Hartman inviting readers to send their cases for free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theophile Schmitt
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Ill
Mra. T. Schmitt
Celeste Covell
Avenue
Aurora
Congestion in British City Cites Back-To-Back Houses
Birmingham, England, reports 46 000 back to back houses and 6 000 estates entered by tunnel from the street, per the city's medical officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrmingham
England
Memory Fragments and Verse Recitation Curiosities
A brief note on memory quirks noting that people who learn long poems by heart often forget their telephone numbers and similar details. The piece frames this as a curious cognitive trait and reflects on memory defaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Preaks
Government tobacco sale profits reported
The Freech government booked a profit exceeding 70 million dollars from the sale of tobacco cigars cigarettes and matches in a mesopoly program. The figure reflects gains on the tobacco trade across the department and related products during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Menepely
Freech
Ita
Tafta College Professor Delbear Celebrates Years of Service
Professor A E Delbear of Tafta college marks over twenty eight years as a professor. He was born in the same house as Arnold. He notes electrical manufacturing shifting to concentrated hubs in six Eastern and two Middle states, with data from nineteen states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbear
A. E. Delbear
Tafta College
Ject
pitty-Ais
Tafty
Arnold
Hme
Ite
Mrs Untucky Cheice and the Gin Preference
A Chicago Tribune quote displays Gaboy’s awkward moment as he blunders over a nickname for Mrs Untucky Cheice. The exchange reveals light social missteps and a playful tone in a domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheice
Mies Ginx
Gaboy
Gisevra
Sbe
Chicago Tribune
Monopole Fruits Ad Promises Pure Home Flavor
An advertisement urges readers to try Monopole peaches pears or cherries claiming they retain natural flavor and are packed where grown in Europe. It invites readers to buy a can from the dealer Wadham Kerr Bros Monopole grocers Portland to be convinced of the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monopole
Wadham & Kerr Bros
Monopole Grocers
Portland
Bait as a Remedy and Antiseptic in a Glass of Water
A historical note stating bait as a natural remedy and antiseptic. It claims a weak solution in water aids digestion and relieves head cold when snuffed through the nose. The text reflects period health guidance urging simple preparations for common ailments.
Wise Brothers Dentists Lead in Modern Dental Science
SVE DENTISTS Wise Brothers push latest dental science. Dr Thomas P Wise junior partner travels East to study current discoveries and advanced methods. He tours factories and laboratories to ensure patrons receive best worldwide standards and stays alert to new developments.
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Wise Brothers
Thomas P. Wise
Wise Bros
East
Americas
Creaking Minges Teething Period Remedies
A fragment offers home remedy tips for creaking hinges and teething discomfort. Suggestions include applying oil or vaseline to hinges, using black lead pencil for hard-to-reach spots, and a note to mothers about a best remedy during teething.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wane
Well to the Worst I Could Sing to Keep the Wolf Away
A quip on singing to stave off poverty from the Philadelphia Press. The jest contrasts a hopeful wife with a soprano ego and a cautious husband. An advertisement notes Pisoene Cure as a trusted cough medicine, claimed to have cured coughs and colds for forty years, priced at 25 cents in druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
The Marriage Record from the Chicago Record-Herald
A fragment from the Chicago Record-Herald quotes a humorous exchange about marriage and material reasons. The dialogue contrasts a husband in the harness with a lover in the wreck, reflecting casual wit on partnership and wealth.
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Arthur
Chicago Record-Herald
Hall's Catarrh Cure Sainted as Unique Remedy
A 19th century style advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures a constitutional disease by constitutional treatment. It asserts the remedy cleanses blood and mucous areas, destroys the disease base, and strengthens the patient. It offers a $100 reward for proof of failure and lists Cueney & Co as distributors in Toledo.
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Hall
Carol
Cueney& CO
Toledo
Drurmiets
Stand Up for His Rights in a Weird Insect Exchange
A quirky dialogue portrays a weevil and a larvae over space and rights. The larvae demands authority while the weevil asks for fair access, sparking a dispute about licenses and coexistence in a surreal scene.
Progress of a Century in This Country
A New York Sun correspondent presents figures on US progress over a century. The data show vast growth in exports, imports, internal commerce, wealth, railways, newspapers, factories, wages, and banks, with population rising sixteenfold and overall business increasing beyond calculation. The piece argues this demonstrates American commercial honesty and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
United States
Mother of Rich Baby Dies in Butte
Mrs. William A Clark Jr died in Butte Montana after a surgical operation following the birth of her son. Mabel Foster Clark aged twenty three, daughter of John R Foster, was born near Pietaburg Pennsylvania and married William A Clark Jr on June 19 1901. She was famed as the "hello of Butte" for her beauty across the state.
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William A Clark, Jr
Butte
Mont
United States
Clark
Mabel Foster Clark
Pietaburg
John R Foster
Willian A. Clark, Jr
W A Clark
Foster
Hello
Ambushed Tale of Miss Poster and a Hudson School
A blurred tale describes Miss Poster as famed for beauty and a Western town love interest who travels to a Hudson School. An attorney named Clark lends money, plans marriage, and a courtly center lists social intrigue, with lines hinting at romance, wealth, and timing in a tangled narrative.
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York
Burte
Still Another Piano Club Promotes Cooperative Purchase
Elfers Piano House promotes a new cooperative piano club offering brand new pianos at reduced prices with no dues and monthly payments of 6 to 12 dollars. The plan mirrors earlier clubs, promises quick delivery, and guarantees money back if not satisfied. Portland Oregon and other western locations are noted as distribution points.
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Elfers Piano House
Man of the People and Dairy Cooperatives
A Detroit Free Press item recalls the question of whether a leader is truly a man of the people. The report notes Denmark hosts 1,032 cooperative dairies producing milk valued at about 35 million dollars annually, illustrating significant collective enterprise.
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Man of the People
People
Detroit Free Presa
Denmara
Cooperative Dairies
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