Peruna Featured As Cure For Catarrh In Testimonial Letters
A historical ad style letter set touts Peruna as an internal catheteric cure for catarrh. It cites testimonials from L J Sky of Atlantic Iowa and Nannie Wallace of Tulare California praising relief from colds coughs stomach and other ailments. Congressman George H White also endorses Peruna as a reliable remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Feherrinsky
Locusttlantic
Iowa
Perona
Nnd
L. J. Sky
Nannie Wallace
Tulare
Cal
Western Baptist
Neider Perupa
George Henry White
Tarboro
N. C
Hartman
Peruna
House of Representatives
Washington
Peruns Medicine Co
Columbus
George H. White
Pharaoh's Fate Reexamined In Ancient Records
Scholars reexamine Genesis era myths noting claims of a drowned pharaoh named Redaca, but multiple analyses suggest he was killed by a split open skull rather than drowning, prompting renewed debate among historians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redaca
Hin Ekoll
Fragmented Local Crumb News Item
A garbled passage reports a distressed man seeking payment at a bank doubting his own life. An exchange at a bank cashier William H Rogers includes conflict over a claimed debt and a shattered grievance, with uncertain dates and scattered quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Rogera
Jaseau Bank
A Choice of Evils Sketch
A witty quip about domestic finances and marital conflict. The speaker jokes that a husband tolerates his wife’s extravagance to avoid trouble with creditors. The remark reflects light humor about money and marriage.
Wise Bros Dental Firm Promises Pain Free Tooth Work
Wise Bros Drs T P and W A Wise promote a new era in Portland dentistry. Their Failing Building offices at Washington and Third Streets feature bright, cheerful rooms where patients smile not cry. They advertise reasonable prices, modern appliances, and a policy of never hurting a patient, inviting locals to flock to their establishment.
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Drs. T. P
W. A. Wise
Portland
Washington
Third Streets
Wise Bros
Remarkable Painting Found in Junk Shop Window
A connoisseur of art purchased a dusty painting from an old junk shop window. The work, touted as a prize, proved not to be a Rubens or a Rembrandt, prompting surprise at the examiner’s verdict and the buyer’s luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudge
Baltimore Herald
Interf
Chinon
North America
Africa
Asia
Australia
Japan
Electric and airless techs in early science notes
Scattered notes describe electric vehicles simple operation and lamp life, masut fuel from brown coal, blue light therapy for tuberculosis, a new telescopic sight by Sir Howard Grubb, and alligator crocodile distinctions. Maritime and signage oddities, plus a Glasgow show demo, close the fragment.
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Berlin
Alexander
United States
Hughes
Coburg
Germany
Howard Grubb
Uae
Tukigwala
Markstman
Glasgow
Boy in the Government Weather Bureau Joke
The Chicago News quips about a boy labeled the biggest liar in seven states. The neighbor suggests a future government weather bureau job as a cure, a lighthearted domestic exchange.
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Homer
Government Weather Bureau
Chicago News
Butterfly Experiment With Corks and Gas Pressure
A historical note describes sealing a half full water bottle with cork and a glass funnel. Two powders release carbonic acid gas which escapes slowly as cork balls intermittently lift, delaying full pressure and releasing gas gradually.
Fragmented Improbable Quotes and Teething Remedy Ad Snippet
A collage of quotes and jokes from various newspapers includes a confession about Home Sweet Home favoritism, teething syrup advertising from Mrs Winston, a social study remark, and a doctor bereavement exchange. Also notes a Monopale spice promotion and a ping pong joke with street slang.
Seafaring Banter in the Courtroom
In a courtroom a playful exchange unfolds as Mike asks Pat how far to New York and Pat answers in mysterious terms. Mike remarks the distance is only a few miles apiece, prompting the judge to weigh in on the exchange.
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Mike
New York
Patey
Fragmentary court notes reveal tense witness exchanges
The readable lines show a confused exchange where a woman is described as aging poorly and offended by a remark. A lieutenant is present as the conversation fragments reveal emotions and possible miscommunication.
What Did He Mean She Goal Bye
A quirky exchange hints at misheard phrases and a joke about memory. The dialogue plays on familiar sayings and sounds like a harmless banter between friends or acquaintances.
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Congressman White
North Carolina
Ily
Dr Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohio
Ohio State Journal
Dead Man
New Times
Science
TNE
Dolan
Rafferty
Washington Star
Addeosa Wadhbane & Horribres
Ore
Jimson
Dedbeet
Ny Jove
Sam
Mr Darkleigh
Mr. Bnowhall
Jones
Mijea Cutt
Atien
Kadresa Allen
Moy
Ayer
Addresa
Erau
Lowel
Mase
Mean
Ecste
Guarantes
A. J. Tower CO
Boston
Mass
Mitchell
Len
Pane
Tinion
Vollars
Finian Atrengin
Chas. H. Fletcher
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