Peru Na Promotes Relief for Catarrh and Woman Health
Periods and other readers praise Peru Na and related remedies for pelvic catarrh and general well being. Testimonials from Mrs Mathilde Richter and Mrs Col Nauntton urge women to try Peru Na and Manalin during life changes. A free health book by Dr Hartman offers more information.
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Mathilde Richter
Doniphan
Peru
Col Nauntton
Columbus
Denya
Hartman
Ohio
Fragmented Humor and Ads Mix in Former Paper Clippings
A jumble of snippets mixes dialogue, food orders, sports chatter, and ad lines. Violent cries, cold cures, and artistic notes mingle with stray quotations and random reminiscences from various columns. The piece reads as a collage of local color and daily life.
Unclear Chesslike Exchange With Farcical Football Query
A garbled dialogue recounts a back and forth about football play and scheduling. Names appear as Jonee Smith Sal Werss and Mes omday but details are fragmentary. The text resembles a humorous scribble or OCR error rather than a coherent report of events.
Historic Bates House to be removed for new hotel
The Bates House in Indianapolis, built in 1852 by Harvey Bates Sr, once Indiana’s premier hotel, will be demolished. It hosted Civil War era figures and notable guests including President Johnson and Stephen A Douglas, and hosted Hendricks funeral attendees.
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Bates
Indianapolis
Indiana
Harvey Bates, Sr
Johnson
Stephen A Douglas
Hendricks
Ita Corridora
Calve
Paul Irsing
Elwin Booth
John McCullough
Thomas G Shaughnessy American Leader of Canadian Pacific
Thomas G Shaughnessy succeeds Sir William VanHorne as President of the Canadian Pacific Railway on June 2, 1900. Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on October 6, 1853, he entered railway service in July 1869 starting in the purchasing department.
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Thomas Shaughnessy
William VantMourice
Juue
Mlwaukee
Colorful hand drawn maps with durable varnish finish
Various countries are depicted by hand using water colors with emphasis on contrast for eye ease. The finished pieces are overlaid with a bright white varnish described as nearly metallic in hardness and believed to resist brightness loss over time. Milwaukee Sep tloel.
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Milwaukee
Shaughnessy Rise to Canadian Pacific Presidency
The article traces Shaughnessy career from assistant to the President in 1880 to becoming director and vice president in 1891 and finally succeeding Van Horne as President of the Canadian Pacific system in 1898. It notes prior roles with the Milwaukee and St Paul Railway and as purchasing agent and assistant to Van Horne.
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Shaughness
van Horne
Making a Globe Description of a Very Interesting Process
This article describes constructing a globe skeleton from pasteboard then enamel coating to form a sphere. It details cutting the pasteboard, mounting a central axis, marking the surface, and applying copper map sections printed to fit the globe.
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Elanth
Amimch
Spraying as a Business for Handy Men
The article notes a viable spring and summer income for professional sprayers in small villages. Many homeowners would pay for Bordeaux mixture or Paris green treatments, but few own spray pumps. A skilled sprayer can handle kerosene emulsion, plant lice, or even chicken coop whitewash, creating a promising practical occupation.
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Paris
Prison Camp in Corea Described by Traveler
A traveler reports a Corean prison with a wide gate, a crowded courtyard, and decayed surrounding buildings. He recalls guards showing punishments with a heavy red cord, brazen book, and rods, while prisoners endure beatings and stocks in a black, foul room, likening conditions to the Black Hole of Calcutta.
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Corea
Astlees
Calcutta
The Voice and Character in Speech
A reflection on how the human voice reveals character and truth versus deceit, noting that quick, positive speech often precedes confident action while polite speech promotes better behavior, as discussed in The Ladies' Home Journal.
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The
Ladies' Home Journal
Sparse OCR Fragment Sparks City Riddles in Chicago
A clipped historical fragment references sin in Chicago compared with other cities, mentioning Cincinnati and San Francisco, with a defiant tone and garbled names. The text hints at a debate or boast about urban vice levels among cities.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Bulletia
It Is My Opinion College Degrees Advance Success
A pair of quips on education and success from Chicago Daily News raise contrasting views. A sage says a college degree boosts life success, while another counters that success makes college degrees common.
Changed Circum Jane Reflects on Enmity and Admiration
A Philadelphia Press quote showcases tension as a character admits becoming one of the enemies once admired. The exchange highlights shifting loyalties and bitterness over past praise.
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Philadelphia Press
Trained Nurse Credits Pink Pills For Recovery
Burlington nurse Kathryn Nash credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring her strength appetite and sleep after blood poisoning left her weak and exhausted She says the pills helped her regain health and she plans to keep them on hand for future needs The Wilkes address of the Medicine Co is provided for postpaid orders
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Kathryn Nash
North and Platteburg Avenues
Burlington
Boston
Dad
Repairing Fences and Land Bonds Across the Country
A fragmented ad style note discusses fixing fences and land use with questions on economical methods. It mentions Anchor Clangift and phrases about fines, mornings, and looking at fences to judge their condition. The piece emphasizes land value and the need for repair.
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Hinds
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Watter
Cleveland Plain Dealer
St. Jacobs
Clarke
Shiverly
Milas Jameson
Euripides
Philadelphia
Jonee
Smith
Sal Werss
Jhistoric Bates
House, OF
Poauble
Miechenie Beek
Taver Co
Jeland Taylor Bis
K. J. Mow
Thomas G. Shaughnessy
Thomas Cg, Ahavomnay
Biggs
Stoneyfellow
Jane
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