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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
1
A 1900s style ad copy extols Peruna as the trusted remedy for children’s spring and summer illnesses. Mothers nationwide praise its relief of catarrhal and digestive ailments, claiming quick relief without habit or harmful effects while doctors’ methods evolve.
A promotional plea extols Peruna as essential for children preventing catarrh and disease. Endorsers from Chicago to Wisconsin claim cures for colds and croup, urge keeping Peruna in every home, and warn against substitutes while noting all correspondence remains confidential.
Reports from St Petersburg describe mutinous sailors at Sebastopol facing a last day of grace with no surrender. Troops and Cossacks guard the fortress while discontent spreads through garrisons and guard regiments. Foreboding of broader mutiny looms as officers debate firing on comrades.
In St Petersburg on November 29 an echo of the mutiny reaches Sebastopol with the discharge of 600 sailors from the drafts of 1898 1900 of the fourteenth and eighteenth equipages at St.
Edward Otto of St Paul Minnesota credits Peruna with saving his oldest son after multiple doctors failed to help. He says they treated him as a last resort and Peruna did the work, leading the family to keep it on hand and avoid further medical care.
Professor Hodsky, editor of Nasha Shisa, asked the premier for permission for Father Gapon to return to Russia. Count Witte acknowledged the deception, stating Father Gapon has been living in Hodsky's house since August 13.
New York dated November 29 reports George Acterman, 23, convicted of illegal voting in the recent city and county election. He is sentenced to the Elmira Reformatory for a minimum of fourteen months.
Chicago reports a record warm November with temperatures reaching 68 degrees. The note marks the warmest day since the weather bureau began tracking such data.
The dispatch says rumors of small revolutions and rural guards cracking down are unfounded. The report notes perfect tranquility and order across the republic despite sensational headlines.
An identic note from the Austro Hungarian and Russian governments to Servia Bulgaria and Greece explains the motives for pressuring the Porte and warns Balkan states against stirring trouble in Macedonia. The note was supported by verbal communications reinforcing the temper of the powers.
The article argues Peruna is completely harmless and narcotic free and can be used long term without creating a drug habit. It claims Peruna produces permanent relief from catarrh by addressing its cause and notes many families have used it for twenty years without issues.
In Vienna crowds demand equal suffrage as Premier Baron Gauth Von Frankenthurn pledges a bill by February end. Mass protests sweep cities with few disturbances except Austerlitz where troops killed two and wounded thirty. parliament reconvenes and confirms the move.
Omaha Neb November 29 With the arrest of Amid Todd in Denver the cases of Bartlett Richards and his partner Comstock are practically reopened. Todd stands charged with conspiring to defraud the government by securing filings of soldiers and widows on about 80000 acres of government land and then turning the title over to Richards and Comstock after proofing up by dummies.
The national committee on changing inauguration day met in Washington and recommended to Congress adopting a new date. They decided against naming a new congress session date while noting 31 governors favored a last Thursday in April or alternate dates in April May. The deaths of Senator Bate Ambassador Azpieros and Judge Welden were linked to exposure on the last inauguration day.
Samuel W. Hoffheimer, nephew of Nelson Morris, arrested in Chicago on a charge of swindling S. W. Straus & Co. out of $256,000. Unable to post $150,000 bond set by Justice Cochran, he was jailed.
Duluth and Milan report a record storm in Wisconsin on the Great Lakes. The Mataafa Crescent City and R W Ensland were driven ashore near the Duke entrance. The Mataafa and Crescent City are total losses. five men drowned. nineteen ships reported lost. damage may reach a million dollars. War Minister resigns in San Domingo as navy commander takes over.
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