Peruna Proclaimed Answer to Nervous Exhaustion by Assemblyman Tighe
Assemblyman John Tighe of Remsen Street Cohoes Albany County endorses Peruna as a superior restorative tonic. He states it revived him after overwork and mental fatigue, and he recommends it to those with tired minds and bodies. The ad urges readers to write Dr. Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio for free advice if results are not prompt.
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Tighe
John Tighe
Remsen
Cohees
Albany County
Peruna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Cost of the British Poor in half year 1904
A British Local Government Board return shows England and Wales boards of guardians spent £1,598,558 on in maintenance and £1,539,646 on out relief for the half year ending Michaelmas 1904, a total of £3,138,204, up £57,652 from 1903. Lunatic maintenance cost £1,156,902. child maintenance in cottage homes rose 21 percent to £69,579 as unions adopting this relief grew from 111 to 128.
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British Local Government Board
London
Boards of Guardians
England and
Wales
England Imitating the Lobster in Defense Shells
The London Times compares England to a lobster shedding its shell and seeking a new one only when attacked. The piece laments hurried and costly defense equipment, warns that science progress is ignored, and notes repeated cycles of wakeful effort followed by sleep.
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England
Nelson
London Times
Japan
Tokio
Japan ‘Times of
Feed Young Girls Right Food During Growth
ANutrition guidance urges proper diet during adolescence to build healthy bones and prevent chronic disease. A young woman shares how Postum Coffee improved stomach pain headaches and nervousness after coffee and tea caused distress and milk alone failed. She credits Postum with relief and better brain function and health. Battle Creek Michigan client testimonial notes a reason.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Better the Illinois roads with new throughfare vision
The Chicago Journal argues for improved Illinois highways driven by automobile and bicycle use. A Lake to Cairo throughfare is urged as a goal beyond Cecil Rhodes’ Cape to Cairo railway, with potential gains in income for farmers, inns, and country mechanics while enforcing sensible speed ordinances.
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Illinois
Commonwealth
Chicago
Wayside
Lake
Cairo
Cecil Rhodes
Cape
Chicago Journal
Paderewski Life Amid Public Light and Private Strain
The article notes pianist Ignace Paderewski enduring nervous prostration and being cared for by his wife aboard a coach. Doctors say no hospital offers better attention while fans and companions observe his routine. He plans to sail to New York then Lake Geneva, Switzerland, with his wife skeptical about a return to the United States for years.
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Ignace Paderewski
New York American
Fronczak
Buffalo Nerve
Mme. Zamowska
Paderewski
Mme. Paderewski
New York City
Lake Geneva
Switzerland
United States
the Inquirer
Acetylene Lighting The Modern Gas Alternative
Citizens in large cities favor gas light for economy and convenience while noting that country users often rely on acetylene. Acetylene, generated from calcium carbide, is cheaper per thousand feet and can power lighting in isolated buildings, with generators available from many manufacturers.
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New York
Contented Spaniards and American ambition
A National Magazine passage contrasts Spanish contentment with American restlessness. It praises a Spaniard’s simple satisfaction with a fine donkey while criticizing Americans for envying and chasing status, arguing true Spaniards are thoroughly content.
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Spain
Colorado
Nevada
National Magazine
Accidental Discovery Behind Electric Powers
A hundred years ago in Bologna the scientist Galvani experimented with dead frogs, hung on a balcony. Wind caused the frog bodies to move as brass rods touched iron, leading to the galvanic battery and later telegraphs, trolley cars, electric lights, and bells.
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Tere
Bologne
Italy
Galvani
Indianapolis News
Liberal With Encores in a Boston Hotel Tale
A Boston entomologist recalls a friend’s hotel stay with a cornet player next door. The landlord asks about the music, and the guest says he could not sleep. He admits pounding the wall to make the player stop. The landlord explains the cornetist believed the pounding was applause.
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Boston
the Herald
Dr. Kline’s Nerve Restorer Trial Offer
An advertisement promotes FiTS cured nerves with a free trial bottle of Dr. Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer and a treatise. It includes a Philadelphia address and claims nerve restoration after one day. The page also mentions Yale football profits, a soothing syrup for teething, and a note from Indiana in 1900.
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Kline
R.A. Kura, Ltd
Arsh St
Phila
Railway Conductors Cite Roosevelt Aide Proposes Rate Legislation
In Portland Oregon the biennial convention of the Order of Railway Conductors urges Congress to avoid federal rate control. They endorse President Roosevelt against secret remands and insist any regulation must not curb efficiency or raise costs, arguing freight is only two percent of consumer prices.
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Order of
Portland
Oregon
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Interstate Commission
Egg Carriers Use Wire Frames to Protect Hen Produce
New Zealand inventors propose a durable crate for eggs using wire bent into caps fixed to wooden battens. The design spaces eggs to avoid contact with rigid surfaces, reducing breakage and extending crate life. It aims to replace pasteboard subdivisions as a cheap, reusable solution for egg transport.
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New Zealand
Puzzles the Foreigner in a Courier-Journal Quip
A foreign nobleman's complaint about zen language sparks a pun laden exchange saying the young man is half baked. The fragment then shifts to a reflective line about the end of life and the worry caused by false alarms.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Where Farmers are Wanted in New South Wales Emigration Drive
The New South Wales government plans a campaign in England to attract farmers with small means. An agent general in London will organize addresses highlighting NSW as a wheat land frontier, noting over twenty million acres of rail accessible lands awaiting cultivation and very bright settler prospects.
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New South Wales
London
England
Three Years After Backache Cure Praise By Denver Seller
Eugene E Lario a Denver ticket seller says Dean's Kidney Pills stopped his backache after summer 1899 claims. He endorses the remedy and notes his long period without pain. Also mentions Tester Milburn Co Buffalo and druggists selling at 50 cents a box. A cattle ranch near Calgary Alberta sold for 400000 to the Mormon Church president.
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Eugene E. Lario
Twentieth Avenues
Union Station
Denver
Col
Dean
Tester-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Unclear excerpt involving milk crust and Cuticura remedy
Fragmentary notice describes a baby with milk crust treated with Cuticura. Also mentions a dog trained for warp allegedly deserting and an unnamed German regime context. The text is incomplete and mixed with stray phrases, limiting coherent summary.
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Ban
Mrs Dimmick Credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Mrs Mary Dimmick of Washington shares letters proving Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound restored her health. The publication presents multiple testimonials supporting the claim of the product’s efficacy.
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Mary Dimmick
Washington
Lydia
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Mary Immick
E. Pinkham
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