Peruna Cures Nashville Woman After Years of Ill Health
In a Nashville note Lena Smith reports four years of back pain headaches and groin pain with bearing down. After ten days on Peruna she found pain minimal and after two months all pain disappeared and health felt ten years younger. Catarrh of internal organs drains strength and vitality Peruna is the remedy.
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Peruna
Lena Smith
N. Cherry Street
Cor
Nashville
Tenn
Strenuous Religion in the Berkshires Arrest and Fined
Frank Boice of North Egremont was arraigned on an assault charge against George Pultz a clerk at a North Beremont general store Judge Sanford found Boice guilty and fined him twenty dollars Pultz testified Boice beat him after accusing him of attending the Methodist Church Boice claimed Pultz had harmed his family and that motivated the attack Mrs Pultz and Mrs Decker stopped further injury Great Barrington correspondence Springfield Republican.
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Berkshires
Frank Boice
North Egremont
George Pultz
North Beremont
Pultz
Boice
Sarah Decker
Sanford
Great Barrington
Springfield Republican
Porterage and cabbage charges cited by British officer
A British officer on government service charged porterage twopence as refreshments. He argued it was a carrier fee, learned the term porterage, and later billed cabbage two shillings for a hansom ride. The note appears in the Philadelphia Public Ledger and discusses Aden as a fortified outpost between Egypt and Bombay.
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War Office
Philadelphia, Public Ledger
Aden
Egypt
Bombay
Cairngorm Wins Cup Preliminary At Brighton Beach
Cairngorm led from near the stretch, defeating Caughnawaga by four lengths in the Cup Preliminary at Brighton Beach. Brookdale Nymph set a track record for five and a half furlongs in the second race.
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New York
Cairngorm
Brighton Beach
Caughnawaga
Artful
Sore Rogers
Oriska
Maid of Timbuctoo
Fleur de Marie
Baseball Scores And Standings From National and American Leagues
National League results show Brooklyn over Chicago 7 to 4 with New York defeating Pittsburg 7 to 1. Cincinnati beat Boston 13 to 8 as St Louis edged Philadelphia 2 to 0. American League notes New York split with St Louis 11 to 4 and 7 to 0, while Chicago beat Boston 7 to 4 and Philadelphia beat Detroit 11 to 8. Weather and race reports from Louisville and Cincinnati follow, including notable horse race wrecks and a tennis doubles match victory at Staten Island.
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Chicago
New York
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Bresnahan
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Weimer
Eling
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Boston
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Needham
St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Dooin
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Chicabo
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York
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Kleinow
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Spencer
Leroy
Kid Now
Beaton
Walsh and Sullivan
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Washington
Cleveland
Kittridge
Moore
Clark
Falkenberg
Heydon
Powell
Sugden
Newton
Clarks St. Louis
Batterij
Errors Truster
Sullivan
Harris
Criger
Multen
Doran
Coakley
Schree
Behr
Litttie
New Jersey
Staten Island
Lewn
Karl Behr
R. D. Litt
Yale-Princeton
London Daily exposes faults in British field guns
A London Daily report claims British field guns are nearly useless for frontline work. India’s first delivery is returning to England for alterations after failing active service tests. The makers called the gun the finest quick firing weapon, prompting a ten million dollar rearmament plan amid public uproar.
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London Daily
India
Ike
England
Disfiguring Humor and Skin Cure Claims
An ad recounts Emma White of Camden New Jersey crediting Cuticura products for clearing eczema on her face after three doctors failed. The claim highlights washing with Cuticura Soap applying Ointment and Resolvent. The rest discusses labor efficiency and meal breaks with generic statements about work hours and health.
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Emma White
Cherrier Place
Camden, N.J
The Helpful Work of the Plant Bureau
Rene Bache outlines the Plant Bureau as an outdoor arm of the Department of Agriculture. It staffs experts who develop new plants and improve crops, using synthetic and cross fertilization methods to create hybrids and introduce unknown fruits and vegetables to the country. Agricultural explorers seek seeds and cuttings, sending material to growers and stations for propagation and distribution.
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Rene Bache
Department of Agriculture
Wiztik Bureau
Bureau
Int Magazine
Lesseir
Qualities a Woman Should Excel Says Dr Henry Van Dyke
Dr Henry Van Dyke argues women should excel in balance, moral sympathy, and social order. He emphasizes training a woman’s intellect and imagination to aid others, not to become inventors or scientists, praising refined thinking and cordial sensibility as vital for civilized society.
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Henry van Dyke
The Mother and the Teacher and Their Privileges
A reflection on teaching boys as a privilege second only to motherhood. It extols the bond between mother and educator and the responsibility of guiding a child from nature to manhood through thoughtful care and life intertwined learning.
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George T. Win
Dent
Jackson 5
Suiding
Travers
Reach tobert BE. Pe. ablish my coat dept Cape Sabine
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference Cape Sabine and a northern journey. The readable parts suggest an expedition or maritime note with philosophical musings on manhood and geography. No clear names, dates, or concrete events emerge.
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Tobert
Cape
Sabine
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