Peruna Promises Cure for Chronic Catarrh Women Testimonials
Mrs X Schoester of Chicago writes that after starting Peruna in January 1901 she recovered from systemic catarrh and related symptoms. She praises the remedy, says she would recommend it to others, and thanks the company for the cure. Other testimonials from Mrs Schneider and B Crowley cite widespread catarrh and Peruna as a universal remedy. Dr Hartman offers free advice to readers with a case description if sent to Columbus Ohio.
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Peruna
X. Schneider
Sota
Peruana
Perona
Aes
Coman
Liz
Robinson
Cote
Congressan
Perane Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Hartean
Hartman
Hartman Saskarum
Unclear OCR notes on mall owner dispute and events
Fragmentary report mentions a mall owner, a dispute, a theater day, cancellations, and references to bees and climate. Names and full details are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about agreements, ownership, and a possible suicide note fragment.
Senator aids veteran in battle for military justice
A Washington letter reports that Lt. F. Davidson and Maj. James Long secured recognition after long battles in Congress. Davidson, dishonorably discharged over disputed charges, is promised reappointment. Long, losing an eye and nearly disabled, is restored to the army on the retired list with a $10 monthly pension.
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Washington
Exator
Hoak
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Counfer
Aml
Tose
Massachusetts
Tom
Harvard
Davidson
West Point
Fifth Massachusetts Cavalry
Ninsh
United States Cavalry
Texas
Hestile
Indiana
bin Company
Stunt Amd
Fort Brown
Tex
Congress
Senator Hoar
James W. Long
Northwest
Michigan
Committee On Military Affairs
Long
Lincoln
Gaines Mill
Buffalo
Heintzelman
Basil Norris
Rappahannorck
New York
Wilderness
Spottsylvania
Annapolis
Maj. Long
Indian Office
Hull
Iowa
House Committee On Military Affairs
May Long
Gen
Ohio
Hall
Single Officers Sought as Housing Pressures Grow
The Washington Star reports overcrowded military posts as regiments return from the Philippines. Housing shortages affect officers and families, with bachelors favored for scarce quarters. Officials acknowledge limited intervention in personal lives, noting new housing will take months to become available despite congressional funding.
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Philippines
Washington Star
Congress
Army
Drought Resistant Farming Through Soil Mastery
A Texas Farm and Ranch article outlines drought resistance by building soil moisture storage with deep subsoiling and mulched, well-drained soil. It stresses early spring tillage, moisture conservation, and the value of farmer organizations for shared knowledge and better market power.
Take the Boys Along and Teach Them Agriculture
Farmers are organizing and sharing knowledge to improve methods in education, stock-raising, fruit growing, and breeding. They should bring their sons to meetings to gain benefits and ensure future prosperity. A healthy rural future requires good roads and practical agricultural schooling, plus simple refrigeration ideas for butter production using common farm materials.
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Paul
Jericho
Liz
Lyceums
Greece
Republic
Farmers' Organizations and Strength in Unity
A discussion on farmers in the South uniting to gain strength through organization. It argues that organized groups resist competition, keeping prices steady for farmers while the unorganized are likened to lambs in danger.
Practical farming notes on fowls horses and wheat costs
The excerpt discusses humane treatment of poultry and horses, advising skim milk for fowls and rewarding well behaved horses. It also mentions a reader asking how to kill a worm and warns of using a crude method. It cites Kansas wheat costs per acre at 7.31 dollars from 120 farmer statements and notes soil aging costs per acre.
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Kansas
Secretary of Agriculture
FP. D. Coburn
Doctor Blanks Vacation Furies Over Sleepless Patient
Dr. Blank in Atlante City clashes with an insistent chronically sleepless woman who confronts him on his veranda. He bluntly tells her the key to sleep is closing her eyes, ending the disruption with a sharp quip.
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Blank
Fourteenth Street
Atlante City
Cures While You Walk: Allen's Dash Ease Sold
An advertisement promotes Allen's Dash Ease for calloused achy feet claiming fast relief. The copy mentions a product package and implies availability by mail order or local sellers. Alice is noted in a fragmented line about Rey NW.
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Allen
Alice
Rey
Feeble Language Snippets Spark Vintage Newspaper Snips
A collage of odd lines cites broken English remnants and ads from Buffalo Express, Atchison Globe, and Chicago Daily News. The notes include a dubious medicine claim for cold cure and a quip about fools, reflecting quirky 19th century newspaper snippets.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound Endorsed in Testimonial
Mrs Pauline Judson of Somerden New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Compound with relief after months of pain and illness. She describes trying the product following medical advice and reports improvement after three months of use, urging others to consider the remedy. The testimonial promotes the tonic as a path to relief and better health.
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Pauline Judson
New York
Lydia
Ivan
Hoyt Street
Brooklyn
Lydia E. Pinkbaal
Pat
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Indian Territory
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House Committee of Military Affairs
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Boyer
Trinity Springs
Ind
Chicago Daily News
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Eee Udson
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Pufemann
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C. J. Moffett
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