Peruana remedy praised by North Dakota woman
Miss Bessie Kellogg of Walier City North Dakota credits Peruana with curing chronic catarrh of the female organs after doctors failed. She says three weeks on the remedy reduced pains and six months later she remains symptom free, urging others to try it. Testimonials from Mrs Christopher Fuehman and others accompany the almanac note urging readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Bessie Kellog
North Dakota
Couht
Peruana
Dad Perena
Perume
United States
Peruza
Preruca
Christopher Flichmann
Amserdam
N.Y
Christopher Fuehman
Omee
Hartman
Hartmas Sanitarium
Columbus
Amos Keeter and the Beating at Ul
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Amos Keeter and a confrontation with a shelter keeper. An elderly woman speaks of past events and a struggle in a rural setting, with rye humor about a carpet beater and a chance given to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Fragmented Local Mystery Note From 19th Century Page
A garbled OCR style excerpt hints at a detective or narrative figure named Sheriock Holmes. The text includes misheard dialogue about cost and debate and references to a clan, a cake, and a distant place. Overall, readable content is minimal and fragmentary.
Mra Graves Amid Glare In Evening Tennis Beat
Mrs Graves faced a chilly reception as she played an entire evening Game. The crowd teased her and many called out during the session. The piece notes her composure and the reactions of spectators at the event.
Unclear text fragment about Mare B Waterr-No letter
The readable words form an incoherent fragment mentioning Mare B and Waterr No with garbled phrases. No clear event or entities to summarize into a factual news item.
Town Speech Sparks Uneven Reactions in Local Meeting
Vague remarks echo through the town hall as residents debate an unclear proposal. Citizens express mixed support with references to family, heritage, and future generations amid a tense, murky exchange.
Marriage Perils of Cousin Intermarriage Examined by Bill Arp
Bill Arp argues cousin marriage is dangerous and immoral, citing deafblind asylum patronage and costly state support. He cites data from Prof. Conner on 36 families with 45 cousin mates, highlighting genetic and physical defects, and urges prohibition of cousin marriages to protect future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eves
Cay
Andes
Seaghber
Mre
Aule
Lars
Mary
Ceal
Nouth
Georgia
Mississippi
Ave Spring
Mas the Baced
Seam
Texas
Waco
He &F
Conner
Deaf and Dumb
Cain
Abraham Marrie
England
Alexander II
Travelers' Thermometers in 19th Century Trade
The article describes several traveler thermometer styles. It notes a sickle-plated case with a glass tube, a rosewood box lid design, and a hinge‑bound two‑piece rosewood model with a pocket clasp. Demand surges in summer as outdoor thermometers rise in daily sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sea
Depew Says He Will Retire From Business Speak
Senator Depew, in a press conference at Leeds, announces retirement from business interviews. He cites long service and pervasive misquotes and stresses belief Europe and America cannot align on trade terms, recounting experiences with railroad managers and tariff divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Leedes
Americas
Chair of English Literatate Takes Uncertain Path
A chaotic local note describes an election to the chair of English literature at a small college, with misprints about the incumbent and duties. It includes a humorous exchange on adding elocution and physical culture tasks and a digression about the chair being a settee. A separate item reports a Wichita divorce suit where the wife is accused of calling her husband a yellow dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carroll
Cromwell
Holt
Randolph
Pertom
Lord Exife
Pocky
Mack Tssen
Paris
Bet
Torre
Max
Roe
Jobe Smith
Jnre
Tcasion
Bill
S University
Harper's Magazine
Darie
Miss Jones
Life and times in letters and lineage across eras
The piece surveys prolific lives and literary figures, noting Sarah Orne Jewett’s doctor of letters honor from Bowdoin College and tracing a chain of writers and royalty from Julia Magruder and Florence Wilkiesee to the Saxe Coburg Gotha line. It links Chamberlain lore to De Wet’s painter ancestry and a South African branch, detailing historical names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barns
Thase
Sarah Orne Jewett
Maine
Bowdois College
Legouve
Julia Magruder
Deekers
Melville D. Post
Burtom Harrison
Florence Wilkiesee
Victoria
Saxe- Coburg and Gotha
Portugal
Prince Angestes
Clementine Dorieam
Brigiam
Brasch
Prince Or
Jacobes de Wet
Liesbeck
South Africa
Josiza Pretories
Missouri land openings and early Carthage settlers tale
A panoramic reminiscence traces Missouri land openings from 1555, noting pioneers in Jasper County near Carthage and figures like J. Dale and E. P. Dale. It covers preemption laws, surveys in 1806, land sales at $1.25 an acre, and soldiers’ warrants turning into private sales, plus early settlement patterns and property transfers.
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Ra J. Dale
Carthage
Missouri
Louisiana Purchase
Bezane
Kenteckrat
Tensesser
E J. Dale
Eek P. Dele
Turkey Creek
Decower
Dale
Dale Spring
Bis Sieg
Seares
Amies Army
J. Dale
Ore
Sia Wessee
Cassis Place
Chase
Slacma
Acre
Fear
Kimbro & Shepard
United States
Berk
Sams
Carthage Town
Lota
Fragmentary OCR West Coast Note On Mistranslated Texts
An unreadable OCR fragment references a mystery about scent directions and a damaged line about a undertaker and sexton. The text mentions a bellie and a fortune worried about theft and misdirection in a cryptic newspaper note.
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Peru
Bessie Krellm
Beastie Kelsog
Presig Rt
Yeeng Woman's Hub
Walier City
First Street
Valley City
Nerth Dakota
She
Aimee Keeter
Saatr
Amos Kester
Agua “Weill
Denier
Sheriock Holmes
Graves
Ursisene
Topoca
Coenang
Baie
F. Lewaens & Soos
Charterhouse Sq Lease
B.C
Purmsuss
Sue
Bowe
Bill Arp
Depew
English Literatate
Jedicies
Washington Star
Austria
N. Y
Histo Daily News
Eadertaker
General Markets
St. Lorem
Epeember
Paiedelphia Press A
Hale
Putnam
Steeeg
Mitchell
Tee York Ge
Cera
Celine
Indian Territory
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