Peruna Widely Sold As Remedy For Catarrh
Peruna touted by J J Alexander publisher of the Fruit and Floral Guide as a universal remedy for catarrh with testimonials from users in New York and Ohio. Dr Hartman emphasizes roots over symptoms and notes his own farming background and reliance on Peruna for his family.
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Hartman
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Middle West
Peruna Earely
At Work on the Farm Praises Peruna and Manalin
Geo H Thompson of Raleigh Mississippi reports a catarrh cure using Peruna and Manalin. He describes lifelong stomach catarrh and spring weakness, claims weight gain from 116 to 186 pounds after 17 bottles of Peruna and one of Manalin, and says he is back at farm work and feeling better. He endorses Peruna for healing power and notes Manalin as a mild laxative with full directions on each bottle.
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Perona
Fred Schnell
Lakeview, Erie Co
N.Y
Fred. Schnell
Geo. H. Thompson
Raleigh
Miss
Peruna
Manalin
State Printing Plant Graft Charge Against Oregon System
Prank Baker, longtime Republican m anager, blasts Oregon state printing as a vast graft and calls for the state to own the printing plant. He cites $190,000 in unjust costs and urges removal of the system’s “public parasite” to halt waste in legislature printing and state funding.
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Cam- Dhian
Oregon
Orneon
State printer graft critique and reform call
J Scott Taylor of Klamath Falls argues against special privileges for a single state department. He advocates a state plant and a Cetensity to end graft, curb taxation, and unify printing under public control. The piece frames state printing reform as the sole effective remedy.
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Treasury
J. Scott Taylor
Klamath
Homecroft Art Promises Moral Craft of Home Making
A reader extols Homecroft as the coming art of the world a pure craft expressing the builder s soul through home making. It condemns imitators and emphasizes honesty beauty and love in the home environment as the ultimate human expression.
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eVnicntion
Hubbards
Homecroft
Perio
TAPTS OPTIMISM AND BEYOND IN NATIONAL PROTECTION
A fragment discusses optimistic views from a New York Herald secretary regarding wealth Crews as self safeguard and national protection. The speaker doubts influence will strengthen beyond present levels as the discussion notes reaching a limit and references ongoing issues.
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New York Herald
Taff Aid
Taft Sees Inheritance Tax as Remedy for Wealth
President Taft told Congress a report on financial encroachment shows dangers from great wealth can be checked by an inheritance tax. He noted the Sorter Securities shift under a new name and criticized plutocratic privilege, warning reforms may be needed to curb undue influence.
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Ite
Sorter Securities Company
United Biale
Congress
CMS Uruet
Taft Sive
Lam
Taft Finins
Public land graft exposed by Talia mares editorial
Maxwell's Talia ages attacks Congress on timber land sales at $2.50 per acre while government lands fetch high prices. Forester bureau offer contrasts by selling mature timber from the Montana reserve at $2 to $2.50 per thousand feet. The piece highlights large pine stands and the alleged profiteering by speculators and officials.
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Maxwell
Taliaman
Talia
Haute Commmitee
Forentry Bureau
Lion
Montana Reserve
Forestry Bureau
Howse Committee
Reform rhetoric and timber pricing in a political clash
The article critiques a forestry fee scheme and a House committee push to sell timber at two dollars and fifty cents per unit, highlighting turmoil in political life and warning that reform will fail without genuine concern for all people.
Preservation Plan for Western Irrigated Heritage Lands
Government engineers estimate a tract of Western land worth over seven billion dollars under irrigation if water supply is managed efficiently. The plan involves using water to maximize yields, with land values rising to extraordinary levels. What steps are being taken to preserve this heritage for future generations?
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Gio Lowe Farm
Emblem of the Republic of Texas Sealed with Military Badge
At Lewiston date Andy Chinaman was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary for shooting and attempting to kill Sylvester Jones who was badly hurt but is recovering. Both are colored. The fve point emblem became the symbol of Texas by a dream of the republic’s first document sealed with a military badge bearing a design cut from an officer coat.
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Texas
Republic of Texas
Lewiston
Andy Chinaman
Sylvester Jones
Your Line and Sports Equipment Supply Ad
Typed in old style dialect the note touts line hooks rods and tackle for fishing and promises appliances for every sport. It asserts the store provides all necessities for enjoyment and invites customers to supply gear matching any sport.
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Homecropft
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Jesse Failing
Pendleton
Lewis Hunter
Graham & Toner
St. George Hotel