Peruna Promoted as Household Catarrh Cure
An advertisement touts Peruna as a comprehensive household remedy for catarrh and related ailments. Testimonials from L J Sherrinsky and Nannie Wallace praise its effectiveness for coughs stomach issues and general health, with Congressman H White endorsing its grip and catarrh relief. The copy emphasizes internal systemic action and offers free medical advice from Dr. Hartman.
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Eruna
Louis J. Scherrinaky
Locust Street
Atlantic
Iowa
Perona
L. J. Sherrinsky
Nannie Wallace
Tulare
Cal
Western Baptist Missionary Serciety
Peruna
Mra
George Henry White
Tarboro
N. C
Hartman
House of Representatives
Washington
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
H. White
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Nebraska to seek 75 thousand dollar exposition appropriation
Lincoln, Oct. 8. Gov. Savage plans to ask the next Nebraska legislature for at least 75 000 to build a state normal school exhibit building at the St. Louis exposition. State space was allotted to the state by the exposition commissioners Price and White. The Nebraska building will be near a main entrance and railway terminals with a closer streetcar stop planned. The governor regards Nebraska as premier among states at the exposition, second only to Missouri.
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Lincoln
Savage
Nebraska
Price and White
St. Gov
Missouri
Child Tossed by a Mad Bull Rescued by Father
Edna Brunt, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ludwig Brunt, was charged by a mad bull while in a pasture two miles south of Nebraska City on Oct 6. The animal tossed her, ripping clothing and leaving over twenty bruises plus a broken right shoulder blade. The father carried her to the house where she recovered.
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Nebraska
City
Edna
Ludwig Brunt
Portable Street Light by Westminster County Council
A portable street light designed to reduce fog related accidents uses a cylindrical tank eighteen inches in diameter and two feet high holding twenty five gallons of petroleum. Compressed air drives vapor into a standpipe with a burner, and ignition yields a flare of eighteen inches to two feet with a light power of 1000 candles.
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Westminster County Council
London
Actinolite Setup Aims To Test Actinic Cure Claim
An expensive actinolite device has been placed at New York Flower Hospital, claimed to be the first complete instrument of its kind in an American hospital. Proponents say violet actinic rays may cure cancer and tuberculosis, with a painless procedure and fewer objections than Roentgen rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Flower Hospital
Penfold Endorses Dodds Kidney Pills For Cure
Lockport supervisor George P. Penfold writes a public letter praising Dodds Kidney Pills as a permanent cure after years of kidney trouble. He says six boxes cured him two years ago and he has had no back pains or related issues since. The note includes his address in Lockport New York.
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Lockport
N. Y
George P. Penfold
City of
Doetid
Dodd
Church St
Lockport, N. Y
Odd Weather Warnings Echo From Unclear Text
Fragmentary notes recount safety warnings and a cryptic, mispunctuated line about a boy and his parents, lacking clear events or identifiable persons to anchor a proper news item.
State Normal board seeks 73500 for biennial salaries
The State Normal board plans to request 73500 for the next biennium to cover salaries and all expenses as the cost of living rises. Wages now range from 800 to 1300 a year and more teachers are needed. An additional 75000 may be sought unofficially to build two new structures, including a library and an assembly hall, after Gov Dietrich vetoed previous plans. Peru claims the world’s largest normal library, housing 15000 volumes in a frame building with no water or fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
State Normal Board
the Normal
Dietrich
Peru
Improving State Normal Revising Elementary Courses
State Normal board and faculty in Peru discuss expanding influence through the elementary course and revising standards for the elementary certificate. Superintendent Fowler and local officials chaired the meeting with plans for future improvements and approval of current progress.
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Peru
Neb
The
State Normal
Fowler
Ludden
Lincoln
Stuefer
R. A. Tawney
Pierce
T. J
Stevens
Beatrice
George Rogers
Omaha
W. A. Clark
Cattle and Hogs See Mixed Open in Market Summary
Cattle opened steady to weak with calves and bulls mixed. steer prices quoted with western and Texas categories. Hogs started strong but closed weak with top around 7.45 and overall sales near 7.40. Sheep and lambs showed a steady to strong trend with native and western lots cited.
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Texas
Roosevelt reviews Grand Army parade in carriage
President Roosevelt yesterday reviewed the Grand Army parade in his carriage. He left the temporary White House in an Invalid's chair at 11 10 AM and rode with Cortelyou and Colonel Bingham. Mounted police guarded the carriage as crowds cheered along the avenue to the Peace monument.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Cortelyou
Bingham
Sylvester
Rawlins Post
Minneapolis
Peace Monument
Boy Killed by Horse in Beatrice Farmyard Incident
Beatrice Nebraska October 8 9yearold son of Henry Bowman a prominent local farmer was riding a horse to water when tied by the halter rope. The horse reared and threw him. He fell among logs and was kicked and trampled to death before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Neb
Henry Bowman
Here
Niegenfind Arraigned in Pierce for Breyer Shooting
Niegenfind was arraigned at Pierce Nebraska with attorney George F. Kelley for the defense and Barnhart for the state. A preliminary hearing before County Judge Williams was set for today after both sides agreed. Niegenfind said he shot Breyer in self defense after Breyer cornered him and struck him with a pitchfork several times.
Boy Shot by Grandfather In Accident Near North Loup
In North Loup Nebraska on October 8 a four year old boy, son of John Weinrich, was shot in the foot by his grandfather. The grandfather had hunted with a loaded gun and forgot to unload it. While cleaning the gun inside the house the weapon discharged, mangling the boy’s foot so severely that amputation was required.
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North Loup
Neb
John Weinrich
Robbers Loot Bank in Nebraska Town
In Minden Nebraska on October 6 a bank safe in Norman eight miles away was blown open by four robbers who secured about 1000 dollars in cash. The bandits terrorized residents and were well armed threatening to kill anyone who intervened before they escaped.
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Minden, Neb
Norman
Change Is News to Meyer
Paris, Oct. 9. The AP correspondent saw Ambassador Meyer and noted a Washington dispatch naming Secretary White as Meyer's Rome successor. Meyer says he has not resigned, met Roosevelt in summer, and will depart Paris to be at his post October 13, the end of his leave.
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Italy
Paris
Associated Press
Ambassador Meyer
Washington Dispatch
Secretary White
London
Meyer
Rome
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Cattle Business Takes Boom In Wausa Nebraska
Cattle business booms in Wausa as farmers feed on a large scale due to soft corn. About 1,500 head of feeders have been shipped in and found quick sale in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausa
Neb
Five Diller youths bound over on gambling charge
Five prominent men from Diller Nebraska were bound over to the next district court term to answer gambling charges. They posted personal recognizances to ensure their appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Neb
Diller
Beatrice Preacher Charged With Shooting
County Attorney Sackett filed information in district court charging Rev. S P Benbrook with shooting at Dr W H Johnson of Wymore intending to kill. Benbrook’s hearing is set for the January term of court.
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Beatrice
Neb
Sackett
S. P. Benbrook
W. H. Johnson
Wymore
Benbrook
Signal Corps Buys Hall for Armory in Fremont
The engineering and signal corps of the Nebraska National Guard bought the Mannerchor hall on D street in Fremont. It will be converted into an armory with lockers and a drill ready floor, following its prior use by Company E of the First Nebraska until 1892.
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Signal Corps
Fremont
Neb
Engineering and Signal Corps
Nebraska National Guard
Mannerchor
D Street
First
Nebraska
Gage County Mortgage Record September Filed and Released
Beatrice Nebraska reports September mortgage activity in Gage County. Farm mortgages filed 22 totaling 38 880 dollars. farm mortgages released 29 totaling 40 933 dollars. City mortgages filed 19 totaling 7 928 dollars. city mortgages released 19 totaling 5 742 dollars.
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Beatrice
Neb
Gage County
Beatrice farmer injured in Haigler depot fall
Beatrice Nebraska October 4 Thomas Zimmerman a leading Gage county farmer fell from the Haigler depot platform sustaining two broken ribs and internal injuries.
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Beatrice, Neb
Thomas Zimmerman
Gage County
Haigler, Neb
May Build His Power Canal
The state irrigation board overruled J E Riley’s protest against granting Andrew Rosewater the right to tap the Platte River for 6000 cubic feet per second. Rosewater gains the privilege to pursue his canal project, must begin work by next April and complete it within four years.
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Lincoln
State Irrigation Board
J E. Riley
Andrew Rosewater
Platte River
Rosewater
Feed for Many Cattle in York County This Winter
York Nebraska October 6. Owners of stock cattle and cattle feeders can profit feeding in York county as roughage and corn fodder abound. The county has an unprecedented hay crop with thousands of tons of alfalfa timothy clover and prairie hay available at reasonable prices.
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York, Neb
York County
Missing Butler county man Henry Quick in Morse Bluffs area
Fremont Nebraska October 6 Henry Quick a 65 year old Butler county man who has lived with the Big Zellers family at Morse Bluffs has been missing for several days his friends are alarmed He has a wife and family but has not lived with them for some time and has been in poor health and despondent
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Fremont, Neb
Henry Quick
Butler County
Big Zellers
Morse Bluffs
Quick
Nebraska
President's condition remains satisfactory to doctors
The president's condition remains satisfactory to his physicians. He received numerous visitors yesterday including cabinet members.
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Washington
One of Lincoln's Assassins Dead
Samuel Arnold aged 72 died at his Masonville home in Arundel County Maryland He had been convicted in 1865 for participation in Abraham Lincoln s assassination Arnold and Dr Mudd were sent to Dry Tortugas for life but were pardoned by President Johnson earlier reports say
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Lincoln
Baltimore
Samuel Arnold
Abraham Lincoln
Masonville
Arundel County
Arnold
Dr. Mudd
Frank McLaughlin
Washington
Andrew Johnson
Mudd
Johnson
Treasury Panel Ends Bond Review Passes On New Issues
The Shaw committee has received about 4 million in bonds from states and cities including New York Philadelphia Boston Louisville Cincinnati and Des Moines. Several state bonds have also been favorably reviewed and will be accepted for public deposits.
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Washington
Shaw
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Louisville
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Defiance Starch and Nostalgic Ads in a Patchwork Page
An assorted page features Burdeck Blood Bitters promising pure blood and energizing tones, Larative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a one day cold cure with refund if ineffective, and Defiance Starch touted for superior quality. It includes satirical lines on propriety and a jab at gendered language, reflecting varied ad copy and social commentary.
Toledo firm offers reward for incurable catarrh cure
An advertisement from J Centsy Co promises a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case that Mail's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It lists testimonials and claims the remedy acts internally on mucous surfaces. The note includes endorsements and various slogans from the Toledo area.
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J. Chenty & CO
Toledo
IFJ
West &T
Eiaing
Toleda
Aera
Cueriate Us
All
Defiance Cold Water Starch Ad Seeks Ramsey Mark
An old classified snippet promotes Defiance Cold Water Starch with extra 4 oz and mentions Ramsey Pat March 11 stamped on a steel plate amid several adjustable corn huskers for sale. The ad warns to get the original and ends with aproverb about hiding light under a bushel.
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Ramsey
Pat
A Great Sufferer Cured by St Jacob's Oil
Advertises St Jacob's Oil as a cure for rheumatism based on a testimonial from E. G. Moore of 7 Phillips Street Kingsland. Claims years of pain relieved after several applications and promotes the product as a trusted household remedy with a long track record. Mentions Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for diarrhea and a note about the weather man’s dates.
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St. Jacobs Oil
E. G. Moore
Phillips Street
Kingsland
St. Jacobs
Jacobs
Mr. Moor
Fowler
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Cong
George H. White
State Normal School
Hritreah
Charterbouss
15Th
Harney, Orn
Sawyer
Excelsior
Vacbe
Denier
I. M. Sawyver & Son
Sele
Fast Cambridge
Waas
C. A. Habig
Menfr
DREW
Juniper
Crescent
Nob
Beckman Bros &S
Lowa
BB. Green
SONS
Atlants
Violet Glass
South Omaha
Kansas City
Bouth Omaha
the Grand Army
Niegenfind
Loota Bank
Gage County Mortgage Record
Farmer
Treasury
Burdeck
Mars
Maud
Hamlins Wizard Coil
Thompson
Sues &C
Oomaha
Nobi
Seton
J. Tower CO
Stanberry Normal Business "College
Stanberry Ssouri
Commerce
Marlc
Nimlog Frow
Box M. D
Ropbing
Mustang Siniment
Asa
Defiance Starch Company
Omaha Auditorium Co
SHE
Omaha, Nebraska
Sheckaely
Gromwik
Defiance Starch CO
Omaba, Aeb
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