Peruna Promises Relief for Family Aches and Colds
Mrs Elinore Barrett of Robinson Illinois says Peruna saved her and her daughter from catarrh and she always keeps a bottle at home. Mrs M F Jones of Burning Springs Kentucky lauds Peruna as a universal remedy for colds and internal catarrh and recommends it for women. Mrs Alice Bogle of Circleville Ohio reports years of catarrh relief after six bottles and notes benefits to her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinore Barrett
Binnecoln Street
Robinson, Ill
Burning Springs
Peruna
Alice Bogle
Clinton St
Circleville
Ohio
Bryant inspects Katy line progress in Texas
Co M Bryant of St Louis assistant general manager tours the Missouri Kansas & Texas railway in Texas. He says 85 pound rails and ballast work should finish by January 1 and all work by year end. He notes cotton shipments up with three cars this year and 26 railcars of gravel removed daily from Salado pits. Frager Tailor advertises fall suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Lines
Texas
Co. M. Bryant
St. Louis
San Antonio
Katy
Salado
Catalogue No. 104 for 1911 12 Autumn Winter Seasons
A notice advertising a mail request for a copy of the new catalogue No 104. It promotes the autumn and winter seasons 1911 1912 and invites readers to mail for a copy. The brief item emphasizes distribution by mail.
Charitable aid figures show city’s relief effort
The report notes consumptives stranded without quarters received aid. Twenty three in late stage disease were given support to prolong a few months, groceries and supplies aided 231 individuals. Beginning the month with $22.06, the agent spent $358.29 on charity and ended August with $32.77 remaining.
Paymaster Shot and Robbed Near Woodville
David Steen Jr., paymaster for Pittsburg Coal, held up and killed at Presto near Woodville. Robbers seized more than $2000 from his buggy satchel during the ambush. Steen, 30, of Pittsburg, died at once. masked bandits fled into the woods as detectives and posses pursued them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
David Steen Jr
Pittsburg Coal Company
Presto
Woodville
Steen
Whirlwind Finish to Canada Reciprocity Clash
Ottawa dispatch maps four day countdown to Canadian election shaping the fate of reciprocity with the United States. Liberals led by Premier Laurier press a measure they say will aid farmers, while Conservatives led by R L Bennett warn annexation risks and patriotism stakes dominate. The campaign recounts parliamentary battles from January to July with Taft backers signaling U S ratification and a decisive vote next Thursday.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Alfred Laurier
Ure
R. L
United States
Canada
Dominion
Congress
Taft
Laurier
Washington
W. S. Fielding
Philander Co. Knox
House
Senate
New Democratic House
Urier
Liament
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES BUSY DURING AUGUST
August saw a flood of aid requests at the San Antonio Humane Society office. Nearly 1000 reefs were distributed, about 250 weekly, with relief going to seventy eight children and nineteen people sent out of the city for return home cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Humane Society
Sadie Haley
Russian Prince Dies in Waiting Room at London
The famed Little Russian Prince, the world’s smallest man at 27 inches and 16.5 pounds, collapsed and died in the Grand Trunk waiting room in London while awaiting a train to Detroit. He was 36 and had suffered heart trouble for a year. body sent to New Orleans for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ont
Grand Trunk
Detroit
New Orleans
Midway Attractions At International Fair Show
Announcement highlights the Midway attractions for the November fair with Wortham Allen United Shows producing a busy schedule. The lineup includes Jungle Show by Buckskin Ben, the International Theater by DeKreko Brothers, and acts like The Squeezer Mile Christine Arabia Iola and Pharaohs Daughter. Twenty sixty foot cars travel the exhibitions daily as foreign novelties and treats promise a lively, diverse entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Vance
Wortham & Allen United
Buckskin Ben
Bue Ien
International Theater
DeKreko Brothers
the Squeezer
Christine
Howard
Arabia
Rice
Leo
The
Wonder
Smith
Electric Palace
Wallace
Parker’s
Growth of Aviation in Early Era Sparks Mixed Outcomes
Over two years more than 100 learned to fly experimental machines with few fatalities. In mountain climbing, 1 to ninety people were killed and eighty were injured, highlighting uneven risk across pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titty
Kulea
Eignty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bryant
Frager
Wilfred Laurier
Liberals
R. L. Borden
Conservatives
Altman & Co
Hitth Avenue
34Th and
35Th Streets
New Burk
Fraser
Ince
Canaa
Duke of Connaught
Arl Grey
Bright
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Baka
Associated Charities
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