Peruna advertised cure for catarrh across many readers
Miss Blanche Myers of Kansas City and Hattie Becker of Racine endorse Peruna as a cure for catarrh and colds. The ad claims Peruna stops mucus drainage, cleanses mucous membranes, and strengthens the body. It invites readers to write to Dr. Hartman for free advice and notes several testimonials from prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Myers
Penn Street
Kansas City
Miss Blanche Myers
Hattie Becker
Peruna
Hartman
Holiday visitors and travels in Sedalia area
Miss Ida Bachngartner of Clin ton visits the Len nartz family in Moniteau and Wilkerson streets. Phil Lain of Chicago visits relatives during the holidays. Mrs. Roy Finnell of Jefferson City visits her sisters and mother Mrs. Stine. Warsaw attorney Brunjes stops in Sedalia en route to Walnut Kansas. Harry Smith goes to Joplin to spend days with friends. Bainess Steele of Kansas City visits Mr and Mrs W D Steele. I Stern and children go to Iowa for a few weeks. Miss Bess Brownfield of Cole Camp passes through Sedalia en route to Centerview to see her parents. J Howard Bradley, guest of his parents and old friends, leaves for Kansas City today.
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Frankie Ragsdale
Bente & Wilson
Otterville
Mamie Bente
Rev
O. L. Slood
Lamonte
Sedalia
Clifton City
Stockton Cotton and
St. Louis
F. WH
George Marsden
Walter Brill
Kansas City
Adam Fisher
Houstonia
L. C. Thomas
Carl Wentzleman
Charles Wentzleman
Captain Holland
Tomorow
A. O. Uv. W. Relief Board of Grand Offcers
W. F. Heltland
Grow Cigar Factory
Clinton
Aullville
Joe Wally
J.A. Gilker
Holden
Fred Page
Smithton
Dd. A. Gilker
Verne Brown
Metropolitan
Bryson Brown
S. Garge
Galena
Kas
M. Miles
Nellie Gilmer
New Mexico
J. H. Holland
Katy
Quaker City
Robert Walker
Quigley
Mary Vaughn
Boonville
A. F. Oldham
Chas. Renfro
Secalian
Gertrude Chapin
Canton
B. B. Mercer
East Tenth Street
Milo Blair
The
Dawes Commission
Muskogee
I. T
James M. Wood
Green Ridge
the Elks
Bessie Hail
E. L. Glaze
Fort Scott Tribune
Tipton
George S. Montgomery
John Montgomery, Jr
Friemel
Albert Cross
Edna Crenshaw
J. T. Crenshaw
Holland Scott
Edna Chilton
Helen
Elizabeth Letts
Jefferson City
Fred Tegler
Marshall, Mo
Tegler
J. E. Tegler
Seventh
New Yok Avenue
Ben Gallie
Crawford
James Goff
Ninth
O. W. Wright
Wright
Anna Brown
South Monireau
Lee Bard
Phoenix
Arizona
Mr. Norton
Henry Lamm
Norton
Ife
W. E. Bard
Lexington
Mao
J. M. O'Rourke
Hugh Harvey
Bates County
Oscar Thomas
Thomas
Webster Groves
Edward Demand
Demand
Peter Brandt
W. H. Boyd
Missouri Pacific Dispatchers
Morristown
Ind
John P. Gass
Gass
Lulu Fisher
Cape Girardeau
Carl Hoffman
Charles Hoffman
East Sedatia Grocer
Clarence Glenn
Glenn
Eleanor Bowman
S. B. Underwood
Dallas
Texas
Harry Bowman
Emil Dorn
Bruce B. Yates
Amarillo
Katherine Schotte
New Franklin
Mayme Schotte
Harry Servant
Richard Servant
Pleasant Hill
Ed Smith
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Texarkana
Ark
F. L. Hoy
Birmingham
Ala
Col. Hoy
Elk Hotel
H. W. Servant
George Sandfort
Coffeyville
Phil Lain
Chicago
Roy Finnell
Stine
Harry Smith
Jeti? City
Bainess Steele
W. D. Steele
I. Stern
Iowa
Bess Brownfield
Cole Camp
Centerview
J. Howard Bradley
J. A. Bradley
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Goethe Club
Racine, Wis
Mary Cook
Pittsford, N. Y
la Grippe
Pernna
H. Henry Powers
Vermont
Morrisville
John H. Gear
United States
Senator Gear
Burlington
Mr. O. Fisher
Lexington Avenue
New York City
O, Fisher
Br. Hartman
Lartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
J. D. Crawford
Steamboat Springs
J.C. Branch
Sparks Bros
Warensburg
A. Eubanks
Eubanks
James Wilson
East Sedalia
Grand Avenue
John B. Rickman
Lee Monroe
Wwaltile
Walter K. Monroe
Warren B. Galbreath
M., K7
John L Hlall
J. Walden
Evening Sentinel
Col. Lingle
Brunswick
Brunswicker
Sentinel
Mrs. Mary Cook
Taylor
Ida Bachngartner
Joseph Lennartz
Moniteau
Wilkerson
Brunjes
Warsaw
Walnut
Kansas
Clifton Heights School
Jos. Cassman
Eupepsia Company
St. Louis, Me
Eupepsia Chemical, CO
Clarig Avenue
ST. Louis, MO
Ohio Street
P. A.gessna
Tamine and
Mo. P. Ry
New ’Phone
Alassa
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