Aldrich endorsements boost Peruna tonic across letters
Congressional figure W P Aldrich of Alabama cites Peruna as a safe vegetable remedy to build up a depleted system in his family. Other testimonials praise Peruna for catarrh of the stomach and head, kidney complaints, nervous fatigue, and general nervous debility, with the firm promising a mailed booklet on catarrhal summer diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Aldrich
Alabama
Washington, D.C
Perona Medicine Co
Columbus
W. P. Aldrich
Emory
Omaha
Neb
North
Sixteenth Street
Portina
Emor
Peruna Medicine Co
Ohio
Lord Wolseley’s Family and Military Career
Lord Wolseley born in Ireland belongs to an old Stafford shire line. He entered the army in 1852 and has served in Burmah India China Canada Ashantee Egypt and the Sudan making him one of the most engaged generals in history.
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Lord Wolseley
Emerald Isle
Burmah
India
China
Canada
Ashantee
Egypt
Sowdan
Baltimore considers renaming North Avenue to Schley Avenue
Baltimore weighs changing North Avenue to Schley Avenue to honor Rear Admiral Schley as the city expands beyond the current northern boundary. Also noted are ads for cough remedies and a quack line about Mall’s Catarrh Care and a proverb about Opportunity.
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Admiral Schley
Baltimore
Schley
King Edward's progress and global events reported
July totals show $4 756 800 in US somage. Bonsdor seeks funds for St Louis expo. Brazos valley floods receding. Pausa Costa Rica volcano noises and ashes. Morut India railway derailment kills 16 natives. 30 Europeans injured. Mount Kimbia explosion recovers 67 bodies at Wollongong. King to meet German Emperor to discuss continental armaments. Cave-in at Homentnice mine kills two Frenchmen. workers killed in Lead, SD. Tacoma wheat receipts rise. total near 14 million bushels. Malacca collision sinks Prince Alexander with 40 lives lost. Deaf teacher Charles Kearney commits suicide. Mosquito bite blamed for infant death. Provost Parqahar limits troop mix with strikers at Shenanflowh. Queen Lilluokalani income tax issue noted. Train robbery suspects captured in Gomez Palacio. $10 000 recovered. River flooding traps Quinlan residents rescued by boats. No mine guards sent from Philadelphia due to cost. Lee Newton lynching reported near Magnolia Ark. Denver Horse Show invites Roosevelt as judge. Russian press terror continues under successor to Sipiagin. Lisbon, N D, hit by hurricane and hail. crops ruined. Leeds Liberal victory analyzed as limited. British postal service reveals inexperienced operators in central office.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Democracia
Pausa
Costa Rica
Morut
India
Kimbia Solliery
Wollongong
Continental
John Puuler
Joseph Varvaiz
Homentnice
Charles Kearney
Decatur
Maile
New York Board of Health
Alfred Groneberger
Parqahar
Shenan— Flowh
Aruliog
Lattorney
Thowali
Lilluokalan
Gomez, Palacio
Northwest Notes recounts deaths and fires across West in crude OCR
A hastily read roundup reports Mack Shely killed by a freight train near Frame’s camp Washington and Finnest Sprague drowned while bathing near Ashland Montana. It cites arson, shootings, and accidents across Wyoming Montana Oregon and Nevada with details on names places and outcomes.
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Mack Shely
Frame
Crting
Wash
Thin Shall
Finnest Sprague
Ashland
Mont Sprague
Wnd
W. J. H. White
San Francisco Board of Public Works
Iain Seattle
White
Chicago
New Atthe
Indian affairs chief dies at 94 in Canada Died at Wandsworth Common aged 94
Lieut. Col. Froom Talfourd, late superintendent general of Indian affairs in the Dominion of Canada, has died at Wandsworth Common. He was 94 and earlier helped oversee Ottawa operations and was connected with Captain Marryatt and Dickens characters. The notice notes his career and links to Tom Traddies in Dickens David Copperfield. The report also mentions unrelated literary items and a magazine overview.
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Dickens Gharacter
Froom Talfourd
Dominion of Canada
Wandsworth Common
St. Janes
Tom Traddies
Dickens
David Copper
Captain Marryatt
Canada
Ottawa
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Aldrich
Perona
Hon. W
W. L. Douglas
L. Douglas
Heyl
Eva . Titus
W. L Douglas
Brockton, Mass
University OF Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Imerch
Wrmanies
St. Edward's Hall
Compleveneas
Iesegulemans
Morrissey
ST. Mary's Academy
Indiana
Studius
Conservatory of Music
Cinaica! Conservatories
Pope
Europe
Boston Normal School of Gymnastica Bookkeeping
Phovor- Tai
Tress OF
Howard E. Burton
Omauast
East Fourth Street
Leadville, Co
Penston
Mall
Opportunity
Libby
Ey Poe Ray Iy Darletone
Irew
Teac Ae
Tom SY
McNeill & Libby
Susie and
Tfellars
Bobin
Walnut St
W.N. U
Salt Lake No
Edward
Mats
United States
Plaza
Congress
Bonsdor
Brazos Valley
Texas
Tacoma
Malacca
Strake
Prince Alexander
Han-Lin-Gua
Arewon Quinlan
Tex
Tesday
Greenville
Paris
Philadelphia
Nct
Tno Heavy
Lee Newton
Forpie
Magnolia
Ark
Denver Horse Show Association
Presigent Roosevelt
M. Sipiagan
M. von P
Lisbon
N. D
Carter
Leeds
Northwest Notes
Oliver Davis
Salvation Army of
Portland
Oregon
Oberlin
Decatur County
Kan
George W. Houldwin
Fortland
Leyden Gulch
Golden
Cole
Charles ©. Ewing
United States Army
Wart Preble
Ephrain H. Ewing
Wyoming
Alexander
J. W. Berry
Montana
Black Perry
James Hayate
Hysham Cattle Company
Hayate
al Helens
Mont
Samuel Travis
Mmes Randall
Travis
E. E. Starrett
Battle Mountain
Nev
Rock Creek
Don Martinus
Copperton
Wyo
M. A. Steep
California
Steep
Batele
Fle
Ansa Christensen
Jesse Johnson
Kirke Bowman
Pacific Springs
Wye
New York
Lander
Hardin
Schog
Johnson
J. B. Wilson
Missoula
Harey Grum
Balte
Gram
Grace Rooney
South Cheyenne
New England
Martha McCulloch Wiliams
A. Radclyne Dugmore
Alfred ‘Ollivant
Bob
Battle
Artur E. Johnson
Willis J. Moore
Eadle
Area Dora
Porcupine River
Yukon
Ying
St. Nicholas
Tom Jurnagan, Jr
Piso
Revinesineey
Maple Street
Norwich
Porto Rican Code Commission
Fecien
Ballington Booth
Warren Avenue
You Hutton
Our Lady of the Beaches
Norman Duncan
Arthur Coltin
Jack London
Alice Brown
Annie TL Deasath
Mittens
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