Catarrh of the lungs praised by Chicago secretary
Miss Maggie Welch of Rows Educational and Benevolent Society, Chicago, writes that Peruna cured her severe cold with cough and lung soreness. She recounts relief from the first day and urges readers to contact the Peruna Medicine Co. for literature.
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Chicago
Peruna
Maggie Welch
Rows Educational and Benevolt Society
North State
Perna
Perona
Peruna Medicine Co
Commons
Ohio
Senator Clark Seizes Control Of Salt Lake and San Pedro
Clark of Montana secures a controlling stake in the Salt Lake and San Pedro railroad to push completion and unlock copper mine product outputs. Mention of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children touts widespread testim ong solace for feverish, teething, and stomach issues with over 90 000 testimonials. Also notes Bishop Hall authorizing a Vermont legislative prayer for church services.
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Clark
Senator Clark
Montana
Salt Lake
San Pedro
Mother Gray
New York
Allen 3
Olmsted
LeRoy
Sewer Hunters in London Seek Treasure in Mud
A London sewer hunter outfits with tail eye lantern canvas apron and eight foot pole with iron hoe end. He probes four locations by foot, lantern fixed to the shoulder to light his path and feet. He sifts walls and crevices for any valuable item including old iron rope bones coins and jewelry.
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London
Chambers’ Journal
Mrs Kingscote in New York Leads Checkered Career Tale
English adventuress Mrs Kingscote, daughter of Sir Henry Drum mond Wolff and wife of Col Howard Kingscote, once cashed Byron’s 250000 cheque and reputedly profited from clergy and peers. Her memoir includes a caustic letter calling Byron “the biggest cad and idiot,” and she describes a “checkered and varied career” in Who’s Who. Now in New York, her exploits continue to provoke court stories and society scrutiny.
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Lord Byron
Byron
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff
Spain
Col
Howard Kingscote
School For Scandal
New York
Prince a Rug Seller's Far-Flung Life Journey
Salem Mussaleam, an Egyptian prince tracing Ptolemy lineage, lives in Lexington Kentucky selling rugs. An oriental nomad by choice he wandered the western United States seeking freedom from a planned life. He now studies medicine at the Kentucky School of Medicine in Louisville with plans to serve as a surgeon in the Khedive’s army in Egypt.
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Salem Mussaleam
Lexington
Lifm
Kentucky School of Medicine
Louisville
Egypt
Army of the
Khedive
East End
Lord Reay
London
Dr August Koenig Hamburg Drops Sales Leader Claim
The German marketed product Dr August Koenig Hamburg Drops is described as a blood purifier and health restorer for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The advertisement asserts it leads similar medicines in sales and public confidence, noting it is not new but has been sold for over sixty years.
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August Koenig
Hamburg
Reform voting and harsh climate control remarks
Excerpt recalls a boomerang election under a reform ticket ending in payroll layoffs. The Chicago Tribune quotes a debate on the Australian ballot. A lecturer, Dr Symes Thompson, cites climate as a factor in subsiding English governance in Egypt and notes that British officers should not strike natives.
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Reform
George
Chicago Tribune
Gresham College
Symes Thompson
Egypt
Pretty Unique Binding in German Library Catalog
A German library collection in Warstentein Cassel features books that resemble logs. Each volume documents a tree's complete history with a bark cover for scientific and common names. One side shows the trunk naturally, the other polished. inside are leaves fruit fiber and insect parasites with full tree descriptions.
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Warstentein
Bear Cassel
Germany
McKinley Niece Becomes Noted Real Estate Financier
Margaret McKinley, niece of the late president and daughter of Abner McKinley, works as a clerk at an Oklahoma City national bank and has amassed a fortune through real estate speculation. She started by buying city lots at about 125 dollars each in what later became a premier business district, with profits reportedly rising.
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McKinley
Margaret McKinley
Abner McKinley
National Bank
Oklahoma City
Miss McKinley
The cowman's idea of a good time costs him champagne
Disjointed clipping notes compare cowman leisure in Kansas City with champagne buys and dog feeding tips, then scatter to fashion, medicine, and education remarks. Separate items touch Allen's foot powder ads, Bernhardt costume work, wood vs iron durability, retired life age, and London schooling punctuality.
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Kansas City
Pretty Story From Russia on a Railway Platform
A ragged beggar pleads at a Russian railway station as a prosperous passenger offers five rubles to the man if he kisses the general's wife. The beggar petitions the woman who, after consulting her husband, allows the kiss and offers mercy.
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Russia
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St. Louis
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Hesorine
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