Henrietta Marsh Credits Peruna For Grippe Recovery
Henrietta A S Marsh of Los Angeles writes that a seven week la grippe vanished after using Peruna. She praises the remedy, notes three weeks to full restoration, and mentions travel in Kentucky and Tennessee where Peruna also helped. Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio is cited and a free Peruna Almanac for 1905 is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta A. S. Marsh
6Th St
Los Angeles
Cal
President
Woman's Benevolent Ass'n
Marsh
Kentucky
Tennessee
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Animals lack language and human thought says old Boston paper
The article argues animals have no language or true thought and cannot learn arithmetic or represent ideas as humans do. It notes instinct and learned signs from humans shape animal actions, cites pigs and a sow pointing, and mentions Darwin and heredity in pigs as observed by observers. It reflects a 19th century nature study view from the Boston Christian Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Saratoga
Darwin
Boston Christian Register
Think Straight for Lawyers in Success Magazine
The passage argues that a lawyer cannot build a reputation while constantly thinking about medicine or engineering. It asserts focus on law, thorough study, and deep immersion in its principles as essential. Excellence requires uninterrupted legal concentration and dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Success Magazine
Laws More Lenient Reflect Diminishing Death Penalties
A historical note states that under a century ago there were about 100 capital offenses. That number has fallen to possibly three or fewer in civilized nations. Treason rarely carries death now unless the country is at war.
Philippine Bill Passes in Senate with One Republican Defect
The Philippine government bill cleared the Senate by 4 to 23 amid amendments and debate. McCumber stood alone among Republicans opposing final passage, as Democrats secured several amendments including reducing railroad bond interest from 6 to 4 percent and provisions on taxation, indebtedness, immigration, land patents, metric system, and civil governance.
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Senate
McCumber
Philippines
Passengers cite Japanese claims on ships sunk at Port Arthur
Passengers arriving at Chefoo from Kwangtung peninsula corroborate Japanese reports of Russian ships sunk recently at Port Arthur. They suggest Japan may abandon fortress capture, noting losses include three torpedo boats mined during a December 14 night attack on Sevastopol. A mass meeting at Carnegie Hall urged prompt arbitration treaty ratification with leading powers. Mayor McClellan presided amid applause. speakers included M Linn Bruce, Archbishop Ireland, and others.
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Chefoo
Kwangtung Peninsula
Port Arthur
Sevastopol
State Department
Carnegie Hall
Alices
New York
American Conference of International Arbitration
George B. McClellan
M. Linn Bruce
Ireland
Grover Cleveland
Carl Schurz
John Mitchell
Andrew Carnegie
Nelson A. Miles
Oscar 8. Strauss
Hague
Henry C. Potter
George Gray
Delaware
Rabbi Silverman
Three Men Die in Los Angeles Mill Fire
Fire gutted Eureks planing mill at East Sixth and Santa Fe on Friday evening. Three mill employees perished and three nearby cottages burned. Loss pegged at about $10,000 with victims yet unidentified.
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Eureks
East Sixth and
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Cal
Patterson Murder Trial Denies Acquittal Request
Justice Vernon M. Davis in the New York Supreme Court criminal branch refused to acquit Nan Patterson after the prosecution rested its case. The court adjourned the trial until Monday at the defense request.
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Vernon M. Davis
Supreme Court
New York City
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Rapid spread of plants through disturbed ground
The writer notes rapid plant spread after railway embankments created bare ground. Yellow broom and poppies appeared in profusion along the former railway lines, with Mavalays reference to soil enriched by corpses after battle of Landon.
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Ma Vaulay
Absorbed in Her Work by Mrs Somerville
Mrs Somerville the popular scientific writer was noted for extraordinary concentration as she wrote on universe phenomena with family life buzzing around her. Her husband challenged her with a public insult while she toiled, and she remained unfazed continuing her work despite the distraction.
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Somerville
London
New York firm wins $90,000 housing contract
A New York firm contracted to supply a large number of complete houses including decorations and servant engagement for 90 thousand dollars. The text also mentions tea quality and comfort, with a grocer advertisement claiming good tea and household supplies.
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New York
Fragmentary Coffee Car Riddle Prompts Eccentric Phrase
A fragmented line hints at a coffee car described as a country, asking how it should pass. The text includes odd names and phrases like Pyare peer mee Mine Schulling's Best, suggesting a cryptic or satirical OCR fragment without clear event or person details.
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Schulling
Beauty of Child's Eyes Reflected in Norton Poem
A short verse praising a child's eyes as wells of undefiled thought. The speaker extolls their beauty and evokes prayerful earnestness joy and sympathy with vivid, reverent language. The quote emphasizes hope love curiosity and the luminous quality of a child’s gaze.
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Norton
Cable Message Flashed Quickly Across Ocean Link
Cable message flashes in about three seconds from one end of the Atlantic to the other as Schilling's Best promises money back if not in stock at your grocer. The notice highlights rapid delivery expectations and consumer guarantees.
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Atlantic
Tea consumption rises among people in steady flow
The text notes growing tea use with customers seeking quality tea and following established guidelines. It mentions a grocer and a viewer, but details are unclear and fragmented.
Woman's Inconsistency in Beauty Claims
A quotational note highlights the contradiction in women who dismiss beautifying trends while living by those statements, illustrating public attitudes toward fashion and self presentation.
Extravagant People Debate Tea Customs At Dow
A fragmented note discusses extravagant tastes and contrasts tea usage with other ceremonies. The text references Keir and Sant in a quirky, cryptic exchange, indicating a casual, satirical tone about social habits and identity.
Woman Sees Recovery After Pinkham’s Herbal Remedy
Mrs. Faasx Derren of Meriden Connecticut reports long suffering from sterise condition yielding to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After five months of treatment she says relief came quickly, she carried her baby to maternity and now thrives with a healthy daughter. she calls herself a new woman and credits the remedy for improved health and ability to work.
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Dean Mus
Povenlam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Faasx Derren
Second St
Meriden
Conn
Ferfat
Free Medical Advice to Woman by Mrs Pinkham
Woman urged to write to Mrs Pinkham for free medical guidance with empathy and reassurance. The notice claims ongoing help for endocrine issues and promises rapid replies, mentioning an address in Massachusetts.
Comforts of Travel on the California Limited
The winter porter service includes pressing trousers while you wait for rastidloue dressers. The luxurious train offers daily wire market reports, morning and evening newspapers, fine stationery, a western books library, and current magazines. Whitley exerciser and electric curling irons cater to athletic and female travelers. The Santa Fe maintains the fast flyer, while theaters and taverns restrict entry to those over 16.
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California
Santa Fe
Unclear fragmentary text on workers and remedies
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions unhappy drones and a quote about the hardest working and poorest paid people with nothing to do. References Mrs Winslow's soothing teething remedy and assorted garbled terms suggest an old newspaper item, but readable facts are minimal.
Sure Stimulus to Conversation. A Prompt for Polite Banter
A reader suggests using a light prompt to spark dialogue when meeting a man who is at a loss for topics. The idea is to invite him to share his true melodies and interests as a way to reveal conversation fuel and establish engagement.
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