Endorsements for Peruna from Dr Hartman era letter
A dated 1900 letter from John O Atkinson Independence Missouri lauds Peruna and Manalin for curing long standing catarrh and constipation. The testimonial claims Peruna provides systemic relief beyond local remedies and urges readers to write to Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio for advice.
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Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Taking No Chances. Clerk-I'm sorry, sir, but I can not sell you morphine.
A compact, humorous slice of early 20th century life with quips about morphine sales and a homely customer remark. It also lists patent medicine claims from Mother Gray's powders for children and other light anecdotes. The item blends jokes, ads, and short notices in a single page sketch.
A Very Fine Mummy Unearthed From Abu Sir Vault
The German Oriental Society reports a remarkable find at Abu Sir Egypt a perfectly preserved mummy of Jen Em Jecivet high priest dated about 4000 years ago The tomb also contained his priest reader and their wives Bringing the relics to Europe recent October digs revealed a blue green wig rouge enhanced eyes and a wooden statue along with two staffs The remains lie in a brown Maen shroud with signs of burial fashion and orientation toward the rising sun.
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Berlin
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Ungovernable Gaston My Governor Candidate Tale
A classroom reading exercise leads to the crowding of derivatives of govern with a student declaring Gaston is ungovernable, referencing Massachusetts governor candidates. In another drawing task a pupil interprets a chair scene by explaining she would bend her subject when summoned, illustrating literal thinking. Boston Transcript notes this item.
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Gaston
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Garfield Nomination Drama at 1880 Republican Convention
Washington letter recalls the 1880 Republican National Convention where Blaine Hart-Breeds and Grant Stalwarts clashed, Garfield secured the presidential nomination, and Blaine became secretary of state to stay influential. Garfield’s rapport with Virginia’s John Randolph Tucker contrasted with political rivals.
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Grant
Washington
Sherman
John Randolph Tucker
Virginia
Ran Tucker
Tucker
Blaine
Richmond
Obituary Album Printer Finds Niche in Mourning News
A New York man builds obituary albums from 1600 daily papers and clipped notices. He charges 5 cents per clipping and 10 cents for telegrams and cards. Mrs. John W. Mackay owns several albums about her husband with over 6000 clippings. Samuel D. Babecek and Bert Reiss also feature in large volumes.
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New York
John W. Mackay
Tim
Samuel D. Babecek
Bert Reiss
Roosters Legs Too Long Local Tale Describes Distress
A Peterson La Patriot item tells of a young rooster in a town whose legs grew too long to reach the ground. The starving bird was noticed by its owner who raised the food higher to feed it. The clipping ends with a general remark about motive and unseen acts in the world.
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Winged word tourists and a tide of exotic dishes
The piece recalls Sir Walter Scott sharing walks with Wordsworth at Rydal Mount and an inn inscription about his ale. It also reports a sensational San Francisco banquet featuring bizarre Chinese courses such as Bird's nest soup in four courses, sharks prepared in many ways, lotus flower dishes and abalone meat amid a parade of unusual delicacies.
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Sir Walter Scott
Rydal Mount
Lake Country
Sir Walter
Matt Ligner
Wordeworth
Walter
Abbotsford
San Francisco
Robert Louis Stevenson
Collection of tapa cloths on display at San Francisco park museum
A display of tapa cloths from Samoa Fiji Tonga and Hawaii is now installed in the park museum in San Francisco. The varied patterns and colors include soft silk like tapas used as loin drapes for dancing girls. Some tapas appear yellow black white or gray and many hues mingle through tan and terra cotta shades.
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San Francisco
Atlanta woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for ovarian cure
Miss Alice Bailey of Atlanta Georgia recounts lasting relief from ovarian inflammation after three years of pain and a near operation. She describes reading an advertisement and using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, reporting two bottles brought improvement and eventual full recovery, with weight gain and restored health. The letter outlines typical symptoms and notes the ailment could involve dull throbbing pains and tenderness in the lower abdomen.
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Suregeon
Lydia EB. Pinkham
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