A Judge's Wife Cured Of Pelvic Catarrh By Peruna
A period advertising piece urges Peruna as the sole internal remedy for catarrh and cautions against substitutes. It quotes Mrs. Minnie B. McAllister of Minneapolis praising Peruna after seven weeks of use, claiming full cure and renewed health. The text warns about imitation remedies sold cheaper by druggists and notes Dr. Hartman offers free advice.
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Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sancitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Judge McAllister
Westward St
Minneapolis
Minn
Peruna
Minnie B. McAllister
Volcanoes at Cooking Stores and Maori Tales
A fragmented miscellany notes volcanic heat used for cooking by Maori in New Zealand and mentions relics at Fotheringay Castle under Peterborough Archaeological Society protection. It includes historical odds and ends about remedies, a cave of tortures on Capri, and ancient inscriptions linked to imperial figures.
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New Zealand
Fotheringay Castle
Mary Queen of Scots
Peterborough
Capri
Tiberius
Commodus
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Constitutional Remedy
A shortened notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with price information. The Ugandan Bible translation titled Dreadfer. Ekitabo Ekyokusaba Kwabantu Bona is noted as the book of common prayer in the local language, printed by the Society for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Price, Ta
Uganda
Society For the Promotion of Christian Knowledge
Statue Bill Seeks 20000 for French and Potter Replica
In the United States Senate a bill was introduced to appropriate 20000 dollars for a replica of a famous bronze equestrian statue by Daniel C. French and Edward Potter. The original was cast in Paris with funds donated by American women.
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United States Senate
Broass
Danied C. French
Edward ©. Potter
Paris
World and Local News Roundup From the Era
A scattered summary of global events: a slight South Australian quake. a cholera death in Pekin’s Japanese barracks. Seattle homicide suspect at large. West Virginia coal strike affecting 29,000 workers. Kansas Prohibitionists mobilizing statewide. Reports cite Capetown troop movement, Kruger’s illness, King Albert’s critical condition, ex Governor Pennoyer’s estate valued at 150000 dollars, and a Cincinnati kidnapping reunion.
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Pekin
Paul Underwood
Seattle
West Virginia
Prohibitiontats
Kansas
Ucket
Capetown
England
Utrecht
Kruger
Albert of
Saxony
Pennoyer
Oregon
Margaret Taylor
Cincinnati
Hermosillo
Sonora
Northwest notes reveal fires and wrecks across the West
A cloudburst near Terry Montana damaged the Northern Pacific track while a fire at Wadsworth Nevada caused substantial loss. In Lamona Washington Mile Lahey was fatally crushed between cars. Noblesville Missouri saw a near-fatal house fire for the Brooks family. Coroners identified a body near a Butte smelter as John Reed, killed earlier. Other items report water rights battles in Wyoming, ticker fever research in Bitterroot, and renewed efforts against Butte gamblers. An Indian reservation opening bill advances in Wyoming, and rail storage structures burn in Kehoe Wyoming. The Ferris-Haggerty mine plans 400 jobs and a 500-ton plant. a Cheyenne skeleton is unearthed. a Rawlins relic, a World War relic, is noted. A Sweetwater miner, Steve Popps, is killed by a cave-in at No 1 mine.
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Terry
Mont
Wadsworth
Nevada
Scitchen
Lamona
Wash
Mile Lahey
Noblesville
Moat
Brooks
Wyoming
Laramie
Bitter Root
Reynolds
Butte
Joseph Turner
Batti
George Casey
Turner
Fie
John Moey
Tristier
William 4. Morgan
Fraomie
Big Hart County
Wyo
Helena
Carbon County
Sage Creek
N.M. Parsons
Rawlins
Tina
Parsons
TF. Tracey
Cheyenne
Union Pablfle
Keho
Rambler
Denver
Steve Popps
Central Coal & Coke Company
Sweetwater
Thunder Mountain Idaho a Mineral Treasure House
Thunder Mountain Idaho emerges as a vast mineral region with rich surface indications and a $7 to $1000 per ton range in Dewey mine. Early mining rush predicted as five routes access via Ketchum Mackay Boise Welser and Bedrock. Supplies expected by May or June, flour scarce at high prices, agriculture and stock-raising potential noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gola
Foana
Folala
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
United States
W. H. Dewey
Dewey
Mountaih
Ketchum
Mackay
Boise
Welser
Bedrock
Montana
Oregon Short Line
D. &. Burley
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Galt Lake City
America's greatest railway linked to Chicago Milwaukee St Paul
The passage extols the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railway famed for management, equipment, service, safety, and world famous electric trains between Omaha and Chicago. It notes cities Cithem Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and praises beer promotion in Milwaukee and Twin Cities standing. It ends with Alabama farm totals and racial breakdown.
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Chicago
United States
Milwaukee
St. Paul
America
Omaha
L. L. Dowwina
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Salt Lake City
Utah
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London
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Elf
Sendato
Jayelle Mfg.Co
Dope D
Max O'Rell
Ife
Piso
Expstey
Vanburen
Ind
South Australia
Mont Pelee
Galveston
Tex
Lanas
Nepros
Consul McWade
Banton
State Department
Chholera
Tuchan
Guest, Keene & Company
Dowlais
Glamorganshire
Wales
Martinique
Enrique Collazo
Palma
London Times
Kitchener
South Africa
Garden Grove
W. D. Duff
W. H. Clark
J. Wilfrid Blondin
Boston
Blondin
Hoston
Chalmeford
House of Commons
Broderick
Amsterdam
Great Britain
Wilhelmina
Europe
Henry ©. Frick
Pittsburg
Fifth Avenue
Grant Street
Cambulata
Arush Range
Russia
Northwest Notes
Butte Iast
John Reed
Clark
Colorado
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Building Trades Council of Denver
Thundersountain
Alabama
Howard E. Burton
Ofr
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