Peruna Conquers Catarrh Worldwide in Testimonies
A broad advertisement extols Peruna as a universal cure for catarrh. It cites testimonials from Australia Hawaii Cuba and many regions praising Peruna’s efficacy and claiming permanent relief, with claims of a vast global demand and endorsements from officials and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Greenland
Mancheria
Patagonia
Prom
Hawaii
Jonah Balamanacle
Congress
Washington, D.C
Senor Quesada
United States
Washington, D. C
Gonzalo de Quesada
Hartman
Peruna
Warner Wins Senatorship After Deadlock in Missouri Legislature
After a protracted deadlock since January 18, the Missouri legislature elected Mayor William Warner of Kansas City as United States senator to succeed Francis M. Cockrell. The seventh ballot produced Warner with 91 votes to Cockrell's 83 and Niedringhaus's one, in a 175 total with 88 needed for a majority. The chamber erupted as officers were threatened and the adjournment clock was even smashed amid the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Francis M. Cockrell
Wiliam Warner
Kansas City
Jointessen
Mixcourt
Warner
Cockrell
Thomas K. Niedringhaus
Richard C. Kerens
Assembly Chamber
Jame Warner
Arner
Cockrel
Niedringhaus
Urge Peace On The Czar Amid War Proposals
Report states powerful influences within Emperor Nicholas II's circle are pressing for peace with Japan on a reasonable basis. They argue continued war causes heavy losses and that Russia can seek a dignified, not glorious, settlement without surrendering honor, while rejecting onerous terms from Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Japan
Russia
Pacific
Parachute Fail At Wallace Injures Two Men In Flight
Two parachutists fell 200 feet when the balcon tore from a Wallace Idaho ascent. The parachutes failed to open, sending both men crashing into spectators. A nearby boy was burned by the falling balloon while one parachutist suffered severe injuries and the other was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tena
Capes
Odell Seriou
Wallace
Idaho
Middlekarf
Ovell
Lad Found Dead After Whipping Over School Absence
Frencoe Geno, son of coal dealer John W. Cleno once of Philadelphia, hanged himself in a Tipton West Virginia stable after being whipped for staying away from school. His pony whinnied at the stall bars as rescuers coaxed the body down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frencoe Geno
John W. Cleno
Philadelphia
Tipton
W. V
A Quick Recovery From Kidney Trouble Thank You Note
Mrs. C E Bumgardner of Topeka Kansas writes praising Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and allied ailments. She reports gradual relief after using the remedy over the past year and signs her thanks. Free trial offered by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, W T. Sold by dealers at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E Bumgardner
Rebeccas
Topeka
Kans
Kanens Ave
Dean
C. BE. Bumgardner
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
W. T
Prire
Something Doing
A fragment notes a nighttime disturbance with a bang and reports of shooting in town around 3 o clock, referencing Morumest Enterprise and indicating two shooting incidents in some part of the town.
Untitled Caring Message on Remembrance and Character
A heartfelt note honors a deceased person emphasizing courage, kindness, and lasting memory. It reflects on pain and nervousness, then urges others to remember the individual by deeds and character rather than monuments, suggesting a personal inscription in hearts.
Milk Consumption in Gotham Declares City Quiet Cowless
In Greater New York residents drink 1,388,000 quarts of milk daily while never seeing a cow. The item juxtaposes tea and rest with milk use, noting the absence of visible dairy livestock in the urban scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
New York
First newspaper illustration traces to 1607 in England
A garbled note claims good tea tastes right and leaves a pleasant afterfeel, then mentions grocers reusing money and a 1607 illustration of news. It references Monmouthshire in England and an early newspaper image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouthshire
England
Readable Fragments From an Editor's Distant Page
Damaged OCR yields a fragmentary note about an editor and a distant page. The readable parts hint at a reflection on readership and editorial force without delivering full names dates or events. Further context cannot be determined from the fragments present.
Largest Pontoon Bridge at Calcutta Noted in Notice
A fragment notes the world’s largest pontoon bridge located at Calcutta, described as a sturdy structure amid brief, unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Dust and Refuse Barge Exports From London Rise
About 9000 tons of dust and refuse are removed from London annually by barge. The statement notes the scale of waste removal and hints at city sanitation operations and associated costs. This highlights urban waste management and river transport's role in handling refuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great City
London
Old-Fashioned Cold Cure Tip from Traditions
An old fashioned remedy for a cold is to wrap a silk handkerchief over the head after soaking the fast in mustard water. The approach emphasizes simple home care rather than modern remedies, reflecting historic health practices and household wisdom.
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Australia
Walter H. Woodward
Bomscher Royal Australian Artillery
Hobart
Tasmania
Plymouth Rock
Wack Minareas
Rhode Isang Reds
Hult Oryaera
Bugs
Eae
Treenttiae
Gal Mascanes
Ran Vogeler Seed CO
Seeds Poultry Supplies
LEE Pioneer Seed CO
Denver
Colorado
Lion Coffee
Grocers Everywhere
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ohio
Tsemaseesre Nalden-Judson Drug Co
General Agents
Salt Lake City
Utah
Apa Suiver
Big Catalog Tree
Vogeler Seed CO
Shi
Gtxs
Uereates
Wss Thompson
Eye
Cremo
Missouri
Czar
Warsaw
Wen
Lad
Father
Rebecca Officer
BFE
Schilling
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