Peruna Endorsed by Treasury Official for Summer Catarrh
Register of the U S Treasury Judson W Lyons praises Peruna as an excellent remedy for catarrhal affections in spring and summer and for heat related mood low. Readers share testimonials praising Peruna for digestion headaches sleeplessness and general well being with Dr Hartman offering free advice.
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Register OF the U. S. Treasury
Judson W. Lyons
Register of the United States Treasury
Washington, D. C
Augusta
United States
The Hold Up Church Aims For No Uplift In Word
The text reflects a solemn note that the hold up church cannot grant uplift through words and that dutiful people are described as beautiful, implying a moral judgment or contrast within a religious setting.
Cuticura Remedies Promoted as Complete Skin Cure
The ad extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as superior skin purifiers and cures for eczema psoriasis ringworm and other skin issues. It claims immediate relief speedy permanent results safety economy and provides application instructions and testimonials from readers.
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Erecheet
Berp
Charteyhouse
Pane
Tsedebe Fur
Breton
Columbus Ave
Dre
Chem. Corp
Carterd
Insurance Against Spinsterhood in Denmark
Denmark develops an insurance system to offset spinsterhood risk. At birth a girl may have $225 deposited. if she remains unmarried at 30 she gets a $25 annual annuity, rising by $25 every decade. If she marries before 30 the $225 is returned. if she dies before 30 a funeral contribution of about $30 to $35 is made.
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Denmark
Ladies at Stratford- Avon's Carnegie library struggle
Miss Marie Corelli Miss Ellen Terry and Lady Colin Campbell have waited in vain for masculine help to preserve little ancient houses on the Stratford-on-Avon site for the Carnegie library. The London Chronicle notes Carnegie and the town mayor press on.
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Marie Corelli
Ellen Terry
Colin Campbell
Stratford-on-Avon
Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
The
London Chronicle
Cutter Burr Davis Remembered For 365 Blade Knife Exhibition
Burr Davis of Mount Vernon New York who died recently gained fame decades ago for a pocketknife with 365 blades shown at the Crystal Palace in New York. A Connecticut native, he grew up in Waterbury’s cutlery trade.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Burr Davis
Crystal Palace
New York City
Connecticut
Waterbury
Do Your Clothes Look Yellow Use Red Cross Ball Blue
Advice note recommends Red Cross Ball Blue to whiten clothes. Mentions a 202 package priced at 5 cents.
English King in Rome Ties Roman Visit History
King Edward's recent trip to Rome marks him as the third English monarch to reach the Eternal City. Earlier pilgrims include Aethelwulf in 855 and Canute in 1026, whose letters survive. Edward VII’s visit ends a long interlude, dating back to Canute.
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Edward
Rome
Aethelwulf
Canute
England
Edward VII
Wealthy founder shaped plate glass industry in New Albany
Albany special to the Indianapolis Sentinel recounts Capt. John B. Ford, founder of the first polished plate glass factory in the United States, his rise from poverty to riches, and his role in establishing factories at New Albany, Tarentum, Creighton, and Ford City. He later sold his plants to the plate glass trust for about $10,000,000, and retired, after pioneering fuel use of natural gas.
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United States
Albany
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Greenville
New Albany
Lenox
Mass
Washington
Chas
New York
Tarentum
Creighton
Ford City
Pittsburg
Plate Glass Trust
Taverntina E
Feng Caceer
Furte
Seouyrd Hs
Short Names Advantage in Cabinet Big among Early Officials
The present cabinet favors short names with five of nine advisers bearing one syllable. Names like Hay Root Shaw Postmaster Payne and Attorney General Knox stand out. Longer names like Hitchcock and Cortelyou are harder to pronounce, while predecessors showed similar letter counts.
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Hay
Root
Shaw
Payne
Knox
Moody
Wilson
Hitchcock
Cortelyou
Day
Alger
Gage
Charles
Bet
Eno
John W. Griggs
John D. Long
Benjamin B. Smith
B. B. Smith
The Might of a Lie and a Discarded Presidential Promise
A commentator recalls ex Speaker John G Carlisle now a New York lawyer. A Cynthiana speech quote is contested as a misattribution that ruined his political hopes. Carlisle admits no verbatim report existed and blames newspaper reconstruction for the lie.
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John G. Carlisle
Washington Square
Pine Street
Cynthiana
New York
United States
Sol
Diers
South Carolina
North
Carlisle
Tribune
Post Office Romp Over Love Letters In Small Town
A young woman asked at the post office if a letter awaited her. When told no business letter existed she blushed deeply. She returned to request checking for love letters, then departed as the day grew longer and laundry bills also stretched.
First Class in Grammar Ends in a Silly Swap
Johnny complains about a teacher and misquotes a definition. He defends his error by saying the teacher told them postpone means to put off, then jokes about postponing clothes when they gain swimming. His uncle recalls childhood memories as the exchange ends with a light, humorous moral.
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Johnny
Nunky
Grippe Hurst Kidneys Doan's Kidney Pills Ad
A historical ad from Arrona New Mexico promotes Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney troubles from bed wetting to back pain. It cites multiple testimonials from individuals in Bartnk Crees Puixy Puixy W Va Point Pleasant and Aching backs relieve dropsy urine symptoms and insomnia.
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Arrona
New Mexico
Doan
C. Lucrro
Bartnk Crees
Mica
Dean
Grand Trunk R. RR
Geo. Grrrorp
Puixy
W. Va
Dona
Hoolf
Point Pleasant
Jas
A. Lanna
Eminent Bachelors Named In Historical Retrospect
A column listing many famous men described as bachelors includes Beethoven Schubert Bel linii Cinarosa Donizetti and John G Whittier among others. Philosophers scientists and inventors such as Kant Erasmus Leibniz Humboldt Gabeli Hahnemann Gall Guericke are noted as bachelors.
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Beethoven
Schubert
Bellini
Cinarosa
Donizetti
John G Whittier
Kant
Erasmus
Leibnitz
Humboldt
Gabilei
Hagens
Saturn
Leibig
Hahnemann
Franz Joseph Gall
Guericke
Thundering Dawn Publishes in Tokyo Under Buddhist Editor
A new Buddhist organ titled Thundering Dawn begins in Tokio with editor in chief a champion circulation lawyer. The greeting proclaims the paper’s eternity bound circulation and universal subscribers, claiming rivers and oceans will carry its news.
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Japan
Tokio
Expert Testimony on Postum Replacing Coffee
An expert testifies that coffee harms nerves and heart and praises Postum Cereal Coffee as a healthful substitute. The witness, once addicted to coffee, says Postum ended his cravings and restored health, urging others to quit coffee in favor of Postum.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Duty Calls Pushes Action Over Friendship
A pragmatic maxim urges seizing opportunity and taking action when duty demands. The speaker contrasts mere friendship with purposeful effort, advising to go where obligation leads and not waste time idle after arriving.
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Camilla Chartier
West Lexington St
Baltimore
Miss Camilla Chartier
Kate Bohn
Willoughby Ave
Brooklyn
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Cuticura
Canada
Allaa
Ottawa
W. V. Bennett
New York Life Wdg
Omaha
Neb
Piso
CSE
Putnam
Rootbeer
Birre Co
Balvera
Capt. Ford
Grippe
Portrr
Milsun Co
Buffalo, N
Winchester
Repeating
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
New Haven
Conn
Coffee
Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Bridgeport
Paxtine
KR. Paxton CO
Boston
Colurobus Ars
Schmoller & Mueller
Farnam S
Thompson
Ee Leaverworth
Owawa, Neb
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