Peruna Helps Woman Recover From Stomach Troubles
Mrs Lenora Bodenhamer of Kernersville North Carolina writes that persistent stomach trouble indigestion and nervous unease pressed on her until Peruna and Manalin provided relief She cites medical advice from Dr Hartman diagnosing catarrh of the stomach and says she now feels as well as ever The note is presented as one of many testimonials praising Peruna and urging others with similar symptoms to try it
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Lenora Bodenhamer
Kernersville
N. C
Peruna
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. F. Walsh
36Th St
New York City
Lydia BR
Pinkham
Stationer’s Golem Foretells Quick Marriage in Punchline Sketch
An elderly German stationer amuses his family with stories about customers. He predicts a pink cheeked young woman will wed soon, citing purchases of paper and envelopes as clues. He claims a fiancé will come soon and the marriage will happen quickly, in a humorous Youth's Companion vignette.
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Carl
Ghosts of Dead Lakes Across the Great Basin
In the basin between the Rockies and the Sierra Nevadas the ghosts of many dead lakes remain. Rivers flow to the dry edges of once great reservoirs now evaporated by chinook winds. Only Great Salt Lake Lake Tahoe and Bear Lake survive while the Southern Pacific travels 165 miles over the Lahontan bed.
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Great Basin
Rockies
Sierra Nevadas
Great Salt Lake
Lake Tahoe
Bear Lake
Southern Pacific
Lake Lahontan
Fossil Lake
Counter Irritant Deflects Election Fraud Claims
In a wry exchange, Senator Sorghum admits he cannot prevent fraud but says he arranged measures to render the opposition’s fraud insignificant by comparison so it will go unnoticed. The remarks suggest a compromise approach to election integrity.
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Sorghum
Physician Endorses Grape-Nuts As Ideal Food
A doctor discusses diet and asserts much disease stems from poor food choices. He credits Grape-Nuts with alleviating malnutrition and heart symptoms after using it with milk. He says it supports a rational feeding system and invites readers to trust the product. Read The Road to Wellville in The Reason.
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Wellville
Public Spirited Citizen Revives Small Town Through Store Hope
A self made worker rises from farm youth to head of a large city firm. He returns to his hometown to build a big store, spurring farmers, creating jobs, paving streets, installing electric lighting and water works, and drawing new trade as the town transforms.
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Weekly Mirror
Type
Friends
Great Merchant Returns to Build a Lively Town
A retired financier reshapes his boyhood town into a bustling small city. He relocates to the old homestead, starts a store, spurs a high school and churches, and even sees an opera house rise as the Pan-Handle and Skedunk railroad expand. The town grows 1000 percent in five years. MORAL: develop local potential. no city thrives on outside purchases.
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Ife
Assidfos
Sawmill and Stone Work Flourish in Abyssinia
In Abyssinia at Adig Ababa a sawmill operates while Greek artisans quarry and hew stone. House building machinery is expected to be in demand once transport improves as the government builds in European style with three story stone houses visible in the capital.
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Adig Ababa
Abyssinia
World's Submarine Cables Share by Nation Revealed
The world’s total submarine cable length is about 450000 kilometers. About 60 percent is British, ten percent American, just over nine percent French, and around seven percent German. Germany has driven notable progress toward an independent system.
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Germany
Memorial Diplomatique
Londoner Daydreams Of Becoming Knight Mayor
An extract from the Baltimore American ponders what Londoners imagine for themselves as a daily dream, suggesting a fanciful notion of rising to be a knight mayor. The line playfully contrasts ambition with municipal leadership.
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Baltimore
A Fowl Question from the Ship's Hatches
A playful exchange imagines Mother Carey's chickens emerging from ship hatches as a quizzical nautical motif. The vignette blends superstition with oceanic imagery and humor.
New Yorks Insurance Law Expands Life Policy Sales
The New York insurance law standardizes policy forms and ends rebates, promoting dignified sales of life insurance. It removes old agent practices and opens opportunities for energetic and truthful men and women, with Paul Morton of Equitable Life leading in building a modern agency.
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State of New York
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Morton
Naples Registry Sees 15-Year-Old Groom Wed Under Royal Dispensation
In Naples a 15 year old groom Ce lestino Giordano and his bride Gisella Nappi married after presenting a royal decree of dispensation to the registry. The commissioner hesitated but the document from the king allowed the ceremony in the presence of parents and a crowd of onlookers.
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Naples
Celestino Giordano
Gisella Nappi
Child’s Severe Skin Itching Healed by Cuticura Trio
Mrs A C Brestlin of Chicago describes a year of intense itching on her baby’s face and neck. After many doctors and trials, she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills, saw marked improvement, and reports the child is now healthy after three boxes of the ointment.
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Miss G
A. C. Brestlin
N. Lincoln St
Chicago
Ill
Pike Sighting of Peak Named After General
General Zebulon Pike claimed the peak bearing his name as the first white man to see it. He noted the summit lacked patent medicine signs and pressed on, regretting not stopping to search for gold nearby as he continued his arduous march.
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Zebulon Pike
Fragmented ad blurbs mix old product pitches and quotes
A jumbled collection of vintage advertisement lines mentions potnam fadnless dyes, Winslow's soothing syrup for teething, a 2 cent package, a Lewis' cigar, and generic maxims. It reads as a stray OCR fragment from a newspaper ads page with unclear dates or sources.
Krause's Cold Cure and Garfield Tea Ad
An old newspaper item touts Krause's Cold Cure for head cold throat and chest and a Garfield Tea claimed to purify blood regulate digestion and promote good health. It mentions a 25 cent druggist price and says Garfield Tea is manufactured in Brooklyn New York and sold by druggists. It also notes work of trained oarsmen pulling boats using about two horsepower.
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Garfield Tea
Garfield ‘Tea Co
Brooklyn
N. Y
Farmer Korntop Provides Folk Saying About Misfortunes
A rustic exchange where the boy asks what misfortunes mean and Farmer Korntop explains that troubles arrive in waves. He cites a wet spell ruining tomatoes followed by a dry spell that spoils other crops as a simple folk truth.
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Farmer Korntop
Cheney attests firm owes hundred dollars for uncured catarrh
Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney Co sworn to pay one hundred dollars for each uncured case of catarrh in Toledo. The oath, dated December 4 1934, is before notary A W Gleabon in Toledo County.
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Bratz Oy Onro
Frank J. Cheney
A. D
A. W.gleabon
Tiny Sister Warns Lulu About Downstairs Visitor
In a brief exchange from Woman's Home Companion, Tiny Sister hurries Lulu as she rushes into her sister's room. Lulu agrees to go down but Tiny Sister pleads not to delay for a shave.
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Tiny Sister
Big Sister
Lulu
Mr. White
Tapioca Mystery in the Orchard Lesson
A kindergarten teacher explains how trees provide food and asks where tapioca comes from. Olive guesses that oaks are tapped, while the class discusses maple syrup and other tree gifts.
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Olive
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Theon Swollo
Allen
Eicnature
Julie Florence Wals
Free Farms
Canada
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Ottawa
W. W. Bennett
Keller Ettrov
Kent
Sant
Duall Ave
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