Meekison Endorses Peruna in Long Battle with Catarrh
Congressman David Meekison of Ohio, a prominent statesman and party leader, credits thirty years of catarrh warfare to Peruna. He reports using several bottles and feeling greatly benefited, hopeful for full eradication with continued use. He urges others to seek Dr. Hartman’s free medical advice at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
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Congressman Meekison
Ohio
David Meekison
America
Feruna
Tie
Congress
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Bret Harte's Hidden Persona Surfaces in Reminiscence
Mary Stuart Boyd recalls Bret Harte as unassuming and self effacing. A society matron laments not recognizing the author at a dinner, asking why she would be judged by his work alone. The author notes the difference between seeing a man and recognizing an author.
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Bret Harte
Mary Stuart Boyd
Turkeys presses face strict new controls on operation
A new Turkish law restricts printing houses to a single street door, covers windows with wire mesh, requires a year ahead ink declarations funded by the state, and mandates inspectors to review specimens of all printed material with fines for noncompliance.
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Turkey
Honduras stamps to be engraved in the United States
Honduras plans to engrave postage stamps and postal cards abroad this year with work in the United States and to mint a supply of silver coins in Philadelphia. The report comes from Consul W. E. Alger of Puerto Cortez.
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Honduras
United States
W. E. Alger
Puerto Cortez
Philadelphia
Homesickness for the old orchard and valley
Poem fragment recalling a farmer’s longing for the orchard and valley scenes. The speaker yearns for mornings with birds in eaves, wind through corn, river sounds, and the warmth of September on hills. A memory of a loved one remains as days feel lacking.
The Glare of the Footlights and Giacomo's Place
Billy Pepsin a famed vaudeville star is despondent after Sally Waters leaves him for a Jew manager. At Giacomo's Place his cohort Alphonse recounts the breakup, and Sally returns seeking reconciliation with Billy before darkness and their child. They reunite and leave together as dawn nears.
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Billy Pepsin
Billy
Giacomo
Rector’s
Giacomo Dozn
Alphonse Ginaud
Sally
Alphonse
Sally Waters
Wyera Boda
Man Clips Useful Household Hints From Page
A reader trims a household section clipping many recipes and tips such as rice fritters scrambled eggs and peach butter. He jokes about saving them for his wife but laughs that he cuts them out so she cannot try them.
Irish Magistrate Fines Italian-Born Boy for Irish Insult
A New York Times account recalls Magistrate Brann, proud of his Irish lineage, fining a boy who claimed Italian heritage ten dollars for insulting an honorable race. The boy said Mickey da Casey, and Brann declared Irish him too, humorously enforcing the insult fine.
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Brann
Mickey da Casey
New York Times
Whitehouse Teams With Hindlip On Nile Expedition Return
William Fitzhugh Whitehouse and his father Fitzhug Whitehouse returned to New York after joining Lord Hindlip on an Upper Nile expedition. In Abyssinia they were detained three days by local officials who would not recognize Emperor Menelek II's letter. After release the emperor welcomed them to Addis Ababa, hosted a banquet, and let them hunt on his private preserves.
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William Fitzhugh Whitehouse
Lord Hindlip
Upper Nile
New York
Fitzhug Whitehouse
Absynnia Nir
A Whitehouse
Menezes
Adis Abeda
Editress Complimented on Gazette's Continuity
The Kansas City Star notes no decline in the Emporia Gazette since William Allen White left for Idaho, leaving Mrs. White to publish the paper, praising the ongoing editorial effort.
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Emporia Gazette
Wiliam Allen White
Idaho
Best Methods of Cooking Compare Boiling Baking Roasting
A summary noting that boiling meat uses the least waste, followed by baking and then roasting, according to the sources. The comparison emphasizes efficiency across cooking methods.
Defiance Cold Water Starch Superior Value Ad
Those who tried it will use no other indicates Defiance Cold Water Starch offers 16 oz at 10 cents with higher quantity and quality than rival 12 oz brands. The ad extols superiority over other brands in market comparison.
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Mull
Lightning Medicine Co
Rock Island
Ill
Mull’s
Bome Grocers
Selections from The St Paul Calendar 1903 and Advertisements
A collage of short items and ads outlines a 1903 St Paul calendar offered for 25 cents, plus notes on trains, fashions, and tonics. It highlights Bryson pastel reproductions, central stations, and family remedies, with many brand-name products and promotional quips.
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Bryson
F. A. Miller
Chicago
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Geckman SR
Asices OS
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Iowa
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Omaha
Nobi
H.h.green
Atlants
Sawyer
Slade
Dunan
M. Sawyer & Son
Kole Mi'ra
East Cambridge
Maca
Reete
Tuyey
Burdock Blood Bitters
B. B
Chas. Dutton
Berville, Mich
Whittier
Cotsam
Gost
U.S
Furals
Chicago Scale Company
Jackson Boulevard
Ptinkos
Ismiry
R. Vaxtvon Co
Moston
Muse
Columbus Ave
Chicago Limited
East
Pcaig Gai
Farnam St
Lile
Lippincott’s
Almer Bernard
Cathy Story Publishing Company
Bohemia
Lyceum
Giacomo’s
the Express
Clara J. Sherbourne
Cumberland Street
Portland
Maine
Dean
Hay & Son
Lis
Menelek
ST. Paul
Uline
New York Central
St. Louis
Wabash Corner
Farnam Street
Moores
Gen
August Koenig
Hamburg
Putnam
Gray
Mother Gray
Allen S. Olmsted
Leltoy
N. Y
Thomas
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