Prominent church worker credits Peruna for health revival
Mrs. Hattie La Fountain of Galion Ohio as treasurer of the Protected Home Circle and Catholic Ladies of Ohio writes that after months of bearing down pains and headaches she was cured by Peruna after starting daily dosage following a friend's recommendation. She says she is entirely well before finishing the first bottle and has advised friends to use it.
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Nattie la Fountain
Treas
Iome Circle
Ohio
Galion
Peruna
Mathers
Hartman
Titus
Annie Horan
Pest Pocahontas of
Yemassee
Annie Hoban
Mamie Power
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Mamie Powjell
Fred JT
State Penitentiary
West
Fred C Lee Hi
Carbondale
Edward Long
Ie Bas
Juseph Wall
Albion
Murray
Plattsmouth
Willan Brantner
William Brantner
Joseph Heytmanck
Dodge
Fowler
Nebraska Congregational Asseciation
Geneva
W. A. Rice
New York
Theodore Clifton
Chicago
M. D. Moffet
Bradley
Iowa College
State Board of Equalization
Lincoln
Pleming
Omaha
Frank Campbell
Tekamah
Pawnee City
John Blain
Nebraska
Her Great Fortune Dr Hartman Peruna Cure Story
A long illness and failed remedies leave a family burdened until a letter to Dr Hartman offers free guidance and a home treatment plan with Peruna. The narrative cites Annie Horan and Annie Horan Powell as testimonials praising Peruna’s effects on nervous symptoms backache and general health.
Peruna Praised by California Federation Secretary
Mrs. Julia M. Brown of the Woman's State Federation of California writes from Los Angeles that Peruna does more than its claims. She cites women nearing physical wrecks becoming well and notes cures of chronic catarrh after other remedies failed. She says she uses Peruna herself when nervous or worn out and is satisfied with the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's State Federation
Peruna
Jolin M. Brown
Woman's State Federation of California
Wifth St
Los Angeles
Cal
Julia M. Brown
Defiance Starch Promises Lasting, Reliable Results
Advert claims Defiance Starch offers flexible, long lasting performance unlike rival brands. Publican’s prayer remark is reinterpreted as boastful humor by the Pharisee.
St Paul Willing Company Sold To Nieman Jenkins
The St Paw Willing company s mad o at St Paul has been sold to W oF Nieman and J EE Jenkins who will take possession immediately. They plan extensive improvements and may start the mill in November. The electric railway between Dakota City and South Sioux City progresses, with about three miles graded and two miles laid. completion to Dakota City expected by November 15.
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St Paw
St Paul
W of
Nieman
J EE Jenkins
Sithualer
Dakota City
South
Sioux City
Talbot
Public School Building Trends in Nebraska Counties
Nebraska public schools show shifting construction with 6 813 buildings last year and 436 sod structures. Custer County leads in “gooddies” while McPherson reports six sod houses. reports suggest at least a 100 fewer sod schoolhouses statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebrasks
Mowler
Custer County
McPherson
Vinegar labeling strict rules issued for Nebraska
Nebraska officials warn wholesalers and retailers to meet state vinegar labeling laws by November 15 or face prosecution. The deputy food commissioner directs enforcement against misbranded products and urges the press to publish the notice to inform dealers statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Department
State Press
Neb
W. F. Thompson
Boy Dragged to Death on Farm Herd Incident
The 9 year old boy of Leslie Letty and Fred Letty was killed while herding cattle on Charles Sanch’s farm seven miles northwest of Creighton. He was kicked or dragged to death by a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton
Leslie Letty
Fred Letty
Charles Sanch
Nebraska Troops for Manila Leave Fort Crook
Two battalions of the Twenty second Infantry embarked from Fort Crook under Colonel Henry Wygant for Manila. Companies B F G 27 1 K L M compose the detachment.
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Fort Crook
Twenty-second Infantry
Henry Wygant
Manila
Palmer Sentence Trimmed by Nebraska Supreme Court
Lincoln report says the Nebraska Supreme Court reduced William H. Palmer's sentence from seven years to two years after convicting him of stealing a stray steer. The case highlights appellate action in a rural theft matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Supreme Court
William H. Palmer
Penitentiary
Palmer
Beatrice Book Agent Nabs After Months of Trouble
DeForest Hart, a book agent who left Beatrice after trouble with businessmen, has been arrested in Kansas City. The case centers on past disputes and Hart’s sudden departure from Beatrice several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeForest Hart
Beatrice
Kansas City
Smoldering Powder Explodes on Hunt Near Nebraska City
John Durham and a companion hunted seven miles northwest of Nebraska City when Durham, short on black powder, borrowed smokeless powder. The first charge ruptured the gun, nearly killing them both. Durham lost a thumb and suffered severe burns to his right arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
John Durham
Durham
Local Man Praises Kidney Pills After Cure
J W Walls of Lebanon Kentucky details severe kidney pain and backache then credits Deans Kidney Pills after a neighbor’s success. He bought a box from Hugh Murrey Drug Co. and reports quick relief. Foster Milburn Co offers a free trial by mail. pills sold nationwide for 60 cents per box.
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J. W. Walls
Lebanon
East Main Street
Huan
Ty Wordy
Hugh Murrey Drug Co
Dean
Mr. Walls
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Extravagant Woman Goes Shopping on Highways and Byways
A vivid urban column notes a fashionably dressed woman shopping along the roadsides and byways, showcasing bold attire and a roaming shopping impulse amid bustling street life.
Fragmented note on starch brands and honesty maxims
A garbled fragment references starch brands and price comparisons. It also includes a proverb about honesty, claiming women return borrowed items while men boast of honesty. The text is unclear and difficult to interpret beyond these phrases.
German Gallery Refuses Kampf Picture The Sisters
The Kaiser and critics cited art’s cheerful tone as reason for the National Gallery to pass on Professor Kampf’s The Sisters, sparking debate among connoisseurs. In New York a sea cow exhibit draws attention as a rare living monster weighing about 800 pounds, captured near Roseland Florida along the Indian River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German National Gallery
Professor Kampf
Kaiser
Kampf
Koiger
Ater
New York
Aquarium
Indian River
Roseland
Fla
Atlantic
North
Central
South America
Gocese
Amazon
Peru
Doctor Praises Grape-Nuts As Brain and Nerve Food
A Cincinnati physician credits Grape-Nuts with improving his health after a period of decline. He says the food’s theories are sound, that warm milk with Grape-Nuts boosted his strength by 50 percent, and that he now recommends it to many patients with superb results.
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Cincinnati
Fae
Battle Creek
Michad
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N. U
Sawyer’s
Excelsior
Aleton
M. Sawyre
Eole Hire
East Cambridge
Joseph Hansom
Birmingham Town Hall
Messrs. Gillet & Chapman
King
General Nebraska News
Ed Church
Barns
Scribner
Fremont
St. Paul
Standard Oil Company
Thompson
Eagan
Cedar County
Mickey
Fort Riley
Chase
University
Hiram Tee
Haxwell
Elhomm
D. D
Aliert Agil
Phe Tad
Thram Maxfin
London
England
Enstamear
the Kaiser
S &Ca
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