Social Leader of Kansas City Praises Perresta Aid
A Kansas City social leader, W. H. Simmons of 1119 Fe, testifies that after years of social overindulgence and stomach and nerve troubles Perresta restored his health. He credits the remedy for relief and renewed capacity to resume his public role. He notes the strain of society life and the value of rest and proper care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
W. H. Simmons
Timmons
Kansas City
National Annuity Association
Perresta
Debora and Sun Guitar Tales in a Fractured Quotation
An assortment of fragmented quotes and ads appears, mentioning Debora and Sun Guitar, a Catholic Standard inquiry, and a product promotion. The clippings reference laxatives, catarrh cures, and a pharmacy advertising collaboration, with scattered names like Dr. Cheney and Hall's Pills.
Misjudged Intention of Army Major Jor Whipple
An army officer recalls Major Jor Whipple of the Second Massachusetts Regiment who rushed to Washington at the start of the Spanish War to offer his services. He faced medical scrutiny as officers ordered a physical, with a Worcester exam that targeted his teeth. Whipple protested, insisting on fighting Spaniards rather than submitting to dental tests, while a fragment of a kitchen scene follows with garbled dialogue about name changes and duties.
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Jor Whipple
Massachusetts
Washington
Meliiley
Major Whipple
Worcester
Whipple
Harper's
Aml
Jarae Tetteys
Linny
Aue
Trey
Ben
Sheila
Tol
Andrey
Hhitas
Hiness
John
Audrey
Mike
Wei
Constance Pivaser
Chen
Audren
England and nations show uneven electors per seat
A scrambled OCR passage notes that England has one member of Parliament for every 16,200 electors while distinct regions appear garbled as Trelind for TIT Scotland for SOTA and Wales for S413.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Wales
Baby’s Severe Skin Sores Healed by Cure This Soap
A child suffered years of terrible sores on face and body caused by a skin condition. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the sores healed within months. Mrs. A. E. Sheiden of Woodville Conn cites the treatment's success with her child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torent
Lu Sen
Legbert Sheiden
Wood- Bille
Conn
The Charity Girl Continues in a Turbulent Family Saga
Constance endures a grim sequence of revelations and betrayals as Frank’s secret marriage scheme unravels. Roderick’s plots ruin Constance’s happiness while she faces a perilous future for her child and reputation, with Marshall and Audrey offering fragile support.
Audrey Discovers Mother Connection Amid Family Revelations
Audrey reunites with Mrs Fraser, who reveals Audrey is her daughter and details years of separation. The scene shows emotional embraces and a cascade of discoveries about birth, guardianship, and hidden belongings. The finding of birth certificates and letters confirms the long awaited truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer
Audrey
Constance Fraser
Audrer Maxse
Gil
Mrs. Fraser
Mrs. Thorngate
Henry Amlstroda
Miss Irons
Rodgriek
Zrow
Pickort
Plant disease research advances at North Dakota college
A writer notes work at the North Dakota Agricultural College led by Prof. Dolley to combat plant and tree diseases. The college plant hospital conducts soil and plant trials, testing formaldehyde seed baths and fruit tree remedies while examining rust and blight controls for northwest farmers.
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Scientisd
Dertle Potcetat College
North Dakota Agricultural College
B. Bailey
Oralien
Wesstern
Visutie
Dolley
Botley
Tie
Ife
Bolley
Ren
Prentiss Stuth-Great Scott in Comic Misreadings
A humorous exchange recounts a man tripping over a cellar door as a police roused from sleep on the doorstep. The banter features quoted quips about looking dubbed and the cellar mishap.
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Stobb
Penn
Courtier Claims Heart of Bout In Harsh Exchange
A tense exchange centers on a tall man and a Tristan heiress as accusations fly over romantic aims. An official tied to the bee trust is implicated in seizing the heiress.
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Tristan Heiress
Tce Guyer
The
Bee Trust
New York Markets Show Mixed Spring Trade Activity
Reports from principal cities indicate broadly favorable conditions with fully employed leading industries and improving deliveries. Textiles and steel show steady output. some sectors like jewelry and leather quiet amid cautious demand and easing metal prices. Bradstreet notes US business failures totaling 127 for the week ending April 4, versus 166 prior week and 151 year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priwey
Din
Western Railway
Thorn
United States
Bradstreet
Spring trade shows steady advance amid roading headthes
Dun's Review notes steady trade gains with strong buying power, despite city election disruptions to primary markets. Breadstuffs livestock operations weaker, but finished goods wholesale production and general merchandise surpass last year. Chicago district failures totaled 13 first week, down from 22 previously.
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Chicago
Dun
Market Prices Across Cities for Cattle Hogs Wheat and More
Chicago cattle and hog prices range from 4.00 to 6.75 per unit with assorted grades. Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and Buffalo list varying wheat corn oats rye and barley values, along with cattle hogs sheep lambs and pork prices. New York and Toledo report No 2 wheat and mixed corn figures, with butter eggs and clover seed also quoted.
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Chicago
Sheen
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Ste
New York
Toledo
Port of Spain riot ends estate manager's life
A coolie riot in Port of Spain Trinidad results in the death of an estate manager. Other items note Princeton undergraduates gift to former President Cleveland on his 70th birthday, Rothschilds buy Beatson copper mines, and a railroad incorporation in Missouri.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Cleveland
Princeton University
Beatson
Gla Touche Island
Prince William Sound
Alaska
Seattle
Toledo, Wabash and St. Louis Railroad Company
Momistr
Labor unrest and union activity across nations
Reports on California efforts to form a State council of carpenters, German building trades with 26,653 union members, New York Shirtwaist Makers Union wage demands, South African unemployment, and campaigns for shorter workdays, government inspection of hairdressing salons, and convict-labor labeling. Also notes strikes in New Bedford textile workers and Ohio Federation of Labor positions, plus rail and Great Lakes sailors wage talks and notable hire of antebellum labor movements.
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California
State Council of Carpenters
Building Trades N
Germany
Bunion
New York City
Toe
le Johannesbarg
South Africa
New
England
Hartford
Conn
Boston
Cignémakers
New South Wales
Nbor
Washington
D. C
Femen’s
Cleveland
Guic
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Simpleyes
Avenues
ICO
New Bedford
Mass
Cextile Council
Éiteukir
New’ England
American Federation
Southwest
General Managers’ Committee
Chicago
Great Lakes
Lake Carriers’ Association
Ohio Federation of Labor
Ohio
Wisconsin
Olinois
Emanations From Metals Reported By Prof Grubn
Berlin scientist Prof Grubn outlines experiments suggesting metals emit odors. Copper and tin pieces allegedly release a barely detectable scent at room temperature, intensifying when heated and lasting briefly before fading. The findings imply vaporized matter differs from the metal itself.
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Grubn
Berlin
Herr Grohn
Roosevelt appoints four trustees to labor peace fund
The act of Congress establishing the fund for the promotion of industrial peace by Roosevelt appoints four trustees Folie Mitchell Marvin Tughitt Seth Low and Thomas G Bush joining the chief justice the secretary of commerce and the secretary of agriculture in governance of the fund.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Folie Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Labor
Marvin Tughitt
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
Capital
Seth Low
New York
Thomas G. Bush
Birmingham
Ala
United States
Secretary of Commerce and Tabor
Secretary of Agriculture
Skimmed Milk Claims In Bizarre Exchange
A Yonkers Statesman item reports a dealer describing everyday items as made from skimmed milk in a humorous exchange with a lady. The scene mentions billiard balls boxes for handkerchiefs ink wells combs and a missing detail about money.
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Yonkers Statesman
Eromantic Devonshire and the Postum Coffee Claim
A reader from North Devon testifies that Postum Food Coffee relieved indigestion heartburn and sleeplessness after years of coffee use. He cites improved digestion and better sleep since replacing coffee, praising Postum as a family beverage and noting proper preparation is essential.
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Philpotts
Devonshire
Fock House
Orchard Hil Bideford
North Devon
M Ming
Unites
Poetum Co
Battie Creek
Mich
Wellevills
Pkts
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