Peruna Public Endorsements Across Hospitals
Prominent hospitals across Canada and Europe report Peruna as an efficient remedy for catarrhal diseases. Endorsements from St John Hospital Quebec and Sisters of the Good Shepherd cite relief in coughs and chronic catarrh, praising its tonic effect and systemic reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna Company
Columbus
Ohio
Peruza
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Montreal
Nature
Renouf Dupuis
Calurrh
St. Jobs
St. Johns
Quebec
Peruna
Etta Booker
Dundura
Sask
N.W.T
Canada
Hartman
Roatmant
Garden Notes on Pest Control for Fruit Trees
Gardening writer urges immediate action to curb scale and pests on fruit trees using two main winter washes. The kerosene soap wash and a caustic resin formula are described with steps, quantities, and safety notes, plus advice on timing and reapplication.
Bank Graveyard and the Bank of England’s Saint Christopher’s Yard
A fragmented 18th century note describes a Bank of England graveyard within its walls, reference to the 1780 Gordon riots and a neighboring church Saint Christopher le Storks bought to fortify the bank. The tale mentions a legal case exchange about questioning business and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Saint Christopher-le-Storks
London
The Gladstone gait shadowed by detectives tale
The article recounts a Gladstone gait incident in which a man used a coat hat and umbrella to misdirect a watchful crowd. A fellow member aided the ruse, allowing a theft to occur before the suspect confessed and Mr Gladstone was implicated in the deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Engliah Matesmag
Scotland Yard
Mr. Gladstone
Anarher Beineman
Mr. Crad~ Stone
Flag of Pretoria Once Buried Laid Upon Memorial in Edinburgh
A flag that flew over Pretoria during the First Boer War was used to cover a memorial in St Giles Cathedral Edinburgh. It was buried during town evacuations, later recovered and reissued for the Royal Scots Fusiliers in the Second Boer War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Giles’ Cathedral
Edinburgh
Pretoria
Royal Scots Fusiliers
Honor in Golf and the Caddie Ethical Dilemmas
An essay on golf as a game of honor contrasting fair play with temptations to cheat. It discusses the role of the caddie, moral expectations, and examples from a tale of two players. The piece cites Sir Matthew, notes golf’s global reach, and defines honor as the privilege of playing first from the tee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rimssif
Dion
Matthew
Wille Park
Gong
Touritt
Anataur
Amulat
Aticcom Iin
Vonlwers
Mareover
Ji le
Strange Village Drama Ends With Lunacy Proceedings
In a Surrey village a woman, Mrs Clarkson of Holewood, is declared insane after four days of public concern. A motor-car visit by her husband and medical staff led to her transfer to Holloway Lunatic Hospital in Virginia Water as authorities pursue a formal assessment of her mental state.
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Clarkson
Holewood
Surrey
Holloway
Virginia
Windsor
London
Pew
Warwick-roa
Holmwood
Clarkson Wes
Arighbors
Andorlum
Clarkeds
Margaret
W. J. Piers
Dt Bivine
Tim
Tim “Bron Ating
Sundar
Ouen
Cirksom
Asia
Hupestone
Clarkanm
Ingo
Hulnewood
Harting
Juder
Marhieh
Mamlin
Clarkens
Duke Crafts
Golfing Mysteries and Moral Training in the Duke of Argyll Era
A long excerpt discusses golf etiquette, caddie ethics, and the moral training value of golf as championed by Lord Argyll and other figures. It contrasts fair play with dishonorable conduct, cites Willie Park and Sir Matthew Ridley, and recounts opinions on playing from the tee versus chasing long drives. The piece also covers a domestic-legal side note about Mrs Clarkson and the Clarkson family's legal actions and community reception.
Old Workhouse Inmate and Midland Guardians Record
At a Nottingham Board of Guardians meeting a member stated Baron Thamley aged 109 was an inmate at the workhouse. Records show Minx Bramley born in Nottingham in 1798 entered the workhouse 46 years ago and the board spent over £800 on her care. Industrial development accompanies agricultural progress within the district.
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Nottingham
Board of Guardians
Baron Thamley
Minx Bramley
Jilting and Murder in Nevers France
A young cavalry officer Henry Parthiot was murdered after Angele Garnier 18 years old in Nevers France ended their engagement to wed Lacie Gupard The killer disguised herself as a man on the wedding day and shot Parthiot at the church porch claiming she could not bear another man’s marriage and killed herself after the act
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Henry Parthiot
Angele Garnier
Nevers
France
Jarilty
Lacie Gupard
Tiarnier
Wall
Ohnreh
Parthier
Yim Moe Dail
Seok
Fragmented odd OCR on soup ad hints at sleep aid claims
A garbled OCR passage discusses a soup maker and rival marketing lines, mentioning sleep promoting effects and a dubious product alignment. The text is incoherent but implies claims about inducing restful sleep through a food item and related marketing phrases.
Old Times from 70 Years Ago July 1 1938
A mangled OCR summary of 1938 court rules, trials, and crime notes from New South Wales. Includes references to supreme court orders, penalties, token police news, theater and entertainment mentions, and various public notices. Names, places, and events such as Andrew's Church, Port Macquarie, and Port Phillip appear amid legal and social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Coert
Supreme Court of
New South Wales
Andrew's Church
Symes
Justices Wills
Aline Mrciy
Eders
Darasvin
Eblite Tarniinen
Talsem
Terry Valdices
Seog Pitt
Cardareagh
Kighe New
Haan
Tuyuirg Ce Ser
Sinibim
Rane Bluwone
USA
Uy Hetoalt
Weta
Ely
Drumbanta
Chao
Tie Potter
Bomar Arsine
Fin Sin
Terry
Uaclavwel
Windrat Mosier
Quintina
Alii
Bessons
Biturlay
Garten
Chile
Crown Barn
Dutany
Port Macquarie
Munter
Lorie
Riochela
Janet Tee Bargin
Pratay Taxi
Ami
Meairs
David Anderson
Taomae Kerr
Arshald Campbell Aten
Siar
James Libis
I Fick Wexlde
Mra
Campbell
Tout Caiharr
Jen Beattie
M'keay
Mise Mkay
Taserre
M.E. Beiomart Teutenant Sather Rived
Youtergay
Latium
Pia Ube
Coola
Berque
Pagtals Wetter
Gravesend
Aterepree
Race
Murphy
J. Ingnay
M. O'Stiler
O- Fitapeiriss
M. Irogan
J. Lyne
Mahonen
Tor
Untitled fragment on Arab and Shell mine incident
A damaged OCR fragment describes an Arab and Shell mining episode with unclear actions. It mentions a buyer, attempted breakage, and references to Americans, a power, and a person named Ammaricn. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent details or clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Arab
Martie Aleth
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Montre
Evry
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Trule Terre
Witmess
Powells Balsam
Ead
Marin
Thos. Powell, Ltd
Blackfriars
England
Elliot Brog, Ltd
O'Connal Street
Sydney
Eagle Streat
Crisbane
ALSAT
DE. J. G. Wrmensos
Pleyera
Jack
Tom
The
Bears
Tnis Low
Rick
Dlough
Numer
Lady and Lunatic Asylum
Holloway Sansttoriam
Virginia Waser
Kack
Jack Gack
CIA Sun Gry
Tamkr
Marivas
Lang Willie
Lane Willie
Han
A.J Balfour
House of Commons
Tia Eibes
Shail
Matthew White Ridley
Dr. Balfour
TL Ie
Caldie
Matthew White Risley
Walia Strane
Strane
Wid
Tod Beal
Weil
Tam Bemly
Ann
Duke of Argyll
Eno U Ange
Landry Com Missionars
Daily Mirror
Clarion
Tence Linmeny
Ont
OLD Workhouse
Umm SeaPhe
Tom Catenins
Tom Luni Sreu Oraurs
Arab and Shell
Tien
Mn Wat
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