Peruna testimonials from women in a 1910s ad page
A column of women from various cities praises Peruna, detailing cures for catarrh, stomach issues, headaches, and heart trouble. Testimonies claim rapid improvements after taking the product, with individuals from Little Rock, Apollo, Clayton, Wantfeld, Brooklyn, and other places endorsing Dr. Hartman’s remedy.
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Perna
Early Morning in Sydney Ashore a Busy City Scene
A vivid snapshot of Sydney at daybreak with ferry activity, harbor lights, and busy markets. Fishermen, cabbies, and vendors share the dawn bustle while water police and harbor authorities monitor safety. The article contrasts lively street commerce with quiet wholesale outlets and hints at Chinese quarter trading dynamics.
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I Wiiwes
Barry
Macgur
Hite
Euch
Gove
Cua
Ile
Parcata
Sigit Prais
Elmore
Crus
Seuke
Migal
Protesaer
Di-Guiance
Wiley
Tod
Aueda
Lea
Weshoomooloo
Acrony
Belmore
Cee Bretk-Ol-Das
A Curious Ceremony Observed in Lembarg Gabels
A fragmentary report describes a solemn Jewish burial ceremony in Kelomea with scattered details. The text mentions a rambling procession, the Ark of the Covenant, and a crowd at the burial, with references to ritual objects and communal lament.
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Lembarg, Gabels
Thy
Kelomea
Taro
Mack Saroil
Fighting Boh Evans A naval hero and commander of the visiting fleet
A feature on Rear-Admiral Evans known as Fighting Bob, detailing his life from youthful Indian battles to Civil War action and Fort Fisher, with vivid prose on his rugged leadership and shipboard career.
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Kipling
Evane
Evans
America
Virginia
Fort Fieber
Bob
Anil
Pearson's Magazine
Fort Fisher
Choosing a Wife in Kilmarlock Workhouse Scene
An Irish workhouse meeting centers on a laborer seeking a wife among workhouse women. Guardians debate suitability, with questions about whether he prefers a married or widowed candidate with children and the process to arrange a match. The discussion reveals tensions between procedure and personal choice within the institution.
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Kilmarlock
Limerick
Ireland
Guarlane
Raber
Hac Bo
Guardian
Alco
Bequest Refused by Plymouth Brethren Son
A London newspaper details Mr Laban Baxendale’s £30,000 bequest to his son Henry on the condition he revert to his upbringing religion within ten years. Henry, writing from Southstreet Farm Kent, declines the offer, calling it a bribery to abandon his faith. The piece covers church factions, a legal opinion, and the family’s Plymouth Brethren/Bible Christian dispute with social and religious implications.
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Laban Baxendale
Toe Hill
Weathy Kirkham
Lancashire
England
Henry
Southstreet Farm
Westerhouse Hi
Kent
Plymouth
Old Bible Brotherhood
CheiatiMsity
Sesus Gqundiae
Kittom
Heaven
Plymiath Brethsie
Bible Brotherhood
House of Lorda
J. D. Andrews
Plymouth Brethren
Crotawel
Trauides
Henry Baxendale
Arandal
Thanks for Freetolds Relief for Headache Attacks
Letter from L Patch of Pelican Creek Coraki praises Freetolds for mother’s long head ache and bilious attacks relief after using them for years.
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L. Patch
Pelican Creek
Coraki, H.8.w
M'Callum
Cunningham
Toorak
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