Perruna Tonic Hailed By Worried Mothers In St Louis And Atwood
In letters from Mrs Schafer of St Louis and Mrs Long of Atwood parents praise Perruna as a remarkable tonic for their children. They describe rapid improvements from long illness, reduced convulsions and catarrhal fever, and a strong recovery after starting the remedy for ailments including coughing and croup.
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Schafer
Pope Ave
St. Louis
Alice
Mea Schafer
CB Long
Minn Long
Welles
Atwood
Volo
Fallown
Aha
Perrin
Peruna advertised as cure for grip in a doctor’s letter
A letter from Dr. S. Robbitia of Muskogee claims Peruna cured his grip and that his daughter recovered after three bottles. Additional testimonials praise Peruna for bowel issues ear infections and general recovery, urging readers to consult Dr. Hartman and order promptly.
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Peruna
S. Robbitia
Muskogee
Dr. R. Robbins
U Anil Bure
Bey Whhlostone
Lou. G W. Heard
Texas
Vartan
Hartman
Hartman Senitarium
Columbus
Prince Henry of Traesia Welcomed at the White House
President Roosevelt and Prince Henry of Traesia met at the White House for brief formalities after a cordial greeting. The prince toured the embassy, and a public reception followed with guards, senators, and a Capitol farewell before Henry departed for New York aboard a special train.
Visits the House by Royal Party in Deep South Turning Point
A royal party led by Prince Henry arrived at the Capitol amid a crowded chamber. Speaker Henderson greeted the visitors, then the royals moved to the Ways and Means Committee where a general reception was hosted by Chairman Payne.
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Hehry
Tn Bailaing
Henderson
House of Reprantatives
Wiys and Means
Payne
Royal Visitor Prince Henry Receives Senate Welcome in Capitol
Prince Henry and a royal party were greeted by Senators Cul lom Morgan and Lodge in the Capitol rotunda, then escorted to the Vice President room where President Pro Tem Frye extended a Senate welcome. The Senate was engaged in debate on the Tillman McLaurin case as the prince entered.
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Prince Henry
Traesia
White House
Roosevelt
Prince
William
Germany
Prince Ali
Fort Meyer Cavalry
Sixteenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Ealite
Highland Terrace
Molleben
Nps
Corbin
Hill
Count Quadt
Senate
Wil
Mr. Frye
Capitol
Cullom
Morgan
Lodge
Frye
Prince Howry
Tillman-McLaurin
Bailey
Dinner at White House for Prince Henry
The dinner at the White House honored Prince Henry with a lavish East Room display. German and American flags framed the President Roosevelt and Prince Henry at a crescent table, amid palms and 430 feet of floral vista. Coordinated napkins bore US coats of arms and gold bordered china was specially ordered.
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United States
Prince Henry
White House
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Princs Menry
Lord Pauncefoto
Ifen
Jefe
Mra. Roovevelt
Hendsalp
Meteor Launch Fete Ends Prince Henry Welcome Day in New York
A grand pageant marked Prince Henry of Prussia’s New York visit with the German yacht Meteor sliding into the water from a rope and weight cradle cut by Miss Roosevelt. President Roosevelt, Kaiser party, and dignitaries witnessed the ceremony as banners and flags adorned the harbor while the Kaiser’s flyer neared launch and the German guests were later honored at City Hall.
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Henry of
Pyngsta
Modetto
Rince Magy
United States
Mic
Roonevelt
Roocevelt
Prince Henry
Corpa
Tod
Lomu
Testedon
New York
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Shooter's Island
Miss Roosevelt
Roosevalt
Prince
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mins
Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Hoasewelt
Junetioon
Hohengollern
Broadway
Xuesta
Prince Hearty
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Quay
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Counell
Victorex
Poener
Topeka
Sreare
Roosevvelt
Prince Leary
von Hotleben
Prince Fleniy Beaamud
Lily Aiie
Embassy
Feneer Tayget
Wasilengton
Lee A
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