Peruna claims across the nation as a catarrh remedy
Letters of congratulation pour in from every state praising Peruna as a universal catarrh remedy. Dr Hartman receives hundreds daily, with endorsements from outdoor laborers to editors. The ex governor of Oregon cites Peruna in a letter, while a 1906 almanac notes finance cases and alimony schemes in high society.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Union
Hartman
Statesman
Peruna
Estore
Calle
Oregon
Perana
Stavrror Oreco
Perana Medicine Co
Columbus
M. Lord
Goats Supplied Milk for Seminary Girls Diet
A Chicago Chronicle note explains Alpine shepherdesses drink goats milk at the Gortan school for girls to aid health. Goats from Switzerland, two breeds Pecandbury and Sonnau, supply milk at the seminary with consent of each student. Baptist women worldwide support 200 missionaries.
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Chicago Chronicle
Lion
Winneka Rextte
Gortan School
The President as a Hunter in Roosevelt’s Naturalist Life
Theodore Roosevelt’s hunting and naturalist temperament shaped his career. His Harvard course shifts, field observations, and museum gifts reflect deep ornithology ties and bear skull finds. His writings on hunting and travel reveal a keen naturalist perspective that carried into his leadership.
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Roosevelt
Rosevelt
Harvard
Cambridge
Theodore Roosevelt
Egypt
National Museum
Washington
Long Island
Committee On Nomenclature
The
American Ornithologists’ Union
Mississippi
Griffth
Tip
Loosevelt
Nitroglycerin Engine in Future War Musing
In a December issue of Technical World Magazine a story titled The Wight of the Nixon 11 imagines nitroglycerin and gunpowder as fuel. It describes long steel cylinders containing explosive past coal to boost speed on a submarine to about fifty miles per hour. The narrative details explosions driven by water cooling, pressure, and oxygenless burning creating immense power and a spray of water and air as the vessel rises and speeds.
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Willam Ft. Stewart
Technical World Magazine
Cannas
Things That Went Wrong From a Weathered City Tale
A clothing merchant Mr Columbus Gadedes detects a strong odor in his store and traces it to a nearby boiler, discovering a gas leak in the building. His wife suspects foul play and they report the matter at the courthouse, seeking legal guidance for a possible divorce. Two nearby boat passengers are observed leaving the steamer and heading to the courthouse.
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Chienges Deland
Columbus Gadedes
Nana
Gageihier
Dia
Cleri
Merciless Itching cured by Cuticura remedies claim
A personal testimonial from Harry J. Spalling of New York City describes a five year battle with an itching humor that produced sores and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the sores disappeared and hair grew back thick and healthy, with the writer endorsing the products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Spalling
West
New York City
Fragmented New York Week item hints at harsh TV era
Fragmentary text from a New York weekly page references a rough face and scratches, with lines about sending someone off and a chill in the air. The garbled OCR preserves scattered phrases without clear participants or events.
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New
Lydia E Pinkham A Brief Sketch Of Her Life
A concise look at Lydia E Pinkham and the Vegetable Compound detailing its origin How the product began and the Panic of 73 that spurred its public sale in drug stores.
Remarkable woman Lydia Pinkham and her Vegetable Compound
A lengthy biographical sketch traces Lydia Pinkham born 1819 in Lyon Massachusetts from Quaker roots to schoolteacher and medical innovator. It details her partnership with Isaac Pinkham, their four children, and how she studied roots and herbs to treat women’s ailments, leading to Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and its rise from a kitchen laboratory to household name with family succession ensuring continuity of the remedy and its advisory work for women worldwide.
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Estes
Lyon
Mass
Issac Phikham
Marke
Daughyter
Pinishai
Lydia Pinkham
Dinehter
Eere Mather
Lydia
Pinkham
Piukham Sons
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Fami
Tydia B. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Rarry
Nid
Lyla
Wiiken
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Prederick County
Virginia
Sife
Alway
Japan
Capitol Building
Salem
W.L. DoveLasikes
Taueienes
Dourl
Othet Kano
Eden
Dave
Rociatan
Retralicgesis
von Thoerre
Doujing
Sfoen
W. L. Daweh
Baugias Firacy
Goshel Fonyer
Serko Doe
Bears
Ncmester
Winchester
Droggist
Mull’s
Mull's Grape Tonic CO
Third Ave
Reck Island
Annecom
Autier
Ike Noedioe
Perigee
Harulges
Ai Murreach
Reer
P'Yulrows
Phy
Woontanaslo
Timox Ag
Rock Island
Alonireat Herald
Tommy Aue
Bend Army
Celui
Lolaeoo
MD Anlisaey
Moat Rae
Taumya
H. Harrison
W. 12Iet Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baptist Women of the World
Pennsylvania
Marshall Oil Co
Role Refiners
Marshalltown
Lincoln
Neb
Lydia E. Pinkham
Manarbitt
Manarlch Mayer Trade
F. Mayer Boot & Side CO
POL Wabhee
WES
Diemer
St. Jacobs
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