Peruna Said To Save Montreal Woman From Ills
Miss Maria Ducharme of 182 St Disa beth Street Montreal testifies that she suffered years with painful symptoms before using Peruna. She reports improvement began after starting the remedy and credits it with her recovery. She urges others to seek free medical advice from Dr Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
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Maria Ducharme
St. Disabeth Street
Montreal
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Marla Ducharme
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Flora of New Orleans Winter Greens Impress Visitors
The flora in New Orleans remains green in winter with evergreen pines magnolia live oaks and large leaves that stay vibrant. Cabbage palm and banana mimic southern evergreens while ivy covers walls densely and the sweet olive emits a strong fragrance. Dollue grays fail to thrive and lawns show coarse jointed grass rather than bluegrass.
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New Orleans
South
St. Louis
Grape-Nuts Faith in Health Restores Vitality for Reader
An anonymous Battle Creek reader testifies that switching from heavy meats to Grape-Nuts improved stomach and kidney ailments, banished heart burn and indigestion, steadied nerves and sharpened thinking, letting him work solidly from breakfast through dinner. Read The Road to Wellville.
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Postumo
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellritie
The Master of Appleby Chapter XI Continues
In a tense midnarrative scene Captain Ireton confronts Margery Treton and her plotters, as the will is read and a perilous wager of honor unfolds. The dawn marches toward a grim verdict while allies scheme and a looming escape or end is threatened. Margery remains cold, torn between duty and desire.
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Tybee
Gilbert Starr
Owen Pengarvin
Matthieu
Margery
Thad
Ireton
Mathis
Mon Dieu
Liue
Margery Treton
Appleby Hundred
Mr. Stair
Richard Jennifer
Legion
Jennifer
Falconnet
Captain Ireton
Appleby
Rana
Stuart
Frank Falconnet
John Ireton
Saka
Tiaghod
Lord Cornwallis
Falconer
John Treton
Royal Scots Blues
South Carolina
Farquharson
Lopharles
Gilbert Sturr
Camden Nes
Harlotte
Could Have Waited
A New York Times tale of a suburban father returning home late and missing the express train. His daughter offers a simple, poignant line reminding him she could have waited, highlighting a child’s patience against a parent’s rushed decisions.
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New York Times
Pelaughter
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for women’s ills
An older promotional piece extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for female troubles. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Holmes of Larimore and Mrs. Cottery of New York City, detailing backache uterine and ovarian issues, menstrual pain, headaches, and general debility relieved by the tonic. It describes symptoms such as nervousness, blues, and weakness and invites readers to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts, noting widespread endorsements and a mass of cured cases over twenty years.
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Lydia BH. Pinkham
Larimore
Nov
Dakota
Lydia
Pinkham
Emma Cottery
East 12Th Street
New York City
Ia A
Gace
Medician
Ressi
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