Peruna A Tonic Of Great Usefulness Endorsed By Readers
A Washington DC attorney and a Ontario resident endorse Peruna as a tonic for catarrhal disorders and related illnesses. The attorney cites strong practical results and recommends it to all affected. A Canadian correspondent says Peruna helped him recover from grip and pneumonia and aided a sick workwoman. tablets offer a solid dose equivalent.
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R. S. Tharin
R. S.tharin
Attornney
Anti-Trust League
Pennsylvania
Ave
N. W
Washington, D. C
Mr. J. Barnecott
Weat Aylmer
Ontario
da Grippe
Delighted maid seeks job with Mrs Monk for reference
A conversation shows a housemaid announcing she will work for Mrs Monk and asks for a good reference. The response offers a glowing reference, but expresses strong negative feeling toward Mrs Monk. The fragment hints at a deciphered note or diary style exchange.
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Lim
Moving day oddities from a Kansas City Times snippet
The brief piece recalls little Helen requesting a trunk to pack her Teddy bear and other useful items as moving day approaches. A May saying notes a man need not raise the stile to hit his gate, reflecting practical, utilitarian humor from the era.
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Kansas City Times
Helen
May
Yukon Government Ten Years Old Commemorated
Special correspondence notes the Yukon territory's formal installation at Dawson on September 6. Governor Ogilvie and first commissioner William Vic arrived from Whitehorse to establish provisional headquarters. The piece highlights gold production from Klondike and surrounding creeks, claims Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition will honor gold in Seattle next summer, and mentions dredges and new mining methods boosting output. The article also touches on cultural items and a poetry excerpt by Charles Lamb.
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Beattie
Yukon Territory
Pmce
Dawson
Yukon
William I
Vic
White Horse
Ora
Klonilike
Ogilvie
Very Particular First Hotel Guest and His Gourmet Conversation
A doctor guest remarks on slow chewing while a professor guest agrees and jokes about grinding. They reference a place called Lover's Leap and recall a girl who leaped there for love. The exchange ends with a quip about leap year.
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Thia
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Wins Use Through Change of Life
A Columbus Ohio reader reports relief from nervousness headaches and other symptoms during the Change of Life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts thirty years of women helped by the remedy citing relief from displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities pains backache and nervous prostration and invites letters for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Hanson
Long St. Columbus
Ohio
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia HK. Pinkham
Lydia KE. Pinkham
The Rubicon Poem by William Winter
The speaker contemplates a final leap into death and a second birth of the spirit. He imagines a time when fear and grief end, and death becomes a lucid awakening. The passage hints at triumph or oblivion beyond pain and passion, a fate indifferent to sin or sorrow.
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Starx
Om10
Crix
ToLtve
Lucas
Frank J. Cheney
Maxes
W. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Hall
A. D
Tese
Seav
Wiliam Winter
Putnam's and
the Reader
Itching Baby Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A mother describes months of relentless itching sores on her child. She reports using Cuticura Soap and Cut Cura Ointment three times, the sores began healing, leaving no scar, and never returning. She praises the Cuticura remedies and recommends them to others. July 22, 1907 Attica Indiana.
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Cuthura
William Geeding
Washington St. Attica, Ind
Fashionable model trends and decorative net trims
A vintage fashion overview discusses the proper use of Nelit clinging skirts, coat silhouettes, and color mixing for autumn outfits. It details netting foundations, ribbon embroidery, and satin stitch embellishment, plus Directoire vest and coat revers tailoring. The piece closes with a poetic interlude reflecting on a bygone era and dreams.
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Directoire
Directoria
Preserving Tips and Home Canning Fads Recounted
Practical hints on jar storage for winter, preserving methods for fruit juices and mincemeat, tips for keeping cucumber pickles green, jelly cover substitutes, and color retention in tomato catsup. Also notes on grape sauce texture and a late fashion trend from Var ia featuring low black slippers with colored stockings.
Fragmented Ada Talks on Teeth and Odd Sayings
A garbled text passage discusses dental issues in dogs with references to teeth replacement and cleaning. It weaves in quirky phrases about business, beggars, undertakers, and comical exclamations from various trades, creating a collage of odd sayings and rural humor.
Value of silage as fattening feed tested in Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania experiment compared two steer groups fed corn silage versus corn stover with the same grain ration. Silage-fed steers finished heavier and, despite higher per-head costs, showed better condition. The study notes practical implications for northwest cattle operations and fodder use in steer fattening. The Topeka State Journal quote adds a moral awakening remark about swearing at alarms.
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Pennsylvania Experiment Station
Pennsylvania
Astonished the Doctor Old Bndy Got Well with Change of Food
A New York woman shares how her 71 year old grandmother recovered from long standing stomach illness after starting Grape Nuts. The letter claims the grandmother could keep food down, gained strength, and was no longer treated with medicines, with a doctor allegedly astonished by the cure. The publisher notes such letters recur and are genuine.
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N. Y
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Fragmented Weather Note From Local Page
A partial OCR line mentions a page side and segment identifiers with unreadable text. The readable portion does not specify a clear event, location, or date to summarize.
Mrs Sage Weeps Over New Carpets In Grief At Furnishings
A homeowner named Mrs Sage, aged about 80, laments the cost and burden of a vast fortune while weeping over newly laid velvet carpets. Friends describe her sorrow as she contemplates years of comfort now distant, though the carpets bring brief solace in a final, reflective home moment.
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Beaubirad
Dre. Sage
New England
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