Nervousness and Weakness Cured by Peruna
Miss Sadie Robinson of Malden Massachusetts writes of a yearlong trial of Peruna for female troubles. She reports improved strength appetite sleep and disappearance of nervousness and pelvic weakness after seven months. Dr H Hartman of Columbus Ohio offers free confidential medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Robinson
Randstreet
Malden
Mass
8. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Woman Credits Cuticura for Hand Cure in Roxbury Ad
Mrs Minnie Drew of 18 Dana Street Roxbury Mass says her hands cracked and peeled making housework impossible. Water and heat aggravated pain she sought medical help but found remedies useless until using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She reports her hands are now entirely well and expresses gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Drew
Dana St
Roxbury
Mass
Tea tastes and personalities collide in quirky line
A fragmented note ponders tea affinity and character, mentioning odd phrases and unclear names, hinting at a playful or surreal exchange. The text reads like a clipped diary fragment or a puzzle line with stray words and disjointed thoughts.
Denver Killers of Mrs Youngblood Face Scaffold
Canon City Colo June 17 Fred Arnold and Newton Andrews were hanged for the Youngblood murder. Andrews spoke briefly claiming truth to his statements about the dance and shooting. Arnold refused to speak. both men died violently as the weights broke their necks and bodies were later removed to the penitentiary morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Colo
Fred Arnold
Newton Andrews
Mia
Youngblood
Arnold
Peters
Petrsburg
Youngblood House
Youngblood Yard
Andrews
Wedding of Princess Margaret and Prince Augustus Adolphus
Windsor celebrated the royal wedding as Princess Margaret of Connaught wed Prince Augustus Adolphus, eldest son of Crown Prince Gustave of Sweden, in St George's chapel. King Edward directed arrangements as a brilliant ceremony unfolded with uniforms, tiaras, and jewels before the couple departed for Cheshire and a honeymoon at Saighton Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Eng
Victoria
Margaret of Connaught
Duke of Connaught
Augustus Adolphus
Gustave
Sweden
Edward
St. George's Chapel
Cheshire
Saighton Grange
State board notes strain on Colorado institutions
Secretary of the State Board of Charities and Corrections reported after visiting Colorado state institutions that the system struggles to care for the mentally ill. At the Denver facility 761 inmates were present, over 700 deemed incurable, with county hospitals full. The State Penitentiary housed 721 prisoners, two in the hospital with minor ailments, despite tight confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Trynsaue
Anyum
Western roads report record tourist travel to Colorado
Passenger agents say the tourist season is exceptionally large this year with growing numbers heading West. Santa Fe figures show more travelers than ever before on the line. Extra equipment for the Western trunk will be kept through the summer to handle the demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Western Roads
Colorado
The
Santa Fe
Woman Enjoys Tea Moment Despite Busy Day
A tired woman shows clear happiness as she relaxes with a fresh pot of tea. A court scene reference hints at legal proceedings while a playful line about a typewriter suggests the power of the written word and a mention of Deflanes Starch promoting refunds and a century of service.
Rebuttal Evidence in Arkansas River Case Heard
Four witnesses testified in Topeka in the Arkansas river case including Cyrus Anderson secretary of the State Board of Railway Commissioners Thomas J Anderson W H Mitchell of Beloit and A M Campbell of Salina. They supported that the drought cause lay in Colorado waters and that Kansas tributaries were not involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ende
Topeka
Kas
Arkansas River
Cyrus Anderson
State Board of Railway Commissioners
Thomas J. Anderson
W. H. Mitchell
Beloit
A. M. Campbell
Salina
Colorado
Kansas
Veteran Heller praises Doan's Kidney Pills in old notice
Joshua Heller of Urleans Tl recounts using Doan's Kidney Pills in 1899 to relieve pain after a fall and again after. He endorses the preparation, noting consistent satisfactory results over two years. Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertises 50 cent boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Heller
Walnut Street
Urleans
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Substantial or Substituted: Fragmentary Tea Page
A garbled teaser reads like a collage of stray headlines and phrases. It mentions Cuba, opportunities, and a ship line, with scattered names and fragments about reception laws and a ground floor rise. The text is largely nonsensical, containing no coherent event or clear individuals.
Pensioning the Aged in France a Century of Effort
United States Consul General Gowdy reports on French pension schemes for the aged noting long trial since 1895, limited annual deposits up to 500 francs, optional annuities up to 1200 francs, and wide rural branches. About 2900 branches serve nearly 340,000 depositors, with ongoing debate on reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gowdy
Paris
France
Caisse
Food in Sermons Boosts Clergyman Health and Energy
A diligent clergyman credits Grape-Nuts breakfast with easing long-standing indigestion headaches and fatigue. He reports improved digestion, renewed vitality for sermon prep, and mental stamina, noting four years of daily use and influence on others seeking better health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nla
China
Battle
Photo
Wellville
Phi
Emperor receives Zemstvo delegation in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on June 20 Emperor Nicholas I heard a Moscow Zemstvo Congress delegation led by Prince and M. Fedoroff. The emperor expressed regret for war losses and naval disaster, pledged to admit elected representatives, and spoke of a union between the emperor and Russian people. The delegation reported the audience to the St Petersburg duma and spread the news to Zemstvos and mayors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Zematvo
Takat
Alexander Palace
Zemstvo
Moscow
Zemstvos
M. Fedeoroff
St. Petersbug
Calomel
Russia
Tamas
Ruzala
Five Commerce Agents to Study Foreign Trade Abroad
The Department of Commerce and Labor plans sending five special agents to investigate foreign trade conditions. Agents include Burrill, Crist, Hutchinson, Pepper, and Bedloe, with targets in the Orient Canada Mexico South America and the West Indies. Reports toward Congress by January, with duties to assess US trade shares and methods to boost volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Lincoln Hutchinson
University of California
Charles M. Popper
Harry R. Barrill
Raymond Fy
Crist
Baward Bedloe
Congress
Messrs. Burrill
Orient
Hutchinson
South America
Atlantic
Pacific
Mr. Pepper
Canada
Mexico
Central America
Bedloe
West Indies
Venezuela
British
Dutch
French Guiana
Metcalf
Oyama Advances Across Front Amid Armistice Rumors
June 20 report from St. Peterabug notes no moves toward an armistice and no confirmation of Godzyadant’s June 17 claim. Oyama’s forces reportedly push forward on both banks near Kuanchengten and Kirin, fueling rumors of Russian army positions being drawn into a noose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyama
St. Peterabug
Godzyadant
Mar Oyama
Linevitch
Kuanchengten
Kirin
Two Denver Women Appointed to Girls' Industrial School Board
Governor McDonald appointed Miss Blanche Delaplaine and Mrs Ina Thompson to fill vacancies on the Girls' Industrial School board in Denver. Delaplaine, a Democrat and former board member, is noted for sociological work and foreign study. Thompson, a Republican, is described as a well known civic leader from Denver with local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ School Board
Denver
McDonald
Girls’ Industrial School
Blanche Delaplaine
Ina Thompson
Mire Delaphaine
Trompeon
Thompson
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Ssadie Robinson
Peruna
Wang Jabasting
Walla
New York
Darhelor
Benedict
Cuthura
Ares
Anke
Royalty
Colorado State
Wise
Cuba
Cutis
Kors
Larne Fovastinants
Fe Btamship Co
Bresdway
Czar
DOF
Representatives Council
Uncle Sam
Castoria
Bears
Woolson Spior
Toledo
Libby
Raceri
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Daily Fly
Peoria, al
Howard E. Burton
Regia
Boston
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