Peruna hailed by Indianapolis woman for stomach cure
Genevive May of Meridian Street Indianapolis a Second High School Alumni Ass'n member praises Peruna as the finest regulator for a disordered stomach. She says neglect of catarrh caused nausea heartburn and headaches but two weeks on Peruna improved her condition and three months cleared the stomach. Dr Hartman offers free medical advice with confidential correspondence.
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Genevive
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Not Entirely Useless Story From Narisen Memoir
Dr Fridtjof Narisen recounts a tale about a Norwegian girl who came to the United States in search of work. The girl served as a cook but failed to please the household. When asked what else she could do she replied I can milk reindeer.
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Fridtjof Narisen
Norway
United States
Nasen
Defiance Starch Ad Claims Unmatched Quality
A fragment notes a Defiance Starch advertisement praising quality and 16 ounces for 10 cents. A man moralizes that nature has its compensations while another replies lightning can strike twice in the same place. The exchange mirrors light humor from a past ad page.
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised for foot relief
The ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to rest and cure swollen sore hot feet callouses aching sweaty feet and ingrown nails. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with no substitute and sample requests mailed to AL Olmsted LeRoy NY. The quoted fiction shows a man declaring to his mother I saved my life in a candid moment.
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Allen
AL. Olmsted
LeRoy
Defiance Starch Sold Everywhere with Notable Quality
Ad copy notes Defiance Starch for sale nationwide with superior quantity and quality. Mentions price at 36.00 per M and contrasts with other brands, plus dealer profit and smoker appeal for Lewis' Factory Peoria. Phrases reference nervous proposals and parlor wall hanging, plus self contemplation as idle time.
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Lewis
Peoria
Riots engulf Lodz city in Russia Poland unrest
Riots erupted in Lodz after a funeral, with at least 50,000 involved in looting and clashes. Police and troops fought barricaded streets as fires spread, civilians including women and children died, and bodies were collected by Cossacks in the chaotic aftermath. Terrorist leaflets spark further agitation among soldiers.
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Lodz
lMquor
Halt in Peace Talks Delayed by Russian Illness
Negotiations between Russia and Japan stall as Count Lamsdorff falls ill. Officials say no hitch but talks suspended. Cassini met President Roosevelt briefly in Washington. Neither side favors armistice terms, envoys unnamed despite readiness to meet in August, with delays likely to push plenipotentiaries to mid or late August. Public opinion in Japan fears prolonged uncertainty.
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Russia
Japan
Count Lamsdorff
Count Cassini
Roosevelt
Washington
Rusen
Loomis Sails for Southampton on Secret Mission
Francis R. Loomis assistant secretary of state sails from New York on the Philadelphia to receive Paul Jones body and carry out a secret state department mission while abroad. He declines to reveal the mission or its relation to peace and expects a month away, not returning with the warship squadron.
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State Department
Roosevelt
Francis .R. Loomis
Southampton
New York
Philadelphia
Mr. Loomis
Paul Jones
Nebraska Special Election Set for First District July 18
Governor confirms the July 18 special election to fill the Burekett vacancy. Attorney General Brown states the election is legal, valid, and governed by the U.S. Constitution.
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Nebraska
Mickey
Brown
Burkett
United States
Congress
Chinese boycott spreads anti American propaganda in China
In Tien Tsin 600 students from 26 colleges attended two meetings on anti American propaganda. Ten resolutions urged boycotts of American goods, promotion of Chinese manufacturers, and distribution of anti American literature. Merchants from 17 provinces pledged 50 000 taels under a mutual bond to punish any member who buys American goods.
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Tien Tsin
China
Merchants Pressure Roosevelt Over China Boycott Threat
A telegram from the Portland chamber of commerce to President Roosevelt asks for a commission to study exclusion laws and enforcement. It urges action to promote harmony and warns that Hong Kong reports indicate immediate steps are needed or a boycott of American products will follow.
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China
Roosevelt
Portland, Ore
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