Kelbaugh of West Virginia Praises Peruna Medicine
Ex-Member W H Kelbaugh of West Virginia endorses Peruna as an unrivaled medicine and tonic. He says the product helped him recover from a severe cold, saved on doctor bills, and enabled him to return to work after trying many other remedies.
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W. H. Kelbaugh
West Virginia
Peru
Seafield
Peruna
Russia
Baron Dem Lobel
Hussemar City
M. Brown
Kliegroom
Jubm M. Mippard
Mrowe
Brown
Matar
Foremost of French Veterans Pensioned Off
The French government pensioned Francois Geremini, grandslan of the Baste column, who left Corsica a year ago to serve in the Imperial guard. He fought in the campaigns of Algiers and Oime, and in 1870 with Hourtall. He was captured and sent to Darmstadt and later became concierge at Voetife.
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Francois Geremini
Granslan
Baste
Benymint
Corsica
Kreochlers
Imperial Guard
Algiers
Oime
Hourtall
Darmstadt
Empire
Ie Voetife
Seamship Goldmouth Arrives After Long Nonstop Run
The seamship Goldmouth, owned by Shell, arrived at Rotterdam from Penang after a voyage via the Cape of Good Hope in 52 days. She steamed continuously with no engine stops or main boiler convulsion, a record-claiming performance. The ship carried cargo and fuel, leaving ample surplus fuel for her return voyage, with 20 days of steaming possible en route home.
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Goldmouth
Fotterdam
Fineapore
Cave of Good Hope
Marie Matehhinery
Mark Collinge
Rothman Jackson
Atlamont
J. M Woodworth
Dotel
Jackson
Harry Mitchell
Buffalo Bill
Berrien Center
Mich
Warsaw
Language shifts bloom as nations push English adoption
The article surveys a world trend toward English as a lingua franca. It notes Antwerp officials ordering English for officials and workers, Japan enforcing language use on students, and calls in Europe for widespread English in public life. It questions the viability of alternative languages amid global influence.
Postum Lifeline Claims Relief From Digestive Woes
An elderly reader recalls decades of indigestion and nerves linked to coffee while seeking a change to Postum. After trying the cereal drink for 90 years, stomach comfort returned and hunger remained steady without the old distress, according to the testimony.
The Coward in the Library and the President’s Letter
A dying Captain Clay recalls battlefield valor while contemplating an act of suicide. In a Hamlet of memory he smashes his revolver, clutches his medal and McKinley’s promotion letter, and seeks courage from his sons and late wife as a crimson stream stains the room.
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Clay
Terbrary
Elso
McKinley
Hia A
Palmas
St. Peters
Sword
Vay
Fingeru
Wide World of Conflicts and Domestic Tragedies
A flood of disorderly reports describes cholera outbreaks near Madrid, fires aboard the Cabo Trafalpe, and deadly clashes among factions including the Martin group. Also noted are ship and industrial accidents in Vincennes and Newark, drownings in California, and political intrigues in Poland, Russia, and Zion City. A list of casualties from a locomotive explosion and a hotel dispute murders adds to a turbulent roundup of global turmoil and domestic misfortune.
Directing Electric Waves in Wireless Telegraphy
The article describes early experiments by Mr Marconi on confining electric waves to specific directions. It proposes using a horizontal conductor above the ground as a radiator or absorber and notes radiation peaking in the horizontal plane. It also discusses aligning transmitter and receiver conductors to optimize reception.
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Marconi
Meaning of Moles and their fortunes in folk science
The article describes moles on faces as portents in Pennsylvania Dutch folk practice. It links moles on various locations to outcomes such as wealth, longevity, marriage, or imprisonment, noting a belief that moles reveal character and fate.
American Tramp Faces New Rustic Hazards
A garbled report describes an incident aboard a dining car where a foreign intruder allegedly clung to pipes underneath the car. The man, said to be Houmanian, claimed long wait times left him dusty and ravenous after a 5% hour stay, seeking capital hunting amid harsh travel conditions.
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Orient Wess
Costuriea
Sargents Pictures Auction Seeks Rare John F Works
Auction house offers three John F portraits from the same period, including a red metal frame portrait valued at around 1 000 and later sold for 15 000. A second ball portrait and a third work are mentioned with sale prices and historical context surrounding the artist.
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Sargent
John Fwent
Uly
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6Th Street
Iyi
Waship, D.C
Weiter
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Ketba
Perwna
Ieee
Seyhoet French Ag
Suthoritien
Japan
Eariel
Australis
Canada
Lejug Hnglieh
Grereal
Madrid
James H. Sage
Tate Ruswell
Universal
Léek
Martin
Wik ‘Fiam
Mediterranean
Ateante
Spain
Alfonso
United States
Siiking Trammere
Rockland
Minn
Vincennes Paper Mill Company
Vincennes, Ltd
Cooper Chemical Company
Newark
N. J
Tabernacle
Zion City
Tis
Wilbur Glen Volloa
Landis
Banta Fe
Mansfeld
Kanans
Fnotheer
la Porta
Ind
Volgravite
Poland
Kate Rows
Mills Minnie Jacobi
Chicago
A. H. Thompson
United States Geological Survey
Howell
Kathy Crinian
Grand Canyon
Colonie
Janes B. Poxlewait
Michigan Ceanirel Company
Detroit
Mic
M. Turago
Bechitehew
Warnaw
California Fig Syrup Co
Nriff
Dodds
Msy Fly
Eller
Browning's Patent
United
Browning Bros. Co
Orden, Uta
Libby
McNeill & Libby
Nen Ies
Ane
Moses
Good Health Publishing CO
Battle Creek, Mich
Howard E
Achemiane Yuolmwn
Baliigan
Lake
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Eiseer
Ponland
Fred
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