Peruna tonic touted by a congressman and doctors
A letter from D C describes Peruna as not only a vigor tonic but a cure for catarrh and related ailments. It claims thousands cured, with testimonials from W Butts of Muskogee and others noting improved stomach strength and relief from weakness. Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio offers guidance.
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Insane Asylum
Catarch
Basor
Butts
Conth Dakota
D. C
Ita
W. Butts
Muskogee
I. T
Perna
Hartman
Cass
Iain Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Potato Popularity and Sydney Street Vendor Union
The article compares potato planting per 10 000 inhabitants across nations with Germany leading at 160 acres and Britain at 31. It reports the formation of Sydney's newest trade union for street vendors including newsvendors musicians shoeblacks lace sellers fruit sellers and fish sellers.
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Germany
Austria
France
United States
Great Britain
Ireland
Sydney
Australia
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Public Nuisance Notes
Farmers in Butte Montana complain ore smelters emit daily five tons of sulphuric acid and half a ton of arsenic harming crops. A fragmented item also notes German paper mills output versus England, referencing 1,083 mills in Germany and 300 in England.
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Butte, Mont
Germany
England
Odd Fads and Fashion Gossip From A Naples Village
An elderly man named Tas to marries a macaroni expert after a contest drew 120 entrants. The piece details wedding gifts, wedding finery including long ribbons and lace, new cravats replacing stoles, and remarks on women in hunting society with generational views. It also covers fashion notes on fur, light cloths for races, and lace embellishments, plus critiques of corsets and a rainbow parasol dressy shades. It closes with society pets, tattooed dogs, and a wealthy woman building a gold and silver dog show stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasto
Naples
Tasmo
Aiglen
New Paris fashions inspire home vanity and black trims
A Paris influenced feature describes evolving coiffure preferences and the revival of antique dressing tables with mirrors, silk coverings, and lace. It notes new hat silhouettes, Neigen sea fabrics, and black dress emphasis among high society figures, plus recent table and floral decorative trends from court circles.
New Law on Animal Importation Affects Breeding Stock
The article details a recent act regulating free import of purebred breeding animals for U S citizens. It requires recognized breed pedigree records, authenticated certificates, and owner affidavits. It also outlines other provisions for animals crossing borders, and notes related regulatory enforcement by the Treasury and Agriculture departments. It includes expert commentary on Angora goats, stressing proper care, facilities, and pasture needs for profitable goat husbandry.
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Flone of
Congren
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of the Treasury
Revenue Department
Sorghum Feed Myth Questioned by Missouri Farmer
In a March 18 Farmers' Review letter J. & Smith of Marion County Missouri counters reports of cattle poisoning from sorghum. They state they fed green sorghum to dairy cows for years with no ill effects, praise second crop cutting, and claim sorghum yields more feed per acre when sown on clean ground with about one bushel per acre broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Review
J. & Smith
Marion County
Missouri
Potatoes as Pig Feed Compared with Grain in Pigs
Danish experiments cited by Prof Henry in Feeds and Feeding tested socked potatoes versus grain with milk or whey. Four pounds of potatoes plus one pound of grain produced similar pork quality to potatoes fed with less grain, indicating comparable feed value to grain in pig feeding.
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Henry
Railways Mileage Increases Across Nations In 1901
Rail mileage growth in 1901 shows Runsin's rise of 609 percent, contrasted with £57 in Germany and 106 in France. Britain records 7 as the figure for Great Britain, highlighting stark international differences in railway expansion during that year.
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Runsin
Germany
France
Great Britate
Richmond woman credits Vegetable Compound cure
Mrs Tupman of Richmond Virginia suffered long with female troubles including leucorrhea and womb issues. After trying many remedies she began Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in June 1901 and reports marked improvement after ten bottles, gaining weight and regaining vitality. She urges other readers to write for free advice.
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Max
B.C. Torwam
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Tor Ensor
Carona
D. Pouglas
Douplaa
Douglan
Doagion
Ateny
Zoey Cntall
Glas R
Mires
Hewlett Gros
Pension Angina
Ikea
Hall
Odd
Daseementerien
W. Williams
Liverpool
Royal Southern Hospital
Willams
Paris
Milady
Tadao
Countess de Noailles
Countead de Noailles
Lup Salaces
Marquise d'Harcourt
Mme. de Brouvery
Edenings
Estern
Canada
Woudertel A & Eltansing
Ing
Ember
Raven
W. C. Bailey
Tully
Libby
Ibby
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Chicago
Tie Endamn
Representatne
A.J Tower CO
Boston
Mass
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