Peruna credited by church worker for life saving cure
A church worker credits Peruna with saving her life after years of failed treatments and heavy costs. The account highlights home treatment offered by Dr Hartman, later testimonials from Annie Hoban and Mamie Powell praising Peruna for nervous and general health, with a promise of confidential, free guidance to women.
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Peruna
Rena
Hartman
Annie Hoban
Post Pocahontas of
Yemassee
Highth Ave
New York
Ness
Perina
Mamie Powell
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Dr. Hartman
Kate de Hartman
Tolumbus
O. ‘Hartman Sanitarium
Col
Pertina praised by Julia M. Brown for health and vigor
In a testimonial style note, Julia M. Brown credits Pertina with lifting women from frail, exhausted states to health. She cites cases of chronic catarrh cured after multiple remedies failed and says she uses Pertina personally for nervous weariness with satisfying results.
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Julia M. Brown
Rainfall Fallacy Explained by a Walking Downpour
An observant citizen explains why running in rain can soak clothes more than walking. He notes intermittent rain gaps and how vertical drop spacing affects water exposure, arguing the perceived advantage of running is a fallacy. He uses practical examples to show the sheet of water is treated like a solid when viewed ahead.
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Citheen
Peru
Faa
Dangers Of Shaving Consumptives In Colorado Springs
A barber recounts fear of coughing consumptives during shaves in Colorado Springs. A Colorado barber claims real nerves fail when shaving consumptives and notes repeated coughing incidents, with a wary tale of a decade in the business and varied customers.
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Colorado
Colorado Springs
Growing Old and the Poet’s Silent Lament
A fragmented poem meditating on aging and creative fade as the speaker confesses a growing apathy toward rhymes and fashioning verse. The cadence warbles between personal weariness and a memory of golden light, evoking time’s relentless advance.
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Ollen
Diplomatic Conductor In Streetcar Tale
A Grand Army Veteran signals a streetcar, but the motorman stops short midblock enraging the veteran. He, hobbling with locomotor ataxia, reaches the platform panting and red as bystanders murmur. The conductor jokes about youth and spryness, sparking a tense exchange in a fraught city scene.
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Talleyrand
Antietam
Ain
Watera— Sagranciacy Bulletin
No Fault of Here Che Club Wayward Bet
A garbled note describes a wager at a local club involving several individuals. A man bet two to one on Lat fon and wagered against others, with unclear names and outcomes. The fragmentary text references Mabel and George in connection with the bet and outcome.
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Mabel
George
Opium Use Forms Diverse Among Opium Addicts
Opium users vary by method from smoking to injections with doctors noting different addiction forms. New York City hospital official cites hundreds of thousands affected nationally, Vermont annual opium sales equate to grain per adult, highlighting non medicinal consumption.
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Jelitte
New York City
Eath
Vermont
Sea Serpent Attacks Ship Glengrant Near Fraserburgh
England reports a marine monster that tried to swallow the Glengrant of Fraserburgh lifting the vessel at least six feet before diving beneath her. When it surfaced again only one sailor stayed calm and grabbed a can. The serpent, nearly 200 feet long, had a seahorse like head, long mane, green eyes, and an enormous mouth with teeth.
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England
Fraserburgh
McBride Case Supports Dodd's Kidney Pills Cure Claim
In St John Kansas on October 26 Mr and Mrs William McBride and Jense L Simes M D swore before Notary Public George Ki Moore to statements alleging their son suffered epileptic fits and partial paralysis from a severe illness. They claim Dodd's Kidney Pills stopped the seizures within a week, a claim reinforced by the sworn testimony and local reaction.
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McBride
St. John, Kans
William McBride
Jense L. Simes
George Ki. Moore
Simes
Dodd
Swort
Oldest Subscriber Don Robun Jano Siglo De Lon Sigos Dies
Don Robun Jano Siglo De Lon Sigos of Chiapas, aged 112, longtime subscriber since 1849, reportedly trapped while renewing his subscription. He was en route to Europe with his third wife and six children from Tasbasco (Mexico) Tageblatt.
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Europe
Don Robun Jano Siglo de Lon Sigos
Chiapas
Tasbasco
Mexica
Tageblatt
Putnam Faceless Dyes and Nevada Salt Formations
A quirky note on a 10 cent package cost and remarkable Nevada salt formations along a Virginia river. Crystal mountains of pure salt extend for thirty miles, with wells nearby, one 75 foot wide, containing intensely saline water. The region likely originated from a great ancient salt lake.
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Virginia River
Nevada
Tieve
Starling release to combat ticks in Jamaica
Jamaica trials starling introductions to curb cattle tick plague. English starlings released in the country districts aim to destroy rampant ticks that have invaded forests and pastures after being carried from South America. Outcomes uncertain as foreign species adapt to new surroundings.
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Jamaica
South America
Dean's Kidney Pills praised by Lebanon official
JW Walle, Superintendent of Streets in Lebanon Kentucky, describes severe kidney pain and relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills after seeing a testimonial. Free trials offered by Foster Mills Co. Mail order available. Also notes cotton crop values in Alabama Arkansas South Carolina and Georgia Mississippi and Texas with totals and westward shift.
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JW. Walle
Lebanon
Dean
Hugh Murrey Drug Co
Walla
Foster-Miltlin Co
Buffalo
Alabamm
Arkansas
South Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
Texas
Misalssnapl River
Fragmentary OCR leads to unclear score report
A garbled line suggests a sports score or coin toss note with scattered names and numbers. The readable parts mention 18 and a potential matchup but lack clear teams or results to confirm a definitive event.
Argentine Butter Exports Surge to Britain
Argentina ships over 3 million pounds of butter each year, mostly to Great Britain, earning creameries 16 cents per pound while exporters receive about 24 cents. Danish butter is the only other from outside the country fetching a good price, with most cows being Durham crosses.
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Great Britain
Denmark
Durham
Cough and Works Off the Cool Laxative Brim Quinine Tablets
A swindler runs a novel price trick on a passenger train claiming a baby birth on board. Senator Quay of Pennsylvania, traveling near Cleveland to Toledo, is duped as a man announces a birth and asks for a purse. The trick yields mixed contributions before the con man exits at a way station with funds.
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Price Lie
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Toledo
Pulman
Repid
Ohio
Senator Quayla
Quay Cobeleski
Quay
R. H. Officer & Co Assayers and Chemists Ad
Salt Lake City Utah assay company offers mail samples with prompt careful attention to results and analysis for ore samples received by mail.
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R. H. Officer & CO
Salt Lake City
UTAM
Utah Bedding & M'f'g Co
Crismon & Nichols Assayers
P.O
West Temple St
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