Endorsements for Peruna from notable figures across states
Commodore Nicholson United States Navy and other high profile endorsers advocate Peruna as an effective remedy for catarrh. Letters from S Nicholson and W G Hunter praise its curative qualities, with G R Brown and others affirming its benefits. Readers urged to contact Dr Hartman for free medical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Nicholson
Ted States Navy
Feistret
N. W
Washington, D. C
S. Nicholson
United States
Guatemala
Peruema
W. Godfrey Hunter
A. S
Congress
Kentucky
W. G. Hunter
M. D
Eee
Virginia
He Fooled His Chickens Former Suburbanite Tale
A Brooklyn Life excerpt recounts a suburban man boasting about fifty chickens and strained neighborly relations. He staged a bluff to scare the birds from his garden, which led to the birds effectively returning and sticking to his garden edges, perplexing the neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
A Guaranteed Piles Cure and Inventions Ads
A mix of old advertisements and notices: claims of a pile cure from Allen's Discovery for Piles, autos and road rules critique, cheap rail fares via Santa Route to major cities, a note on excess Congregational ministers in Wyndham and Duval, a quip about Irish land bill politics, a cold remedy claim with Laxative Bromo Quinine, and a South Australian election anecdote about kissing voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance
Santeer
Wyndham
Duval
Home of Commons
Ireland
Claude Duval
Covent Garden
Union Rules Prompt Delivery Boy Union Action
The scene shows a real estate man reporting to Mr Ratyentieb about union influenced work rules for Jess building lots. A young delivery boy leads the union push promising fair wages and a delivery team to determine terms. The dialogue notes limited hours and controlled baskets as initial rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ratyentieb
Chenny
Union Rules and Threats in a Store Arbitration Tale
An exchange reveals tension between a store owner, a union representative, and workers over conduct and obedience to union rules. The dialogue hints at strikes, arbitration, and editorials as tools, with threats of delegating waiting time disputes and labeling opponents.
Honor Paid to Tories and Street Names in New York
A New York Press report argues the city board of aldermen could rename streets and notes how streets bear names of Loyalists like Delancey, Orchard, Rivington, Warren, Moore, Barclay, Murray, Ludlow and Clarkson. It chronicles Tory figures honored in Delancey, Barclay and other streets, contrasting patriot sacrifice with colonial-era loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
New York
Oliver Delaney
Therry Deys
Delancey
Delany
James
Oliver
William Bayard
Thomas Frances Bayard
Bayard
Hester
Thomas Barclay
Nova Scotia
Trinity Church
Tome
Moore Street
James Rivington
Washington
Rivington
North Dutch Church
Nassau Street
Hudson River
Eleventh Street
Peter Warren
Warren Street
Robinson
Clarkson
Park Place
Clarkson Street
Duncan Ludlow
Supreme Court
Ludlow Street
New York Press
The Meadow Lark's Song in Morning Sunshine
A Denver Post reader notes the meadow lark’s morning song, praising its timeless melody and its role as a cheerful, natural herald of spring. The piece reflects on nature’s beauty from childhood memories to present day, honoring birds and sunlit fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galden Rayn
Hones Gatton Adams
Denver Post
Noisy Army and Parrots in Moorish Scrape
A fragmented report notes a Moorish sultanate army of about 25 000, mixing discarded Brit martini Henrys, improvised guns, and flintlock muzzles amid chaotic fighting. It also mentions 4000 to 6000 parrots arriving in New York annually, especially the doubly yellowhead and red head varieties, sold for 15 to 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A Chestnut Tree Proposal Sealed With Old Story Idea
A science fiction novelist argues that outdoor marriage proposals belong under a chestnut tree, claiming such settings symbolize the enduring, ancient tale of romance. The author links nature, tradition, and commitment in a concise reflection on proposal rituals.
British Cutlery Exports Rise and Water Consumption Soars
Last year Great Huntaiy exported cutlery to South America totaling over 450 dollars in value. In the United Kingdom more than 300 million gallons of aerated water are consumed annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Huntaiy
South America
Kingdon
Lay of the Lazy Man and scattered excerpts
Fragmentary text discusses daydreams of meadows and cows, then shifts to a Pittsburgh note and a crude critique of the average man at work. It includes garbled lines on laziness and interruptions, interleaved with references to druggists and a comparison of military enlistment and mortality in France and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Didn't Know She Was Home In New York Post Office Scene
A frantic ally asks an American woman in a New York Post Office if she speaks English. After a year traveling Europe, this had become the standard preface to all business dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
New York Tribune
Fall Kidney Chills and Remedy Claims
An old advertisement-like fragment promotes Down's Kidney Pills as a universal remedy for back pain, nervousness, swelling, and heart palpitations. It mentions obtaining two boxes, a free sample offer, and cites locations Baxter Springs and nearby areas with user testimonials about relief after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Old World Customs Spread Through Wills And Feats Of Wit
A European anecdote recalls Turks at a French banquet and a passerby declining two toothpicks. A Norwich address notes a 1900 query about a cured consumption claim. Wills in New York grant servants legacies, one thousand to those under two years and two thousand for longer service. Opera singers benefit from electric light, and U S power transmission expands across distances up to 220 miles with notable efficiency. Police kindness to a lost child highlights human warmth amid city life. Female life insurance history shows evolving terms across France and gender-based premium gaps narrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eel Matthieason
New York
Theenderloty
A Fruitless Quest at Germantown Door
A wanderer asks a Germantown house for help with a weary sailor. The housewife mocks him after he claims twenty years at sea, saying he does not look like he has ever caught anything. An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a cure for sore feet from Guilford Ni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Picture Hats in Theaters Draw Calls for Free Cloakrooms
The note says theaters will try to curb hat disturbances by offering cloakrooms free of charge and to improve play quality. It mentions the lady with the picture hat retorting that those behind her could not see, implying they are not missing much, per London Punch.
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London
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G. R. Brown
Martinville
G. Kt. Brown
Mence
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Howe
Rother Way
DRS, Shores & Shores, S
Keasuma
Fek
Germort
Hiomain
Keeley Institute
Temple
Balt Lake City
Utah
ODEN
Gali
Ogden Assay Co
Trompson
Salt Lake
Mtrely Allen
le Roy
N.Y
Boston
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Detroit
Alants
C. F. Warren
Dooly Block
Salt Lake City
Surace
Mr. Ekatzennt
Nball
Sharce
Mande Gonne
Katzenlieb
Tadta
New York Times
Gore
Kawoeter
Mortear
Aan Ark
Phan
Wien
Lola
Pittsburg
Boelomes
Abele
Wholeale
Russia
Germany
France
Sihough
Jxo
Hi. Hemen
Pred Ridgevil
Fealaua
Wests Bante
Erin Bos
Biba
Thos
Ramesxs
Maple Street
Norwich
Colgate
San Francico
Mfe
Horth
Cevice
Sishers
Mats Raman
Ofacuan
Altoves
Osta
Osa
Attom
Calor Ryelers
Brockton
Dengstetam
Dostum
Calimbes
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