Peruna testimonials on curing female ailments from Dr Hartman
Mrs Esther M Milner of DeGraff Ohio reports severe female weakness and constant headaches but after using four bottles of Peruna she is completely cured and urges others to try it. Miss Mamie Groth of Platteville Wisconsin thanks Peruna for relief from backache and headaches after physician recommended it. Dr S B Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus Ohio, offers free advice on women's diseases and invites full case reports for study.
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Esther M Milner
DeGraff
Ohio
B. M. Milner
Mamie Groth
Platteville
Wis
Misa Mamie Groth
B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Sromaege Tego
Chai ‘Ont
Hartmaning
Dr. Hartman
Columbus
Waking Wife Misses Story, Spouse Tells Sleep Tale
A sleepy wife dozes through her husband’s tale about a leaky river skiff and a bold admirer, prompting a late night correction and another round of explanations as he tries to finish his humorous yarn without waking her fully. The exchange reveals a lighthearted domestic miscue and a reluctant audience member who finally remains asleep on cue.
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Bet
Jim
Billy Fanfolds
Billy
George Town
Greed of Man Threatens Mocking Bird Extinction
A Louisianan newspaper piece laments New Orleans bird fanciers blocking protection laws, warning that mocking birds face near extinction. It cites historical slaughter since 1865, captive difficulties, and large annual shipments, with claims of 20,000 birds exported yearly and heavy losses among fledglings.
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Mocking Bird
New Orleans
Lousiana
Louisiana
Andabon
Europe
Germany
Foundations of early Christian church unearthed near Holy Sepulcher
Greek Catholic monks plan a bazaar at Jerusalem site where the old mediaeval church’s foundations emerge. The forty by thirty meter structure with three apses joins a stack of relics including a silver shrine with purported holy cross relics. Discovered artefacts include capitals, basalt fragments, and bas-reliefs linked to the choir area.
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Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Jerusalem
Peter
Paul
Patriarch of Jerusalem
Churea
Hadn't Far to Go Irishman's Remarks on Smallpox
William L Hearne, son of National Tube president Frank J Hearne, recalls Black Diamond Arizona mining camp. A smallpox patient Cobb was quarantined in a shack near the graveyard, left to fight alone after the manager’s absence, with a friendly Irish miner calling out to ask for Cobb’s condition.
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William L. Hearne
Frank J. Hearne
National Tube Company
Black Diamond
Arizona
Cobb
Bulla
Weas
Cemetery Living Warns Night Travelers
A Trithsman speaks to Cobb with uneasy encouragement about dangers ahead and the reality of living already among the cemetery. The tone mixes reassurance with grim acknowledgment of a perilous path.
Naturalization Oath Sparks Cigar Interruption
A Yorkshireman naturalized in Judge Gildershaleve's court kept a cigar lit during the oath. The clerk recited the pledge and included a jab about Edward VII, prompting a glare from the judge before the smoker was finally made a citizen.
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United States
Gildershreve
Edward VII
England
New York Press
Rich Men In Difficulties Borrowing Car Fare
A humorous slice from New York Press notes wealthy figures like John D Rockefeller and Russell Sage sometimes borrow a few cents for transit. It tells of a prominent man with four cents at Thirty-fourth Street who asks a newsboy for help and later returns with fifty-one cents for interest.
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John D. Stockefeller
Hussell Sage
Thirty-fourth Street
Sixth Avenue
Upper West Side
Gerace Talra
Pature
New York Press
Yale Honors Chinese Descent Student at Yale
Bartlett G Young, Yale University president, notes Chinaman heritage of a Yale student born in the United States. His father Dr Young Wing, a former Yale graduate, married a Connecticut heiress and was linked with literary figures like Mark Twain. The piece discusses citizenship status and cultural identity in a historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Bartlett G. Young
Yale University
Bante Clob
Dr Young Wing
Dr. Young
Chita
Wassington
Hetty Green Opens Purse for Chesterton Masonic Hall
Hetty Green offers funds to build a Masonic ball at Chesterton Indiana on site of a prior fire, while Andrew Carnegie proposes a library for the same village on his terms. Tit Bits recalls Lord Beresford’s youthful health scare at sea and a Victorian remedy claim for throat and lung ailments. London general post office handles billions of letters, with a firm posting 132000 letters at once and 167000 postcards received in a batch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetty Green
Chesterton
Ind
Andrew Carnegie
Charles Beresford
Mari Trough
London
General Post Office
Mead of Kansas University Elected Acting President
Prof W F P Hoyt of Kansas University was elected acting president of the Kansas Western University to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of President Griles. He is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University.
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Mead of Kansas University
W. F P. Hoyt
Kansas Wastern University
Grilies
Ohio Wesleyan University
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Er & Lend
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Svar
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Lowe
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Mass
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Antialog
LL. Douglas
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Utah
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John
Amalfi
Trithsman
Winton
Detroi Free Press
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Annette Sans Sard
Fall River
Christ
Raymond Grotjean
St. Anne’s Church
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Vanberen
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Alabastine Company
Grand Rapids, Mich
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Maas
University OF Notre Dame
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Aly
Rowne
ST. Mary's Academy
Notre Dame
Intlana
University of Sere
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Caaica Conservatories
Pest
Baachines
Ean
Gyemasinen
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Bert Varteeya
Piscy Needewors
Academy
Academen
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City
THE
Marist Fathers
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Pat
Gordon Academy
Caroline Paine
Princenas
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