Peruna Tonic Endorsed by Congressman Aldrich and Others
A Washington letter reports Congressman W. F. Aldrich of Alabama endorsing Peruna, claiming family success and its use as a tonic. Additional testimonials from H. S. Emory and others praise catarrh relief, digestion aid, sleep, and nervous fatigue remedy. The Feruna Medicine Co. offers to mail the remedy upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Aldrich
Alabama
Washington, D.C
Perna
Meruna Medicine Co
Columbus
F. Aldrich
Emory
K. P's
Omaha
Neb
North Sixteenth Street
Perina
Ile
H. S. Emory
Perona
Feruna Medicine Co
Ohio
Rainy Day Refusal Sparks Laborers’ Complaints
A contractor notes Mal ion laborers refuse to work in rain. He says gangs stop trenching and other manual tasks as soon as showers begin, scrambling for cover and claiming illness, prompting days off if rain persists.
Pineapple Bromelin Digestive Claim and Royal Pairing Opinion
An odd blend of medical quackery and royal matchmaking rhetoric appears. A claim praises fresh pineapple juice containing bromelin with strong digestive effects, alongside an anecdotal endorsement of Piso's Cure for Consumption. The text also notes King Alfonso's wife selection by the pope and critiques American wealth in marriage choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
Baltimore considers renaming North Avenue to Schley Avenue
Baltimore eyes changing North Avenue to Schley Avenue to honor Rear Admiral Schley. Officials say the present name no longer fits as the city’s northern boundary has extended beyond the avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Schley
Baltimore
Schley
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as constitutional remedy
The item repeats an advertisement or quotation claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure is a constitutional cure and references Opportunity as a bad habit. The snippet includes a proverb about opportunity, attributed to the Atchison Globe, noting a man’s usual reaction of dismissing it.
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Hall
Price, Te
Opportunity
Atchison Globe
Pike in the boat astonishes Squire Bundy at Franch Creek
Squire Bundy recalls landing a fourteen and a half pound pike after a tense fight with a misidentified line. Tom Agnew weighs the catch at Tom Agnew's store while Bundy's tale ends with Agnew calling him an infernal liar. The piece blends a fishing anecdote with commentary on pedigree hunting.
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Squire Gundy
Squire Bundy
Tom Agnew
Tom
New York Sun
Town With Many Historic Trees in Litchfield Connecticut
Litchfield Connecticut claims the most historic trees in New England. Notable specimens include elms planted by John C. Calhoun and Oliver Wolcott, a sycamore linked to the original colonies, an elm used as a colonial whipping post, and a willow grown from a walking stick tied to Col Talmadge, the officer who captured Major Andre.
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Litchfield
Conn
New England
John C. Calhoun
Oliver Wolcott
Pam
Col
Talmadge
Mejor Andre
Soldiers of Knowledge in Martinique Volcano Danger
Essays praise scientists who risk life at Mont Pelee and Morne Rouge to study the Martinique eruption. Noted figures like Prof Angelo Hellprin are highlighted for first crater-edge examinations. Despite low pay, their loyalty to discovery earns global admiration as findings aid future stations to save lives.
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Martingue
Mont Pelee
Morne Houge
Pinaily
Angelo Hellprin
Adentate
Martinique
Iver
I Couldn’t Mean It Annie Takes Johnnie’s Excuse
Annie and Johnnie race to the school door with excuses strained by breakfast. Annie claims she ate seventy four eggs to justify lateness while the principal questions the tall tale and the boy’s sister Katie looms as the source of the own mischief.
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Annie
Ike
Johnnie
Johanie
Katie
New York
Pennies from Hessian Graves Found at Trenton Site
Prominent Trenton men buy pennies unearthed from graves at the old First Presbyterian churchyard where Hessian commander Col. Rohl and others from the Battle of Trenton were buried. Excavations for a new choir gallery disturbed bones and coins. finders fear authorities may force reburial of the keepsakes.
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Trenton
N. J
Pirst Presbyterian
Col. Rohl
Ehesslang
Washington Evening Times
Range Notes from Mohave and adjacent counties reveal poor feed
Mohave County Arizona reports ranges very dry and poor with mostly fair stock, including 5000 Angora goats for sale at 3.50 per head. Carbon and Pima Counties Arizona note fair to poor conditions, long droughts, and scant winter feed, while Colorado's Saguache County reports four years of deficient rainfall producing very poor range.
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Mohave
Ariz
Li. M. Gaddis
Coconing
Aria
O. W. Davia
Carbon County
Wyo
J. F. Crawford
Pima County
Tucson
E. J. Whitmore
Saguache County
Colo
J T. Melvin
Cochise
Ellas
Scribe Rove to the Occasion In Sturgeon Marriages
The village paper hails a Sturgeon Missouri wedding as a thunderbolt from a cloudless sky. The courtship is described as earnest, with Homer confessing love to a rosy-cheeked maiden and receiving acceptance, marking a rare event for the town.
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Sturgeon
Homer
Last of Contarini Family Dies in Venice
Count Cary Aloisio Contarini, a Venice resident, dies and is believed the last male heir of the Contarini line that supplied eight doges and forty four procurators to the republic. Once a retired Italian army officer, he was too poor to tour the Grand Canal palaces once owned by his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Aloisio Contarini
Venice
Contarini
Republic
Doenico Contarini
Reboih
Merino Sheep Versus English Mutton Breeds Compared
Prof W A Henry contrasts the Merino from Spanish stock as a hardy wool bearer with the English mutton breeds raised in small, well managed flocks. He notes the Merino’s 1000 mile seasonal migrations and harsh survival tests, and argues American handlers should adopt British methods and adapt to Merino traits for better flock management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A Henry
Spain
The Anjust Every hety's is maidea in summer magazine
A historical magazine described with playful errors surveys content from Martha McCulloch Williams and A Kadelyne Dug nore. It notes poetry, humorous studies of New England farming, wheat cultivation, and an article on an air creling machine by Prof Willis J Moore. The issue is praised as capital and beautiful.
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Maidea
Ible
New England
Hinde
Shea
Martha McCulloch Willams
A. Kadelyne Dugnore
Troutbeck
Alfred Ollivant
Arthur R Jobbson
Willis J. Moore
Freneh
Schechter
Cambridge University
England
Jewish Theological Seminary
New York City
Egypt
Cubase
M Viewrs Chirk
August number features stories and garden crafts
The issue highlights a Paris perfumer secret from or chide plants and a garden of aromatic blooms. It also includes tales like The Little Maid of the Sea and Sir Mar mmaduke, plus a note on popular writing and drawing contests. W. T. Hutcherson, longtime editor of the Dickson County Press, dies at 72 in Charlotte with a winding sheet of newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jurnagen, Jr
Saturn
Marmmaduke
W. T. Hutcherson
Dickson County
N. C
Charlotte
Dickson County Press
Dickens Character Dead And Other Notes From August Century
A檢imber of items note the death of Lieut. Col. Froom Talford former Indian affairs chief in Canada at 94, with ties to Dickens and Marryatt era. Also discussed are August Atlantic contents, Jewish literature authority Schechter, and Congress campaign expenses drawing 2000 allowances.
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Dickens
Froom Talforrd
Dominion of Canada
Wandsworth Common
St. James
Tom Traddles
Dicken
David Copperfield
Marryatt
Canada
Ottawa
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