Peruna Credited By Women For Health Recovery
Two women from Nashville and Brooklyn share how Peruna restored vitality and eased fatigue. Mrs Tressle Nelson reports six bottles made her pain vanish and life look bright again. Josephine Morris notes relief from heat weariness and malaria symptoms, promoting mucous membrane health with Peruna. Dr. Hartman offers free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia. Trestle Nelum
Broad St
Nashville
Tenn
Tressle Nelson
Josephine Morris
Carroll St
Brooklyn
N. C
Wtila
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, Ohio
Webster Not An Egotist A Webster Portrait Anecdote
An old Boston area lady recalls an anecdote about Daniel Webster at an exhibition before a painting of his Hayne reply. Webster, feeble but observant, commented on the canvas and the surrounding figures, remarking with gentle humor about a central man in the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himach
Boston
Dante
Webster
Mr. Webster
Healy
Hayne
Not of Blood Royal but Montenegro’s Matchmaking History
Not of royal blood. The Montenegro royal family attracted European matchmakers as czarist favor and potential Russian empress influence drew attention. Danilo’s bride links to Mecklenburg Strelitz. a daughter married a Russian grand duke, and Elena wed the future King of Italy, a line described as truly royal though finances are tight. A dog in a Yorkshire circus prompts a joke about rats, while Point Reyes, California, is noted as the windiest place in the United States.
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Montenegro
Alexander III
Russia
Nikola
Danilo
Jutta
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
George III
England
Elena
Prince
Naples
Italy
Europe
Yorkshire
America
Pacific Ocean
Point Reyes
Cal
United States
European monarchs spend fortunes on coded private messages
The Emperor of Resin leads in royal spending on written communications with a private code and about 20,000 annually. Emperor William spends 15,000 yearly using a self-made system. Italy Austria Greece England vary. King Edward and Queen Alexandra use telegraphs heavily, signing private despatches as Albert Edward and Alexandra, with 1902 outlays around 11,000 to 12,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emparor William
Italy
Austria
Greece
Edward
Alexandra
England
Albert Edward
Bertle
New York
Timon
Beachy Head Cliff Threatens Lighthouse Safety
Beachy Head remains a dangerous chalk headland on England's south coast. The Seven Sisters rise to 560 feet, and lighthouse cliffs have fallen in 1892 and 1896, releasing tens of thousands of tons of chalk. The edge has receded from 100 to 70 feet, prompting plans for a more stable lighthouse site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beachy Head
Seven Sisters
London Times
A Silkworm of the Sea Silk From Mediterranean Shellfish
The pinna shellfish in the Mediterranean spins a viscid thread to attach itself to rocks. In Sicily this process yields a handsome fabric. The filament is gathered at low tide, washed, dried, carded, and spun into a burnished golden brown thread.
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Mediterranean
Sicily
Persian shah presents carpet to Queen Wilhelmina in Rotterdam
In the Rot ter dam ethnographic museum a carpet gift from Shah Mohammad Reza? to Queen Wilhelmina is displayed. The inscription reads Presented by His Majesty for ed Din Shah Emperor of Persia to Her Majesty Wilhelmina Queen of Holland in the year of the Hedjira 1820. The piece covers sixty eight square yards with 250000 stitches per square yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethnographic Museum
Rotterdam
Wilhelmina
Holland
Ed Din
Shah
Persia
Race dialogue between Hill Dale and Dale over Shamrock and Reliance
In a brief exchange Mr Hill asks Miss Dale if she enjoys the race. She replies with enthusiasm and notes watching the Reliance closely, distinguishing her by its big red smokestack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hill
Miss Dale
Pigs and Horses in Persia Preserve Horse Health
A pig is commonly kept in every stable in Persia as the porker is believed to benefit horse health. The custom reflects traditional equine care practices and local beliefs about animal welfare and disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atable
Persia
Some Vital Statistics In Philadelphia Births And Deaths
Philadelphia records show about 30 000 children born annually and around 7 500 children under age six die each year, highlighting ongoing child health and mortality trends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Russian Women Doctors and Other Vignettes
A collage of brief items notes the prominence of Russian women doctors in cities and universities, recounts a humorous church interruption anecdote, and previews a range of curiosities from mining accidents to improved coal efficiency and a college prank. It includes Miss Bradshaw’s endorsement of Dodd's Kidney Pills and a comical graduation quip from Youth's Companion.
Medicine, travel deals, and European royalty in brief
Fragmented notes report Mrs Winslow’s syrup, a claim about Diaz’s age and longevity, travel rate ads via Santa Fe Route to Boston and other cities, and Don Carlos’s age and offshore heirs. Also notes his private collection at Venice’s Piazza Loredan and English friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Detroit
Acasta
Polos
C. PF
Warren
Dooly Brock
Salt Lake City
Utah
Don Carlos
St. James
England
Amory
Piazza Loredan
Venice
Monkey as Savings Bank in Paris Slum Revealed
A Paris pauper Louis Kerk, found dead with a stuffed monkey, hid his savings inside the toy. A slit in the chin revealed a pencil and later a stash of $1,000 plus $5,000 in securities. Other notes discuss diverse topics from a roaring Real Empire Bullet tale to knife and fork surgery, varnishing books in China, and nitric acid production experiments at Niagara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louis Kerk
Koenig
Berlin
China
Europe
America
Philadel
Record
Halls Catarh Cure Ad from 1890s
An old advertisement claims a cure for catarrh of the mucous membranes and eustachian tube issues. It promises Peppermint dollars for an uncurable case and credits Halls Toothpaste as a remedy, with Toledo based CHENEY Co. and druggists at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J, Cheney & Co
Tuledo
Drugetsta
The Summer Cottage Seaside Retreat and Prominent Notices
The passage describes the summer cottage craze near New York with tens of thousands seeking leisure, many rented yearly to new tenants. It also notes various items: a cough remedy from Ocean Grove, a critique by Sir Oliver Lodge on radium, and warnings about dampness harming books and cameras in Ceylon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oliver Lodge
Tried by Tire Backache Claim for Doan’s Kidney Pills
Eugene Otari of Th Twentieth Avenue Denver California endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills claiming complete relief from severe backaches after use. He recalls urging others to try the remedy for kidney trouble and mentions a free trial offer and nationwide mailing. The pills are sold by druggists at 50 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Otari
Twentieth Avenue
Union Station
Denver
Cal
Dean
Doan
Alway
Lario
United States
Foster-Milburo Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Indifference to Man Club Advances In Guilford Bogland
A new women’s society called Indifference to Man requires members to be over 17, proof against male charms, and to abhor marriage. Any deviation earns a warning, then expulsion. The club is located in Guilford Bogland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford
Bogland
October literary notes and magazine highlights
The October St Nicholas leads with That Deer a California tale by Marian Warnes Wildman praised for all ages. Other items include A Trip Through the New York Assay Office and features from Century World’s Work Country Life in America Outing and Cosmopolitan. A humorous Georgia mule lightning anecdote rounds out notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Nicholas
California
Marian Warnes Wildman
Girlin
New York
United States
Jonathan Edwards
Hadith A. Winship
America
West
King Edward thanks reporters on Ireland visit voyage
The King has thanked reporters who traveled with his party on the Ireland visit. He probably values their efforts despite an assignment seen as unglamorous and is rewarding the men who accompanied him on his journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Edward
Ireland
King
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Reliance
A.J Tower Co
Mass. USA
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Toro, Ca
Paxtine
Moiby
W.N. U. Salt Lake—N
Vaataw Thie
Dria
Keeley Institute
Sharspeares
Reuke
Pall Mall Gazette
Tropics
Cuba
McCormick
Ethel Bradshaw
Dodd
Dunaway
Benton
Miss Eunice Whatnot
Miss Eunice
Diaz
Mexico
Dias
Winter Republic
Oaxaca
Monkey AS Savings Bank
Empire
M Rochester
Lime
Niagara
N. W. Saavaty
Ocean Grove
N.J
Jung
Ceylon
Billvilla Exchange
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
St. Jacobs
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