Peruna praised by officials and readers for catarrh cure
A jumble of letters and notices lauds Peruna as a remedy for catarrh with testimonials from M H McCord of New Mexico and a request for a free catarrh book. The page also notes counterfeiters, liquor involvement in a camp ledger, Health topics like Hostetter’s Bitters, and distant political shifts including Lord Cirron and Count Cassini, plus Idaho real estate and Manchuria railroad concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McCount
Myron H. McCord
New Mexico
Hartman
Washington, D.C
M. H. McCord
Columbus
Ohio
Moki Bread Making Described By Indian Women
The article details the slow craft of baking blue piki bread by Moki women. It describes a three compartment trough, stone grinding, batter creation, and baking on a hot stone, with stones heirlooms passed among generations and a sacred finish by old women. The result is jet black, nonstick bread used dry or in soup.
Reading Rooms For Blind Offer Pleasures Of Reading
The Washington Congressional library opens a blind reading room and similar libraries follow. The Pavilion of the Blind hosts readings and music with a blind chaplain and bishops supporting Braille and New York Point. young women in Washington volunteer to copy articles and assemble a monthly volume titled The Meteor for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Library
Washington
Whipple
Whitehead
Gilbert
Samuel Hart
New York
New York Point
Brattle
Toronto City Hall Costs Far Exceed Original Estimate
Twenty years ago Toronto began building a new city hall with an original estimate of 300000 dollars. The project has now cost 2345000 dollars and remains unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
New York's Gray Hats Appeal Through Autumn Trend
New York observers note the prevailing gray hat has become an invariable symbol of autumn. The style remains popular longer than expected as fashions subtly shift in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Letter rate history noted from Atlantic to California
The excerpt discusses postal letter rates, recalling 49 cents per letter to California before 1851, then reductions to 19 cents half ounce unpaid and six cents prepaid, and later three cents half ounce prepaid. It mentions Uncle Collis Pacific Huntington and the New York Press as sources and references Rostan's Vee-Water Fountain and the Church Temperance Society in the Protestant Episcopal Church context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ceither
Collis Pacific Huntington
California
Atlantic Coast
New York Press
Rostan's
Church Temperance Society i
Protestant Episcopal Church
Castoria counterfeiters tied to fake medicine scheme
The Centaur Company of New York learned their Castoria replica was being copied in St Louis Missouri. Warrants issued for Palestine Drug Company officials. John Bick and Benjamin Chireaus were arrested then released on bond. Cases to be heard before Judge Clark of the Court of Criminal Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalr Pestory
Ceustar Company
New York City
Castoria
St Louis
Chas. H. Fletcher
Fletcher
Palestine Drug Company
No. 107
Grokluulys non partisan election bill approved
Governor Grokluul Kentucky approves non partisan election bill from the extra session. Mentions Great Snake River Valley and various places in Idaho and California population figures change since 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crry
Great ‘Shake River Valley
Idaho
Welle Idaho Colony Company
Second South St
Salt Lake City
Utah
St. Anthony
Grokluul
Kentucky
Snake River Valley
Molane
West Winverdeb Colony Company
W. Seciné South Sa
Sate Lake City
Diad
St Anthony
Idane
Fishes of Africa and Antarctic connections highlighted
A geology section presentation by Theodore Gill of the Smithsonian examines The Fishes of Africa as Exponents of Former Geological Conditions. He argues these fishes show two distinct elements and support a southern continent linking Africa, South America and Australia once called Antarctic. The article also notes early postage practices and stamp history from 1792 to 1839.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Africa
Theodore Gill
Smithsonian Institution
South America
Amstralle
Antarctic
Congress
Mysterious Proceedings Filtered From Uneven Text
The article fragment suggests a discussion among officials about peace proposals and negotiations. It mentions a gathering at a location called Pe klog and references figures like W. O Harem in Minneapolis. The readable bits are scattered with garbled names and dates, obscuring a clear event narrative.
Also Mentioned on This Page
McGord
Woodmen
Secret Service
Hostetter
Lord Cirron
England
Tradning
M. de Alers
Roasien
China
Count Cassini
United States
E.W. Grove
British Foreign Office
Russia
Manchuria
W.l.douglas
Rar Het
Takeo
Sarin
W. L. Douglas Shoe CO
Crookton, Mase
Stavionera
Glas Bas
Ower Es
Janet
Roth
Lee “Notte
New
Catio Owe
Bickfoll
Quuick
Penston
SV Aem
Amachey de
Oxyvita Ast
Sisites
Sadia
Boone Fear
Ableeur
Puyaletane
Wsi
Chicago
Streai
Tentow
Salt Lake
St. Jacobs Oil
Wette Eurpes Chem Ces CO
le Cromen
Wit
China Mall
Manila
Etes Fave
Mosopaly
T. A. Brassey
Pretoria
Lake Bivert
Chooage
Louis Erhardt & CO
Atchison, Kans
Winchester
Sean
Rahorate
Californi
Union Pacific Fe m
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Ime
Ite
Denver
T. B. Choate
Reading
Puddiers
Rio Grande
Beenie
Rallera
Grand J
de Wet
Dester
Pryvirolure
Rgobrk
Ask Pour Agen
Vckols
Engilah
Excepton
the Times
Lord Sallebury
Linastutenere
Gerwlave
Catach Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Arenenia
Cabcarets
Haron Vun Kiehihutee
Unter
Voreign Offier
Han Bean
Couns von Boshow
Ataba
Pramas Mepicors Co
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. D. Jarret
Belmont
Liydia FE
Pinkhan
San SaranDes
E. Pinkham
Warrmar
Pou
Winslow
Peklog
Basle
J. W. O Harem
Taint Ave
Minn
Hul Chownay
Canton
Apecy
Tala
Parema
W Howe Iseonary Moelety
Methodist Church
Cenunne
Carter
Carters
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