Peruna claims cited by Congressmen and patients
A letter to Dr Hartman extols Peruna and Manalin as cures for catarrh of the stomach and related ailments. Congressmen and residents like J D Botkin and L O Marble praise the remedies, praising relief after long suffering and urging readers to seek Hartman’s advice at the Peruna company.
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Kansas Statesman
Peruna
Hartman
Congress
Manalin
Washington
J. D. Botkin
Botkin
Mra. Selina ‘Tanner
Athens
Kan
Frank Richter
Winona, Minn
Peruna Medicine Company
Selina Tanner
L. O. Marble
Geneva, Neb
L. C. Marble
Tint of Coin and Mintage Colors Across French Gold
Study notes variation in gold coins from different French eras. Silver content historically tinted color, later coins warmer as copper removed. Modern minting uses sealed alloy, reducing copper oxidation. Also mentions unrelated legal verdicts, advertising, and product notes mixed in.
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Fregehman
la Nature
Napoleon II
Paris
London
Frightened by Sensitive Plants Frontier tale
In his On the Frontier Mr. Cam pion recalls crossing the Isthmus of Panama where a train stop let him gather crimson roadside flowers. He later discovers leaves wilt as if struck by a fever and fears panic, realizing he was frightened by sensitive plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joryst Fentress
Georgia
Maryland
Campion
Panama
BSchool Bell Rings by Electricity Near Roanoke Il
EB N Wheelwright, a district school teacher near Roanoke Illinois, uses an electric clock to ring the school bell at fixed times. The system drowns out any hope that the teacher will forget to call school, ringing at 9 10 45, 2, 2 30 and 4 o'clock, regardless of his tasks.
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Roanoke
EB. N. Wheelwright
To fant Feeting Milk flow dangers in artificial feeding
The speaker warns that rapid milk flow from bottles harms infants. He notes that prepared feeds often flood the stomach, causing illness, and urges mothers to require the baby to suck and chew. He recommends inserting a clean sponge in the nipple to slow the flow and avoid overfeeding.
Star Discovered by Anderson Heralds Rare Celestial Event
A star newly seen by Anderson in the constellation Perseus blazes into view, a phenomenon among the rarest in astronomy. Only fourteen similar sightings have been recorded since observers began charting the skies, with this discovery rivaling a former temporary star noted by astronomers.
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Anderson
Constellation
Porseuu
Waves of News Mix Oaths Wars and Remedies
A scrambled OCR passage reports twelve thousand Filipinos taking an oath in San Vicente and mentions General Corbin foretelling a Manila command change to General Chats on June 20. It blends ads for Patent medicines and tonics, discusses wireless telegraphy in Hawaii, notes Irish freedom by force, and ends with Chile seeking to block U.S. intervention while Peru and Bolivia push for pressure. The text contains many misread names, garbled phrases, and promotional items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin
MacArthur
Manila
Chattes
Garfield era Tea and a political appointment amid island survey
The column blends medical ads promising Garfield Tea for blood and skin ailments with news that Robert Mausfield of Indiana has been named a private secretary to Senator Beveridge. It notes his appointment at Valparaiso, Chile, and mentions three U S geologists assigned to a geological and mineral reconnaissance of the Island of Cuba.
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Grove
Robert Mausfielit
Indiaca
Evesal
Valpereiso
Chile
Beveridge
United States Survey
Guba
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Congressman Botkin
United States
Kansas
Winfield, Kan
Mrs
Selina Tax
W. L. Douglas
W. K. Douglas
Snes
Trine
Mickford
Washington, D. C
TOWER
Boston
Mass
China
Fan
Meron
Sonadipa
Robertson Raft Company
Brild & Mammoth
Pacific
Oriental Points
San Vincente
South Dees Province
Tam Sure Piso
Wny
Fos
Ruma
Maple Street
Norwich
Carter
Mrs. Winston
Maud Gonoe
St. Louis
Eer Bisamsac Potiaht
Adams
Pepsin Tutui Prat
Tury
Bastaehlan
Willeh
Nes
Hall
Cheney
Toledo
Sale Rhainly
Pert
Bolivia
Ella Rice
Chelsea, Wis
Dran Mas
Chelsea
ALL Druggsts
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