Peruna touted by J W Fuller president of jewelers group
A persisted advertisement from the Resident Fuller Jewelers Association recounts endorsements for Peruna from J. W. Fuller of Lorain and Los Angeles. It claims the tonic cured lingering catarrh and restored senses, urging readers to request a free pamphlet of testimonials and to write Dr. Hartman for gratis advice from the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
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Peruna
Los Angeles
Isa Cassia
J. W. Fuller
Jewelers’ Association of Lor
Perana
Ees
Peruana
Hartman
Monroe doctoring origins and penny sensational cures
A vintage collation describes Monroe doctoring with Quin- ine and whisky after a $500 payment, praising a nationwide health boom. It also advertises Allen’s Foot-Ease for various foot ailments and notes rail car condemnations in Wheeling, plus Patti’s enormous earnings and the power of birds with exaggerated claims.
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Monroe
Monrose
America
Cannon Tells Good Story at Washington Dinner
Speakers at the Washington military affairs committee dinner included Congressman Cannon who recalled a revival meeting and a reform gambler's quip. Root hosted the event with Secretary Root and an array of deacons, hefty attendees, and other officials listening to brief remarks.
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Washington
Root
Military Affairs Committee
Cannon
Uncle Joe
Newbury Parson’s Cheerful Take on Loss of Legs
A Newbury parson, famed for optimism about others misfortunes, visits an Irishman in Fishkill Landing’s emergency hospital who has lost both legs. The priest tries to comfort him with a jest about fate versus worse outcomes, provoking a wry reply from the injured man.
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Gov. Odell
New York
Newbury
Fishkill Landing
Laure
Lord Roberts
Europe
Admiral Dewey
Portamouth
Lont Roberts
Diverse Snippets of Culture and Public Interest
A column of varied notes covers a political remark by a strong-minded woman, a chorus cry from a man in resignation, a cold remedy pitch, millinery protests over bird use, a Bentham relic in London, and Jay Cooke promoting self-sufficient farming at Ogontz. Names include Bentham and Cooke with local color on hats and health.
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Jeremy Bentham
University College, London
Uius
Bentham
Asking Questions. An Inquiry Changed a Man Life
A New York businessman recounts lifelong indigestion headaches and fatigue from meat and pastry and coffee. After trying Grape-Nuts cereal he reports clear thinking, fewer headaches, cured indigestion, and improved strength and color. He walked two miles each day and felt revitalized.
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New York
The Chinese New Year in New York Chinatown
A vivid portrait of the New Year celebrations in Manhattan's Chinatown with red doors divine blessings large dragon banners banners of mirrors jade lanterns firecrackers and joss houses. It describes street scenes, wealth displays, and festive foods while noting social rituals and the bustling citywide spectacle.
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New York
Pell and Mott
Chinatown
Chinatown New Year Etiquette and Escaping Cowboy Tale
A fragmented report describes Chinatown New Year ceremonies with noted absence of Chinese women, lively children's visits and gifts, and a later, chaotic account of a cowboys ex-heroic escape. The text mixes cultural observation with sensational arrest style action, mentioning a hospital stay after a dramatic chase.
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Chinatown
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Jewelers’ Association
Catarh
Pella
J-W Fuller
Ised
Os roWak
Canada
Stantion
Guy Oiher
Guarrie
Merrett
Allen
Wheeling Division
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Winston
Patti
Ame
Pei
J. Cheney
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
Ty Ms
Notary
Iron J
Cheney & OU
Tolea
Reading
Pompeti
Naples
Paris
San Francisco
Orient
Admiral
D. L. Smith
Yokohama
Gaines
Joan Weasley Gaines
Tennessee
Olmsted
Tiss Paine
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jaxer Paine
West Rae
New York City
Gsovv Farfelt
Altruggists
Toledo
Jay Cooke
Ogontz
I & Immediately
Muntclaps
Colchester
East Essex
Mayne Reid
de Wet
Ald
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