Peruna Endorsed for Grip Epidemic by New York and Minneapolis Figures
A promotional tract extols Peruna as a universal remedy for grip and catarrh. It cites endorsements from Joseph A. Flinn of New York, D. L. Wallace of Minneapolis, and others, claiming rapid recovery and long term relief after using the remedy. The letter asks health authorities to recognize Peruna and urges readers to consult Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
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New York
Joseph A. Flinn
Fifth District
Christopher Street
New York City
Board of Health
D. L. Wallace
International Barber's Union
Western Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Peruna
O. H. Perry
George H. White
Jesus
Tose
Feran
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, Ohio
Lang to Visit America and Samoa
Andrew Lang the English author will visit the United States this year and also travel to Samoa. He has been noted as having been very intimate with the novelist.
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Lang
America
Andrew Lang
United States
Samoa
Stevenson
American Enterprise in Canada Grows Factories Across Border
U S manufacturers rush to Canada establishing over thirty new factory plants as cross border trade expands. A health claim for Piso’s Cure is cited from J W Opsigs of Minneapolis dated January 6 1900. A New York fashion note highlights Mrs Gouverneur Kortright’s copper trimmed victoria carriage with copper clock and book case. Delegate Rodey of New Mexico notes eastern states misperceive New Mexico as foreign when ordering export goods.
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Canada
United States
Gouverneur Kortright
New York
New Mexico
Rodey
Life Insurance Refused Over Coffee Heart Claim
A White's Creek merchant recounts being refused life insurance due to heart irregularities tied to coffee. After switching to Postum Cereal Coffee he reports stable heart action and cheaper coverage, noting doctors advised quitting coffee.
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White's Creek
Tenn
Postum
Postum Co
Boule Creek
Mich
Dairy cows and herd quality boost profits in Wisconsin study
C P Goodrich of Wisconsin recounts a Menomonie cattle census showing a poor herd idled by high feed costs but improved profits after upgrading. A farmer named Wr. Schley swapped poor cows for grade Guernseys, lifting milk receipts from 19 to 2 per cow and reducing daily feeding costs by three cents.
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C. P. Goodrich
Wisconsin
Menomonie
Mr. Goodrich
Wr. Schley
Why Poor Cattle Are Marketed
In reply to inquiry why many immature cattle go to market, factors include paper notes maturing, market confidence waning, soft corn feeding not yielding expected gains, and efforts to lower meat prices. Some feeders hold for better terms, others sell despite losses, while demand shifts with Australia’s meat supply and rising home consumption. Farmers seek a fair, honest market under current conditions, says David Brown of Dodge County Nebraska.
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Australia
David Brown
Dodge County
Nebraska
Corrosive Sublimate for Potato Scab Treatment
A government bulletin outlines using corrosive sublimate or bichloride of mercury to treat seed potatoes. Dissolve one ounce in one gallon of hot water, let stand ten to twelve hours, then soak seed potatoes for one and a half hours. Use wooden or earthen dishes, apply before planting weeks ahead to avoid germination delay. It is highly poisonous if ingested but not skin-toxic.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by Mrs Turra
A 1901 Eau Claire testimonial from Mrs. Turz thanks Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from nervous distress and feminine ailments. The letter claims the remedy soothes bearing down, backache, ovarian inflammation, and supports women during the change of life.
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Mrsre Turrz
First Ave
Eau Claire
Lydia E. Pinkham
Letter from Mrs Day Endorses Pinkheanta Remedies
Mrs Day of Hleanora Pennsylvania writes praising Pinkheante remedies for nervous prostration stomach pain after eating and constipation. She reports relief and urges others with similar symptoms to try the product, noting it does all that is claimed. March 25, 1991, Hleanora, Pa.
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Dean Mas
Primiast
Pinikhaan
Tydis K. Pinkheante
Hleanora, Pa
Free Medical Advice to Women by Mrs Pinkham
Woman seeks confidential guidance from Mrs Pinkham who invites letters from all women. She promises free advice given only to women, drawing on her experience with nervous prostration, indigestion, and headaches to advise on best remedies and care.
Beating Wall Street and a Convert’s Testimony
Excerpted observations on a bright but unlucky lamb in a broker’s world and a Salvation Army convert recounting a personal moral turnaround. The tale juxtaposes a quip about market luck with a woman’s confession of shedding worldly vanity for spiritual resolve.
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Wall Street
Lamb
New York Press
Ballington Booth
Salvation Army
Perdition
Lancashire newsboy earns licentiate diploma at RAM
A Lancashire newsboy has obtained the diploma of licentiate of the Royal Academy of Music, marking a notable achievement in his musical training and credential.
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Lancashire
Royal Academy of Music
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Keeley Institute
Finst
South ST
Salt Lake City
Utah
Planters Barteldes & CO
Fifteenth St. Brewer
Colorado
Paradox Machinery Co
E. . Divisio
Z.C.M. 1
Bisck
Mopman
A.J. Tower CO
Putnam
Max Hecht
Gilbert
London
Bt, A. P
Jackson
New Orleans
Salisbury
N.C
Andrew Jackson
Charlton County
Tye
Piso
J. W. Opsigs
Third Ave
Minneapolis, Minn
Burns
Narvous Iin
Edie E. Pinkham
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Lola
Halls
Foun A
Baleem
Sevdos L' Orpne
Columbia Cancer Cvre CO
Ocden
Weils
Pest
Orane
Hewlett Bros
Western
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Palme ‘Ceawa
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