Women and Peruna health testimonials from 19th century era
Prominent figures including Belva Lockwood promote Peruna as a universal tonic. The letters claim Peruna cures catarrh and boosts feeble health, with endorsements from Mrs. Hannah Bennett and Julia C. Brown. Dr. Hartman cites catarrh as affecting multiple organs and urges readers to seek his free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Patton
T. Pelton
St. Anthony Avenue
St. Paul
Minn
Perttn
Perna
Pertia
Pertina
Hartman
Peruna
Wise the muetelan and the tune to petition
The snippet recalls Wise a witty muetelan who refuses to sign a petition to avoid meddling in state affairs but offers to set a tune to it. It notes the retirement of Wilson and Lee upon senate confirmation as brigadiers. An address by Joseph Choate on Abraham Lincoln is advertised and an amendment to fund a telegraphic entre to Hawaii is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masia
Charles
England
Wise
Doctor Wise
Gene John W. Wilson
Fitzhugh Lee
Senate
Airamam Lincoln
Joseph Choate
Great Britain
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
F. A. Miller
Chicago
Ill
Hawaii
Aunate
Perkins
Grade Crossings Reform Across States Cuts Accidents
The article traces a nationwide push to eliminate grade crossings since New York began in 1897. It notes an 85 percent drop in at grade crossings amid rising rail travel, with funding and cost sharing outlined for New York Massachusetts Tennessee and Connecticut. It highlights state laws to elevate or depress roads and rail lines and reports widespread adoption by western and some southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Milie
United States
New York
Massachusetts
Tennessee
Connecticut
Transformation tale ends with missing deer mystery
Jones seeks the man who allegedly transformed a deer incident in Detroit. Neighbors testify a deer hung on the back porch drew attention, but later a neighbor claimed signs of trapping. Jones defends his hunting trip tale and lures friends to witness venison, only to find a dead calf substituted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Detroit Fres
Michigan
Souvenir Coat Linked to Geronimo Trial in Kansas City
Abraham Jefferson held to the grand jury on larceny in Kansas City concerning a buckskin coat once owned by Geronimo. The coat, shown in court, features forty to fifty brown hair tufts taken from white women, with painted figures and bright colors. Valued around $500 as a curio, the garment reflects a dark saga from the Apache leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Jefferson
Saya
Kansas City Journal
Abraham
Geronimo
National Civic Federation conference aims for labor capital harmony
The Chicago gathering endorses organizing a literary bureau to publicize and educate the plan for reducing friction between labor and capital. Some speakers warn of a world ending fear while others doubt the prophecy yet trust Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for digestion and liver issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Civic Federation
Lator
Capital
Lees
Miss Bertha Runkle Young Author Headlines
Miss Bertha Runkle stands as one of America's youngest prolific authors. At about twenty she wrote The Helmet of Navarre and earned enthusiastic reader response from The Century editors. The portrait of the author has attracted praise, though she resists public use of her image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Runkle
Navarre
Acker's English Remedy Advertisement Claims Refund Policy
An old advertisement from W. R. Hooker Co. Buffalo promotes Acker's English Remedy with testimonials and a free illustrated book on Consumption. It touts bold pricing at 1.00 per bottle and offers money-back refunds if not satisfied, directing returns to the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooker # Co
Buffalo
Fragmented OCR roundup with ad blurbs and notices
A garbled OCR page outlines a legislative defeat on railroad liability, assorted ads for Northwest trapper guides, a Shelby Indiana sugar company plant, medical cures, and local notices. It references advertisers, drug claims, and a list of cases about jointists, with scattered place names and dates.
Manila merchant house discovery sparks pesos dispute
A quantity of ammunition was found in the house of a Manila merchant. Insurgent officers surrender to Captain Long of the Ninety Fifth Infantry. Mines and torpedoes planned for Port Orchard dock entrances are to begin soon. Alaska news reports Juneau Take Tadians set to move back to the old village.
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Port Orchard Dry Dock
al Dogg
Long
Nistive Corps
Subig
Alaska
Junean
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Women OF the
Peruma
Belva Lockwood
Washington, D. C
America
Peruna Medicine Company
Hannah J. Bennet
Bolva A. Lockwood
Julia C. Brown
Tis
Dr. Hartman
Aan Hartman Savitarium
Columbus
W. L. Douglas
W. “Douglas
Bildo Shoes Jaitad
Sail Mo
Theglas Shoes
Salerno
Qower
Snowine
A.j.tower Co
Boston
Mass
Don
Pir
AdNing
Mack Porch
Nine
Acker
Acker’s
Oregon
Northwesters
Indiana
Shelby
Shelby Sugar Company
Cottonwood Falls
Kas
Carter
Manila
USA
Coms. Ie
Joax
Citizens’ Committee
Jointiats
Topeke
Insinesa
Nana
Carters
Krausers
Shaner
Wade
Wettie Pension
Tickeoim
Washington
Than Lekrepues
W.wn. U
Salt Lake
Casey Tessine
Echee
Secie
Saots
BT Co
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