Peruna endorsement from medical circle boosts remedy
A prominent physician and ex West Point graduate endorses Peruna, praising its systemic treatment for catarrh and claiming it cures or relieves many sufferers. The letter argues catarrh is a widespread disease and that Peruna restores vitality and dispels symptoms, inviting readers to seek Dr Hartman’s free advice if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellyn Jordan
Meitt
United States
Caby
Hartman
Roberts
Peruna
Meredith Alters Plans Over Rosset Encounter
The tale recalls a shift in a living arrangement once set for Dante Gabriel Rossetti William Meredith Swinburne and George Meredith. After a breakfast encounter the author recounts, in vivid, if garbled, detail, that Meredith canceled the plan and even sacrificed three months’ rent rather than proceed with the original setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
Dante Gabriel Rossett
William
Swinburne
George Meredith
Rosset
Bowe
Rogett Appeariag
Hike An
Death of a Russian Spy Vasilii Liaboff Executed by Japanese Army
A Russian private Vasilii Liaboff from the 284th Chembalsky regiment was captured by a Japanese sentry after a supposed disguise failed. Court martial declared him a spy and sentenced him to death. He calmly accepted his fate, prayed, and exchanged a final handshake with Captain Hamao before execution at sunset.
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Twillett
Tokyo
Yentar
Alfred
Soltier
Ait
Vasilii Liss Bof
284Th
Chenbalsky
Tist
6Th Army Corps
Hamao
Junges
Hiamao
Russia
Japan
Vasilli Liaboff
Trackless Woods Show How Bushmen Find Their Way
In the wilds of the North a bushman relies on memory and natural guides rather than a compass. Indians and whites who spend years in the bush read landscape features to stay on course, often choosing the longest route to avoid cliffs or swamps, and walking in a straight line by habitual practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob le
Unione
Esa
Belras
Maller
Eveniias
Isu
PA Shores & Shores
Santosh
The Coffee of Commerce Process in Coffee Production
The passage outlines spring bloom, fruit development, and harvest by peasants with baskets. It describes drying on large patios, new roasting technology, fermentation to remove pulp, removal of impurities, and final bagging for shipment. Roasting and grinding occur where the coffee is used.
Love's First Sweet Pain at School Boy Memory
A nostalgic reminiscence centers on a girl’s memories of a favored boy from school days. Vivid images of the season, blossoms, violets, daises, and shared winter scenes accompany reflections on lifelong affection and the wistful ache of memory. The piece dwells on youth, love, and time’s passage through poetic, sentimental imagery.
Simple method for waking on a set hour
Dr. Jorenh L. Boehm urges a clock technique to assure waking at a chosen time. Before sleep, fixate on the target hour for a moment, then rest. If no distracting thoughts intervene, the brain will awaken at the desired time and the sleeper will rise alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorenh L. Boehm
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Indiana Lady Tells of a Wonderful Cure
Women should not fail to profit by the experience of these two women and be cured of troubles they describe. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is claimed to cure womb trouble inflammation ovaries kidney problems nervous excitability and nervous prostration. Do not accept any substitute from druggists.
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L. C. Glover
Milwaukeet Wis
Business Woman's Association
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean
Pryanan
Dia E. Pinkham
Mas. L
Guover
Grove St
Milwaukee
Wise
Business Woman's Ass'n
Indiana
System value and fish skin usage noted in early 1900s
A wealthy merchant mocks the idea of a flawless system and its perceived influence on businesspeople. Then consumer remedies are cited, including Su Piso’s Cure as a cough remedy. An 1900 Minneapolis testimonial endorses it. The article also notes fish skin leather use in Gloucester for gloves and in Egypt and Europe for book bindings and sandals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Egypt
Russia
Europe
Camel Outcast and Moral Depravity Highlighted in Traveler's Tale
A traveler denounces the camel as an emblem of mental and moral depravity calling it an unredeemed troor. He claims fidelity does not exist in camels and likens a camel to animals or inanimate objects, noting its body virtues but extreme endurance masking moral failure.
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Lockwood Kipling
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Treasurec Yy
Hartmann
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Llewellyn Jordan
United States Treasury
Mountaineer
Judson Drug Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ogden Assay CO
Denver
Colo
Thompson
Salt Lake No. 2
Meee
Cantons
the Coffee of Commerce
Oliver Ei
Ana
Destiny
Dean Mrs. Povxham
Mrs. Lizzm Hixate
Salem, Ind
Ian
Piso
J. W. O'Bre
Third Ave. N
Minneapolis
Minn
Camel
St. Jacobs Oil
Madiuw
LANGE
Jenne
Anoness, Sears, Roebuck & Co,, Omcaco
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