Mother and Daughter An Interesting Peruna Letter
Richmond readers praise Peruna for catarrh relief in a letter from Mrs M K Bousch and her daughter Pearl. The mothers and child recount years of illness and improvement after using Peruna, claiming cure for themselves and the girl at age eleven. The advertisement touts Peruna as the era’s catarrh remedy and offers free literature by Dr Hartman and a free consultation for continued guidance.
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Richmond
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Hartman
Perana Medicine Co
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Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Laughing in church and a gum wielding girl reveal parish quirks
A St Louis minister recalls a Sunday when a crowd distracted him as a girl in the pew silently stretched a gum from the sleeping man below. The comic moment broke his sermon and left the service in shambles as he, laughing, dismissed the congregation.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Wheat and weather rumors from scattered items in Salt Lake era
A block of varied notes reports Wheat Heavy This Year with farmers and a thrasher observer predicting crop size, plus a Scots response to rain and unrelated notices about cholera remedies, a Templeton business college pitch, and a relic from Chickamauga battlefield including seven shot pieces.
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Ellis
Gregg
Templeton
Salt Lake
Chickamauga
William H. Lambert
Gesmantons
After the Great Hospital Size Claim and Fountain Plans
A jumble of statements describes Europe’s largest hospital in Moscow with thousands of beds and staff, then shifts to James B. Duke funding a grand public drinking fountain in Raritan New Jersey costing about 80000 dollars with a bronze statue. A Bengal storm reports three pound hailstones, damaged roofs, injured cattle and a fatality.
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Raritan
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America
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Cousin of Horace Greeley Dies in Londonderry
John W. Greeley a cousin of the New York Tribune founder died in Londonderry Ohio at age eighty four. He and Horace Greeley were born in the same Amherst New Hampshire house. He belonged to a family of thirteen children and is survived by his widow to whom he had been married fifty eight years.
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John W. Greeley
The
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Londonderry
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Binage
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N. H
Mrs J E O'Donnell Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A grateful testimonial from Mara Jexxis O'Dowxru of Chicago details relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy for eight years of illness ending in seven months of cure and ongoing health. The missive references Mrs Pinkham's advice to help sick women and invites correspondence from Lynn Mass.
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Fas
Lydia
Jensle F.donnell
Oakland
Lydia E. Pinkham
Agricultural College of Utah Locan Utah Education Summary
The Agricultural College of Utah offers a LIBER AL THOROUGH and PRACTICAL EDUCATION with multiple schools including Agriculture Domestic Science Commercial Ring General Science and MAL TRAINING plus the Agricultural Experiment Station. Three year curses lead to certificates in several fields while four year programs grant degrees in Agriculture Domestic Science Commerce Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Mining Engineering and General Science. Manual Training in Domestic Arts three years and Mechanical Arts four years also lead to certificates, plus Preparatory and Engineering Preparatory Courses.
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School of Agriculture
School of Ring
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Campus Equipment and Facilities Listing
A historic notice describes extensive campus assets including eighteen buildings, libraries, museums, a gymnasium, laboratories for agricultural, chemical, cooking, biological, mineralogical and physical studies, pure bred stock, dairy, sewing and millinery, modern commercial rooms, workshops for wood and metals, and engineering instruments. It notes one hundred eleven acres allocated for campus, athletic field, farms, orchards, vineyards, and gardens, with a dormitory for sixty and a faculty of forty seven. No tuition is charged, with an annual registration fee.
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