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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1901
Page
10
Alabama congressman A T Goodwyn writes to Dr Hartman praising Peruna for curing his longstanding catarrh after a week of use. He claims the remedy has proven effective for forty years and is a thorough, unmatched treatment with no substitutes.
United States Senator Roach of North Dakota writes from Larimore praising Peruna as a tonic boosting strength vigor and appetite and claiming it cures catarrh. His wife also endorses Pe-tu-na as a grand tonic with good results for catarrh.
Congressman Linney of North Carolina lauds Peruna in a testimonial attributed to his private secretary. He claims the secretary suffered severe catarrh and nervous strain yet improved after using one bottle, stating the product restored vitality and allowed work to resume.
Congressman Ogden of Louisiana and Hon H W Qeden write from Washington praising Peruna. They state it is a fine tonic and effective catarrh remedy recommended by users as particularly helpful for catarrh relief. The letters describe Peruna as a superior medicine for those in need of a catarrh cure.
In a letter from the House of Representatives, Hon. Geo W Smith of Murphysboro Illinois testifies to the merits of Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio for catarrh. He says one bottle helped his condition and he recommends Peruna as a good tonic to those afflicted.
Hon David Meekison long active in Ohio politics, twice mayor of Napoleon and a leading Fifty-fifth Congress member. In a letter he credits Peruna for relief from thirty years of catarrh, claiming continued use may eradicate the ailment.
Congressman Amos Cummings of New York testifies to Peruna’s reported efficacy for catarrh and a trip to Cuba. He claims personal relief and continued use, noting no recurrence since returning and plans to use Peruna again.
The fragment references Congressman Barham of California and Con A Barham of Santa Rosa. It mentions solicitations among friends and a recommendation for medical use, with garbled wording suggesting an endorsement or advice about a medicine or remedy.
Fragmentary OCR text references Illinois congressman Crowley and unclear names. The readable parts mention Crowley and potential political context but lack concrete events, dates, places, or outcomes to form a clear summary.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Congressman Worthington from Nevada and a reference to a deputy minister to Argentina, plus a quoted remark praising remedies for catarrh and a bottle of Perina, with vague ties to Lincoln era figures and military associations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Georgia congressmen and a Col Ty S Arieston allied with a Democratic faction, along with an advertisement style claim for a catarrh cure. The garbled passage references a meeting with Gen Wheeler and promotional language for a tonic claimed to cure catarrh and “earthra” conditions, lacking coherent facts or dates.
A letter from Horace G. Snover of Port Austin Michigan dated May 9 mentions a remedy for a persistent and annoying cough linked to catarrhal trouble. The note is addressed to Dr. B Hartman in Columbus and signed in Washington D C.
U S Senator from Florida William Call writes from Washington DC endorsing the Peruna remedy. He cites Gen Wheeler and other reliable persons, notes family use, and concurs with Wheeler’s statements.
Senator 8 D McEnery of Louisiana endorses Peru-na Medicine Co at Columbus. He states Gentlemen Peru-ne is an excellent tonic and that he has used it enough to believe it lives up to its claims. Very respectfully 8 D McEnery.
A Washington letter from Congressman Doviner of Wheeling West Virginia praises Peruna as a good tonic and effective remedy for what is described as cat torch in the text. The missive from the House of Ives Ih notes colleagues recommending the remedy for ailments.
Hon Case Broderick of Holton Kansas, a Kansan congressman from Kateas Sos, is quoted stating he has taken two bottles of Perona and that it is an excellent remedy for colds and throat trouble, highlighting personal health claims attributed to the remedy.
Ohio congressman and former general member writes to Dr Hartman praising Peruna as a wonderful catarrh remedy. He states brief use convinced of merits and plans to recommend it to sufferers. The letter notes Peruna as a systemic treatment affecting all body membranes and organ catarrh.
Congressman W B Brownlow of Tennessee writes from Washington praising PermaGnd and Man-a-fin. He states long stomach catarrh improved after three days, having used three bottles, and personally endorses the medicines for business and torpid liver as the best he has used.
Florida Senator Mallory writes from Pensacola praising Pevunb as an excellent tonic and a safe catarrh remedy. He states he has used it and has recommended it widely. The letter is cited as an endorsement from a U S senator.
A Washington D C letter from Senator Butler of South Carolina praises Peruna for cough and stomach trouble. He states he has used it for four weeks and feels significant relief, calling it a wonderful medicine and a great tonic.
Congressman Willis Brewer of Alabama writes from Washington to Dr Hartman praising Peruon Medicine Company. He states he used one bottle and recommends it to others, claiming it is excellent and beneficial for men. The missive appears in a historic press fragment with half legible text and odd spellings.
A fragmented note mentions Congressman De Graffen Ried from Texas and references a police recommendation for a safe and permanent cure for catarrh, indicating a political or medical press snippet with unclear context and multiple misspellings.
U S Senator Gear of Iowa discusses personal residence details in a brief note. The communication references Fon John H. Gear, United States Senator from Iowa, praising a tone and mentioning a ceremonial event related to aides and a future address in Iowa.
Hon D B Culberson ex congressman from Texas writes praising Peruna tonic as very best medicine and testifies to its efficacy. The testimonial highlights its restorative qualities and claimed curative powers.
Ex congressman Phil Thompson of Kentucky writes praising the remedy Ps THSPA as a substantial and very best tonic for catarrh, asserting the medicine’s merits and benefits to readers.
Congressman Clark of Missouri is cited in a garbled note about congressional remarks. The fragment mentions John B. Clark and a Washington DC reference with unclear recommendations and remedies. The readable portion suggests a political figure and an advisory context without coherent dates or actions.
A fragmented snippet references Congressman Pelham of Virginia and includes garbled text about a medical remedy for throat catarrh. The readable material mentions Mae Deen and a brief health note, but the overall context and dates are unclear.
A brief note references Congressman Thedda Mahon of Champlain Pennsylvania in connection with a broader political item. The fragment suggests a focus on Mahon’s role or remarks during a congressional matter.
A fragmented Washington letter quotes Congressman Brookshire and Congressman Sparkman from Indiana and Florida. It suggests Peruna as a first rate tonic and "sure cure" amid political chatter. The text repeatedly mentions names and places with unclear punctuation.
Fragmentary text references Congressman Burnett of Alabama and a Seventh District figure, with garbled phrases suggesting a written note or speech. No coherent facts, dates, or clear event outcome are discernible from the readable material.
North Carolina congressman George Henry White writes from Washington on February 4 187 to commend the Peru una Medicine Co for Pe r u na as an excellent remedy for grip and catarrh noting its effectiveness for his family and urging others to use it. The letter cites White’s political service including Tarboro NC birth and past terms in the House and State Senate.
Fragmentary notes show Congressman Bankhead of Alabama and Congressman Hankbeat of Ale Dame expressing support for a waterway project. The misspelled lines indicate a written report from Washington with every line conveying tentative endorsement and calls for action, though many words are garbled.
A garbled note mentions Congressman Powers of Vermont alongside scattered words about Bowens and Wis MSchlasnik, with improvised phrases on coughs and year terms. The fragment lacks coherent event or outcome details to establish a clear news item.
W. V. Sullivan United States Senator from Mississippi writes to Dr. Hartman of Oxford Mississippi praising Peru Pa as the best national remedy for a severe throat illness. He reports alarming symptoms lessened and improvement after using the product, endorsing it highly.
Kansas Congressman Botkin reports relief from stomach ache and constipation after using Peruna and Manalin. He notes Washington residence worsened his condition and credits several bottles with aiding recovery, claiming potential for a permanent cure.
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