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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1902
Page
16
Fifty lawmakers send letters praising Dr Hartman’s Peruna as an effective family remedy. Vermont’s H Henry Powers from Morrisville cites success in his family for coughs and catarrhal ailments. Ohio’s Irvine Dungan urges Peruna for invigorating tonic benefits to those with lingering catarrhal troubles.
Hon H W Ogden of Louisiana writes from Washington praising Peruna as a fine tonic and reliable catarrh remedy. He notes it has been commended by users and asserts nothing is better for those needing a catarrh cure.
In a Washington letter, Hon. George W. Smith of Illinois testifies to Peruna’s merits for catarrh. He states he benefited from one bottle and recommends Peruna as a tonic to those afflicted, signing from the U S House of Representatives. His home is Murphysboro Illinois.
Congressman Romulus Z. Linney of North Carolina endorses Peruna, praising its value for catarrh. He testifies his private secretary, previously run down and under nervous strain, improved after one bottle and is now able to work. He urges others under stress not to be without it.
Hon David Meekison, famed for four terms as Napoleon mayor, rises as leading figure in his party across the state. In a letter he credits Peruna for relief from a thirty year head catarrh and hopes continued use will erase the long standing ailment.
A fragmented testimonial letter from a New York congressman type figure praises Peruna Medicine. It claims recovery for a friend after trying the remedy and urges others with catarrhal trouble to use it, naming Columbus and the Peruna company in a dated endorsement style.
Letters from Congressman Snover Deviner and Brewer praise Peruna for coughs and catarrhal trouble. Dr Hartman of Columbus publishes endorsements from Snover Wheeling and Brewer Alabama supporting the remedy as a tonic and effective cure.
Congressman J A Barham of Santa Roan California writes that four friends urged him to try Perund and he recommends it as an excellent remedy for all catarrhal troubles calling it a wonderful medicine.
Kentucky congressman Fitzpatrick writes from a Washington hotel praising Peruna as a cure for catarrh and a general tonic. He asserts the remedy works across the human system and recommends it to friends and those suffering from similar ailments.
A fragmentary letter from Washington cites Congressman Zener of Indiana and, with garbled names, notes praise for a remedy for catarrh and related troubles. The readable portion highlights a claim of effectiveness and personal endorsement.
Congressman Worthington of Nevada notes his long service and ties to Grant and Lincoln era. He writes gratitude for Benet remedies, recounting his own benefit from Penina for chronic catarrh and endorses its use. He recalls prior ministerial postings and port collector duties in Charleston.
United States Senator William Call of Florida, writing from Washington, D. C., states that the Periins has been recommended by General Wheeler and other reliable persons, and he concurs with Wheeler's statements. His endorsement appears to come from family members as well.
United States Senator from Louisiana S De MeEnery states on Perana Medicine Co of Columbus Ohio that Perina is a remarkable tonic. He writes he has used it and believes it to be all that is claimed for it in this short testimonial dated December.
A fragment notes Hon. Cast Broderick of Holton Kansas and mentions a Kansas congressman taking two bottles of Pernna as an external remedy for cold and throat trouble. The readable text is garbled and lacks full context or confirmation of events.
Gen Yoden, ex-member of Congress from Ohio, cites Peruna as a wonderful remedy. In Washington he says he used it briefly and is thoroughly satisfied with the results, praising it as a catarrh cure and pledging to recommend it to all sufferers.
A letter from Hon. Chas. H. Turner of Washington and ex members of Congress from New York and other states praises Peruna as a valuable tonic. The endorsement list includes B. F. Rice of Oklahoma, Fred S. Goodrich, Harry Skinner, Zach Taylor, J. H. Auting, D. T. Ruswell, and others, highlighting widespread congressional support.
The Tennessee congressman W P Brownlow writes from Washington claiming long stomach ache relief after using Peruna. He praises the medicine as highly effective and urges others to try it, stating his own improvement and recommending it as best medicine for his condition.
Ex member of Congress from Wisconsin, Hen Geo C Hazelton, writes in support of Pecuna, recommending it to readers suffering with catarrh and asserting its curative qualities.
A garbled OCR style passage references Congressman Livingston of Georgia and mentions roles in the Industrial Commission and the House of Representatives. It notes association with Atlanta figures and a general Wheeler, Brewer, and others in recommending Petuna as an excellent tonic and cure for a cough or cold.
A fragment notes Congressman Sparkman of Florida in Tampa, with a claim that fea Indore Poruna serves as a first rate tonic and an effective cure for ta jarrh, reflecting promotional language from an unclear source. The text shows garbled place names and product mentions without clear context.
In a Pensacola letter Senator Mallory of Florida United States Senator Stephen Mallory from Florida writes I have used your excellent remedy Peruna and have recommended it both as a tonic aid and safe cathartic remedy
Senator M. C. Butler of South Carolina writes from Washington praising Feruna for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. He reports long relief and calls the medicine wonderful, noting it as a great tonic.
A clipped reference mentions Congressman Brookshire of Indiana and a Washington letter. It quotes a friend’s remark praising Perana as a good tonic and safe for a catarra, reflecting informal political outreach.
A historical snippet reports Congressman Coffroth of Pennsylvania and Ex-Congressman A H Coffroth of Somerset. Paul writes praising Peruna as a great catarrh cure with friends who used it reporting benefits and recommending it to others suffering from the disorder.
Senator J. M. Thurston of Omaha Nebraska reports Peruana relieved an irritating cough. The endorsement highlights a political figure using a medical remedy, with no additional context or events.
Texas congressman Hon D B Culberson praises Peruna as one of the very best remedies. He testifies to its merits and recommends it as a cure for catarrhal troubles.
Ex-Congressman Phil B Thompson of Kentucky testifies he has used the remedy and finds it one of the best tonics and a substantial catarrh remedy. He expresses pleasure in endorsing the treatment and notes its efficacy.
Ex Congress member John B Clark of Missouri writes from Washington recommending Peruna as a good substantial tonic and one of the best remedies for catarrhal trouble. He signs the letter praising the product and its curative value.
A Virginia congressman Pelham discusses a patient from Bancroft who suffers from throat catarrh. After about one week of using Peru ba she shows clear improvement and the congressman calls it an excellent remedy for catarrh.
John J. Burnett, member of Congress from the Seventh Alabama District, testifies to the merits of Perma. He recalls his wife using it at a friend's request, noting general improvement and calling it a remarkable tonic and an effective cure for a stubborn catarrh.
North Carolina congressman Henry White of Tarboro writes to Dr Hartman praising Peruna as an excellent remedy for grip and catarrh. He reports using it in his family and recommends it, signing as George H. White.
Congressman Purman from Florida writes from 1423 Q Street NW Washington DC urging Perma for sufferers of nervousness and stomach trouble. He claims personal experience and representations justify the recommendation for catarrhal nervousness and stomach issues.
In a letter to Dr Hartman J D Botkin of Kansas, widely known for his national profile, reports Peruna and Manalin as excellent cures. He says decades of stomach and constipation issues improved after using the medicines, noting their relief from catarrhal affections and expecting permanent benefit with continued use.
Congressman Mahon of Chambersburg Pennsylvania commends Peruna as a substantial tonic and good catarrh remedy in a short testimonial. The note highlights trust in the product and endorses its health benefits for catarrh.
Alabama Congressman J H Bankhead, a leading House member, writes from Washington endorsing the Peruna remedy for catarrh. The letter hails Peruna as one of the best medicines and urges every family to have it, praising its toning and cure capabilities.
Hon. Ti. F. Bartine former U S Representative from Nevada writes from the Washington Times Building in Washington D C praising Peruna as a great discovery and remedy for civil torches and related ills, calling it sure relief and remedy.
Mississippi senator W V Sullivan writes from Oxford praising Peruna as a cure for catarrh, noting he suffered from incipient catarrh and health concerns. He describes fair trial, improved symptoms, and calls Peruna the best remedy he has tried. The letter is addressed to Dr Hartman in Oxford.
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