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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1901
Page
16
Hon A T Goodwyn of Alabama reports relief after a single bottle of Peruna for catarrh and praises the medicine. The piece promotes catarrh as a national curse and asserts Peruna as an undoubted, thoroughly tested cure with no substitute.
United States Senator Roach of North Dakota writes from Larimore praising Pe-ru-na as a tonic improving strength vigor and appetite. He notes friends confirm its efficacy for catarrh and his wife also commends the remedy as a grand tonic with good results for catarrh.
Congressman Romulus Z Linney of North Carolina cites a private secretary’s recovery from catarrh and nervous strain after using Peruna. He reports the secretary’s condition improved after one bottle, noting the product’s value and urging others under nervous strain not to be without it.
Hon H W Ogden of Louisiana writes from Washington praising Pe-ru-Na as a fine tonic and all around good medicine for catarrh. He says it has been commended to him by users and finds it particularly effective for catarrh.
A New York City letter from Congressman Amos Cummings extols Peruna as helpful for catarrh. He states he tried it and found immediate relief from his symptoms during a trip, keeps a bottle in reserve, and credits Peruna with eliminating catarrh since his youth.
A dated correspondence from May 9 in Washington D C with Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio. Horace G Snover of Port Austin Michigan reports Peruna as an efficient speedy remedy for a persistent cough due to catarrhal trouble.
Washington February 4 1 The Perth and Medicine Co Columbus 05 Gentlemen I have taken Peeu us now for two weeks will find dam very much Faltered I feel that my cure will be permanent There a les taken it for the erippie and I take pleasure in your continuing to Fone an excellent melody to all fat dow-sufferers Very respectfully BM W HOWARD Congressman's address printed as a clipped excerpt
Congressman Crowley writes from Robinson supporting Detties of Perum as a tonic for nerves noting Mrs Crowley has benefited, calling it a strong lasting cure and recommending it.
Georgia congressman Livingston of Atlants endorses Peru tar as an excellent tonic and march cure for catarrh. He joins Gen Wheeler and Rep Brewer in urging Peru tie for its claimed effects on mucous membranes, blood vessels, and nerve fibers.
Illinois Congressman Geo W Smith testifies by letter to the Peru Na Medicine Co praising Peruna as a remedy for catarrh and a good tonic. He notes taking one bottle and feeling benefited and recommends the product. His home address is Murphysboro Illinois.
Congressman Meeckison from Napoleon Ohio, a longtime mayor and Fifty-fifth Congress member, is cited as a leading party figure. He writes that he has used Peruna for catarrh and feels improved, hoping continued use will cure a thirty year ailment.
Congressman J. A. Barham of Santa Rosa Cal writes that at the invitation of one X he used Fe-ru-Na and can cheerfully recommend it as an excellent remedy for catarrhal troubles. He calls it a wonderful medicine.
Congressman H G Worthington of Nevada once minister to Argentina and port collector at Charleston, a close Grant associate, sends a brief note thanking readers for Peruna relief. He recounts a catarrh case improved and commends the remedy to others with similar afflictions. The message reads as a testimonial of gratitude for apparent health benefits observed by the caller.
U S Senator William Call of Florida writes from Washington D C that General Wheeler and other reliable persons have recommended the Peruna tonic and that he concurs with their statements, noting it has been used by members of his family.
Louisiana Senator McEnery lauds Peruna Medicine Co. of Columbus, praising Peruna as an excellent tonic after personal use. The letter, signed D. McEnery, confirms belief in the product’s claimed benefits.
Washington based testimonial from W P Brownlow M C praising Peruna for catarol of the stomach and critical illness over a year. He says three days use brought noticeable improvement and credits Man-a-tin for liver issues, urging others to benefit from the medicine.
United States Senator Mallory of Florida writes from Pensacola praising Pepuna as an excellent remedy and recommends it as both a tonic and a safe catarrh remedy. The letter, though promotional in tone, highlights Pepuna's touted health benefits and widespread use.
Senator M. C. Butler of South Carolina writes from Washington praising Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. He says he has used the medicine briefly and feels relieved, calling it wonderful and a great tonic.
Congressman Brookshire of Indiana reports in a Washington letter that friends praise Perunk as a good cure for catarrh. The missive cites strong support and claims from associates about the remedy’s efficacy.
West Virginia Congressman Doviner from Wheeling writes from Washington DC joining colleagues in recommending Peruna as a good tonic and effective cure for catarrh. The letter highlights Peruna as a remedy and suggests its health benefits within the House of Representatives context.
Hon Case Broderick of Holton Kansas, a Kansas congressman, states he has taken two bottles of Peruna and finds it an excellent remedy for colds and throat trouble.
A letter from S. S. Yoder of Ohio praises the Peruna Medicine Co for Peruna as a wonderful internal remedy. He states he used it briefly and was thoroughly satisfied, recommending it to all catarrh sufferers. The notice asserts catarrh can affect any organ and that Peruna acts on all mucous membranes.
Hon Willis Brewer, congressman from Alabama, writes to Dr Hartman in Columbus D, praising Peruna for lassitude and as an excellent tonic. He states one bottle has done him much good and offers a favorable recommendation with respectful closure.
Ex-Congressman A H Coffroth of Somerset Pa writes that your Peruins is a great diarrhea cure. He says friends who used it are well and that he can recommend it to those who suffer from that disorder.
United States Senator John H. Gear of Iowa recommends a tonic called Peruna as a remedy for catarrh. The note includes his Burlington, Iowa home address for correspondence.
Hon D B Culberson ex congressman from Texas writes that Peruna is among the very best tonics and a sure cure for catarrhal troubles. He testifies to the merits of the medicine and takes pleasure in recommending it.
Ex-Congressman Phil B. Thompson of Kentucky attests to Pe runa as a top tonic and a substantial catarrh remedy, claiming friends have used it with success and expressing pleasure in testifying to its merits.
Congressman Thad M. Mahon of Chamberstore, Pa, commends Peruna as a substantial tonic and an effective catarrh remedy, expressing pleasure in its use and recommending it.
Congressman Sparkman of Tampa Florida writes in praise of Peruna, endorsing it as a first rate tonic and an effective cure for ailments. The missive frames Peruna as a trusted remedy backed by public figures and reflects promotional language common in political era advertising.
George Henry White of Tarboro North Carolina, elected to the House in 1884 and to the state senate in 1876, writes from Washington February 4 1894 praising Peruna as an excellent remedy for grip and catarrh after using it in his family and recommending it to Dr Hartman of the Great Catarrh Cure company.
In a Washington letter, Rep John B. Clark of Missouri endorses Peruna as a good substantial tonic and one of the best remedies for catarrhal trouble, advising its use to constituents.
Ex congressman C Pelham of Bancroft Virginia reports his sister in law has suffered throat catarrh for a long time She used Perune for about one week and is clearly improved He calls it an excellent remedy for catarrh based on her progress and encourages others to try it.
A letter from John T. Burnett, Seventh Alabama district, notes his wife used Pe-ru-na at a friend’s request, reporting improvement. He calls Pe-ru-na a substantial tonic and highly recommends it, citing notable results observed in her condition.
Fragmentary OCR text references Congressman Bankhead of Alabama and mentions letters from Washington. Details are garbled with multiple misspellings and stray phrases about a House item, a cabaret, and unrelated names, yielding no coherent event or outcome.
A garbled note from Morrisville Vermont references Congressman Powers and a name similar to Hi Henne Powers. The text mentions Peru na and Seni with a train, suggesting a placeholder or fragmented discussion without a clear event or outcome.
In a Mississippi note from Oxford, Hartman reports Hon W V Sullivan praising a catarrh remedy called Peru. The letter claims dramatic relief from catarrh and related symptoms, calling the treatment the best he has tried and recommending it to others.
In a letter to Dr Hartman Congressman Botkin of Ramsay Kansas asserts Peru na and Man all in greatly relieve long standing stomach catarrh and constipation. He credits a Washington residence with aggravating his condition and reports near complete relief after using a few bottles and predicts a permanent cure. Botkin calls Peru ta a wonderful remedy for catarrhal affections.
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