Nervousness and weakness cured by Peru Ha
Miss Sadie Robinson of Malden Massachusetts writes that Peruna advertised medicine cured her nervousness and weakness after seven months use. Her symptoms including pelvic weakness improved, appetite increased, and sleep improved. She endorses it and mentions Dr Hartman of Columbus offering free medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Robinson
Rand
Malden
Masa
Perina
B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
House Flies Spread Germs and Disease
The article argues house flies carry microbes and pollute food, noting that typhoid cases drop where tents are screened. It compares vectors like mosquitoes, rats, cats, and other animals to diseases such as malaria, plague, rabies, trichinosis, and anthrax, citing Tesse-Leslie's Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Pink Pills Help Restore Strength After Typhoid Fever
After a fourteen week fever, a young woman finds slow recovery and weak nerves. Dr Williams Pink Pills are praised as the trusted tonic that rebuilds blood and strength, restoring color to cheeks and energy to muscles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
Argos
Mideodort
EB. Midentor
Park Street
Quincy
Intelligent mating plan to breed pure blood horses
A. B. Alexander urges farmers to breed mares only to stallions with pure bloodlines, avoid unsound stock, and use top crosses for consistent improvement. Emphasizes verified registry certificates, soundness, and year‑by‑year breeding discipline to gradually raise breed quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rma
Land Secretary
Stud Book
Astoration
Alexander
Farmers’ Review
Telephone on the Farm in North Dakota Gains Ground
A North Dakota farmer praises farm telephones as the most progressive rural advance. He cites Traill county as an early adopter and notes the line extends neighbor to neighbor, saving time, money, and trips. Telephones aid weather reports markets doctor calls and postoffice access, and even deter theft while linking families to social life and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Dakota Territory
Traill County
Trailscounty
Runer
Heean
Light Retards Fattening In Animals
A historical note explains that darkness accelerates fat accumulation in animals while hindering skeletal development. In dark rooms, oxygen use drops and carbon is stored as fat, with about 25 percent more fat produced than in light. Protein intake remains largely unchanged by light conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Two Laws Clash In Arkansas Texas Reign
A white man faced a colored justice of the peace during reconstruction for killing a man and stealing a mule near the Texas border. The judge offered Texas or Arkansas law, and the prisoner initially chose Arkansas law then switched to Texas. The ruling ultimately applied Texas law, ordering hangings for the murder and mule theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Arkareas
Ari Fas
Arkansas
Chicago
Forty-Year-Old Uselessness Debate Sparks Casual Remarks
Fragmented chatter covers a mix of quotes from Chicago News and Chicago Journal reflecting on uselessness at age forty, a remark about a man’s value to society, and a glowing line about Tolliver’s house and a tiny electric runabout praised by a Cleveland dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cayenne
Chicago Journal
Tolliver
Cleveland
Remarkable Dropsy Cure by Dodd's Kidney Pills
Sedgwick Arkansas June 18 A father recounts his son suffering from dropsy with swollen feet and limbs unable to walk. After stopping doctors and taking Dodd's Kidney Pills, 35 pills over nine days cured him: swelling vanished and he could run dance and sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Sedgwick
Ark
W. S. Taylor
Dicine
Neighbors Question About Mysterious New Inhabitants
Mrs Seldome Holme notes the new neighbors are quiet with blinds down, sparking suspicion. She mentions the woman may handle housework herself and labels the family as disagreeable and suspicious. No further details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenner Lee Ondezo
Seldome Holme
Opportunities In Cuba Strike Report by Snowsmiths Union
A fragmented note from a union missive mentions members of Snowsmiths Union No. G-Wangh seeking shorter hours and a longer day pact. A recluser's Union No. 10 is cited, with terse wording alluding to a prolonged strike period described as a 've months day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snowsmiths' Union
Recluser’s Union No
Puck
Went Home to Die from Gravel A Flow of Language
A fragmented line describes a journey to die at home, contrasting a flow of language with a flood of love. The text hints at personal suffering and emotional tension, presenting a terse, reflective mood rather than a clear narrative.
When Brown Looked Blue and the Log Catcher Nabbed a Poodle
A fragment recalls a chaotic scene as Brown seems distressed. A hired girl cleaning, twins with measles, a bookkeeper eloping with a stenographer, and a wife returning from a club trip faces news of the poodle theft by a log catcher.
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Brown
Tress
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Williame
Gilead
Jong
Chicago News
Cuba
Saisie Eet
Alabastine Company
Grand Rapids, Mich, Or
Weter St
N.Y
Pane
Dr Sane Pot Punkin Saab
Fac Sile Signature
New York
Wee
Wrarper
Castoria
Bears
SUSUR
Aree
We. Parton Cour
Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Vow Gresers
McNeill & Libby
Chie
Woodward & &Co., Grain’ Commission
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