A Queen's Opinion On Peruna From West Virginia Readers
A collection of endorsements from readers in West Virginia and nearby states praising Peruna. J M Queen of Johnston reports relief after years of affliction, Ellwood Shallcross cites back pain relief, and multiple letters from Marion County Ohio and Kentucky claim improved health and sustained benefit from Peruna and related medicines. Retailers note availability and nationwide distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
J. M. Queen
Johnston
W. Va
Ellwood Shallcross
Saturday Journal
Wheeling
Alma
Marion County
S. B. Hartman
Evans T. Jones
Prospect, Marion Co., C
Cook Bros
T. J. Ewing
Cattletsburg
Thomas Bradford
Western Avenue
Allegheny City
B.bartman &10
Cleveland
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine Promises Quick Female Health Fix
A flood of testimonials tout Gilmore's Aromatic Wine as a universal remedy for female weakness nerves and insomnia. Letters from Mrs Loomis Rev Emell and others claim cures and improved vitality with two bottles or more. Proponents urge households to keep the remedy on hand and endorse its supposed benefits for men and women alike. For sale by A W Morck & Co.
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Ayan
Sansarameca Haa
Marpooner
Keo Ledford
C. Ayer & Co
North Pacific
Kearoy
Ayeh
RaLen Y. Winieate
Baaren
Basutoland
S. Africa
J. G. Aver
T. Ik. Bonex
Cape Mounted Riflemen
Ayer
Oan
Gilmorr
Gilmore
L. Loomis
Elba
Gilmor
H. B. Emell
Pavillion
N. 4
Worman
W. Fisk Requa
Aurora
Harris Peck
N. Y
Erev
Derby
Linden
Freeland
Fowlerville
E. J. Whitney
Clarkson, N
J. H. McIntyre
Paggetta Mills
Glilmore
A. W. Morck & Co
J. G. Marchiai
Utica
N.Y
W. Sores
Ugeret
Trade of Velocipede Sparks Family Court Case
Mrs Oatman of Woodlawn sues over a velocipede exchange with Dot the boy. The dispute grows as Tot and Dot argue over ownership, money, and a promised purchase. Justice White presides. Mr Matter pays ten dollars. the velocipede remains missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sChicago Tribune
Dot
Dave
Tot
Tos
Mrs. Ottman
Mr. Matter
Mrs. Oatman
Standard Time Indicated by Telephone Time Repeater in Chicago
A new telephone time repeater, already in use in Boston and other Eastern cities, was tested between Chicago and Elgin showing standard time within a quarter second. About 600 telephones are connected. a buzz marks each minute, with taps indicating the hour and minute. An automatic alarm prevents mis-timed signals if the repeater diverges from the chronometer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A Western Yarn Dakotaa Farmer’s Odd Method of Bag Ging Prairie Chickens
Cooperatown residents recount a peculiar tale of prairie chickens and dog handlers. A farmer boasted of shocking near legends, bragging how a single hill sighting could draw a chase of many pups and a crowd with powder. The yarn blends rustic bravado with frontier humor and livestock banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperatown
D. T
Coopertown
Hell’s Gate
Untitled fragment on bundled chickens and pepper
A fragmentary report describes someone selling chickens by bundles and discussing peppers in a terse, rustic exchange. The dialogue mentions counting bundles and a casual sales scene, with unclear broader context.
Nephew of Edward Everett Turns Hostler in Williamsport Livery
A white-haired man in his sixties, once private secretary to Edward Everett, is now a hostler at a Williamsport Newberry hotel. His life linked to Harvard Yale and London service ended in decline, with letters from Everett found in a worn purse as he wanders America.
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Edward Everett
Williamsport
Newberry
St. James
Edward
Everett
Harrison
Tyler
United States
London
Queen Victoria
Cairo
Egypt
Washington
Selin's Grove
Funny mistake as Lamar is mistaken for General Butler
Washington Critic recounts Secretary Lamar’s charity toward a drunk, pardoning him and aiding his wife. On a streetcar stop a drunken man mistakes him for Ben Butler, prompting laughs as Lamar attempts to remain polite. The episode ends with the man recognizing the supposed general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
General Butler
Washington
Indian Service
Mr. Lamar
New Orleans
Ben Butler
Brown's Iron Bitters and Dyspepsia Tablets Advertising Tract
An advertisement extols Brown's Iron Bitters as a cure for digestive ailments and “volcanoes of the human system.” It claims relief from constipation, dyspepsia, sour stomach, and headaches, touts over one million boxes sold, and promotes L. G. Noyes Dyspepsia Tablets with a money back guarantee. The copy stresses blood purification and renewed vigor from these patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Messrs
Handy & Huiman
Draggista
Annanglis
L. G&g. Noyes
L. G. Noyes
Lowell
Mass
L G. Noyes
G. Noyes
Acker
St Phills
Ahso
Ine
Quack Remedies Flood a Deaf and Sick Public
A column markets numerous patent medicines and tonics claiming cures for deafness rheumatism digestion and liver issues. Advertisements promise nerve strength, improved appetite, and bold health guarantees, urging readers to buy Gardline Grapeline and Elixir products.
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Hvansville Argus
Oil City
Derrich
Johnny Cation
Farker
Eli
D. Bo Lates
Upper Lisle Broome
Henry
Tuleato
Bitle
Saparila
Mayer
Simmons
Hunt
L. G. Noves
Coras
Feucana
EB Richardson & Co
Ranadesaga Nurseries
Geneva
Candeer
Criveian
Howe Sewing Machines
Howe Co
Canary
Hebowe Sewing Machine CO
Sixth St
PittsBuRgh
Hayfever
Northern Pacetc
R. R
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Lake Superior
Paget Sound
Northern Pacific
N. PB. H
St.Paul
Minn
Saxtons
SAFR
Lumbagh
Bruies &E
Aldrazgista
medi+cines
Magnetic Balm Co
Warken
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