Sisters of Charity in Detroit October 1908
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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1902
Page
7
Peruna Endorsed by Catholic Institution for Influenza Help
Letter from Sister Superior at Ghio's Catholic institution notes Peruna as a preferred remedy for influenza catarrh cold cough and bronchitis. Dr Hartman credited with formulating Peruna and a Columbus address offers free medical advice to readers seeking prompt results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hartmen
Columbus
Ohio
Sie
Sisters OF Charity
Ghio
Hartmen
Congress of Napoleon
Olio Una Medcine Co
Catumbua
Peruna
David Meekison
Hartman
Sir Hartman
Harta Sanitarium
Feed the World and the U S Surplus Trade
Discussion of the United States as a major bread producer and exporter with figures on annual surplus sales to England Germany and France. Notes England as top customer and cites 1900 trade amounts for cotton and food products. Also mentions a medical anecdote about Dodd's Kidney Pills and a cartoonish dialogue about golf attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
England
Germany
France
Chronic Constipation Cured by Cascarets Candy Cathartic
Bold claims announce a remedy for constipation with Cascarets Candy Cathartic and a guarantee of cure. The ad mentions genuine tablets stamped C C C and notes these are not sold in bulk, urging druggists to stock.
Shaw Accepts Treasury Post Amid Roosevelt Cabinet Shuffle
Gov Leslie M Shaw of town formally accepts offer to become Secretary of the Treasury and will assume duties when relieved of Iowa duties. President Roosevelt confirms Secretary Wilson remains in Agriculture, with no cabinet disruption, as Shaw moves to Washington likely by January.
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Town
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
White House
Gov. Shaw
Treasury Department
Iowa
Washiton
Gage
Wilson
Roosevelt
Terry” Rusk
Wisconsin
Leslie
shAw
Geome
Agricultural Department
Hoosevelt
West
E West
New England
Lowa
Meliiley
Allison
Clement Studebaker a Self Made Man of South Bend
Clement Studebaker died in South Bend Indiana and typified the self made man rising from eight dollars capital to head a wagon making empire. Born 1841 in Adams County Pennsylvania he moved to Ohio then to South Bend where he taught, farmed, learned wagon making and co founded a blacksmithing company with his brother Henry. The business grew into a major corporation with Clement as president and he later served as a Republican delegate and held roles in fairs and congresses.
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Clement Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Mr. Studebaker
Adama County
Studebaker
Gettysburg
Ohio
Clement
Achool
South Lend
Lio
Henry
Pan-American Congress
Chautauqua Assembly of
New York
Emperor Wilam Decorates Mar Anteite With Red Eagle Order
The article notes Emperor Wilam decorating Mar Anteite, a Japanese statesman, with the Order of the Red Eagle. It also mentions Senator Warren introducing a constitutional amendment granting women's suffrage and references the Wagoner National Bank with capital of $25,000 in a brief business item.
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Wilam
Maranteite
Order of the Red Eagle
Warren
Wagoner National Bank
Wagoner
I. To
Minole
Bryan
Indiana Manufacturing Growth and Town Fire Updates
Indiana shows growth in manufacturing with $284,481,000 in value, 18,015 establishments, and a 7 percent rise since 1890. Reports include a Jackson township school fire destroying a 1808 building worth $16,000, Scott County stock losses, and multiple local incidents from Crawfordsville to Logansport.
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Indiana
Cites
Indianapolis
Fouth
Bend Swansvilly
Muncie
Anderson
New Albany
Harned
Te Attia
Jackson Township
Beet sugar industry praised by Oxnard and Cutting
A long editorial excerpt from the New York Evening Post lauds the beet sugar industry in the United States as self supporting and profitable. It argues beet sugar can outcompete European production, notes earlier trials and profits under free trade, and urges readers to oppose protectionist measures while highlighting industry gains and future potential.
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Messrs. Oxnard
Cutting
New York Evening Post
the Evening Post
Oxnard
Rocky Mountains
Congress
Uban
Mississippi Valley
Farimers
Omer
Issur
Elaine
West Ladin Islands
Seaboard
Ule
United States
Nebraska
Europe
Washington
Messia
The Fidgety Thing by Mrs Gardner in Verse
A humorous poem noting a neighborly baker who makes fine breads and sweets yet frets over trivial worries. The speaker admires her skill but highlights her restless, anxious nature and how her tidy house doubles as a mine of concern. The piece centers on domestic idiosyncrasies and social observation.
Catarrh Cure Reward Advertised by Cheney Co
A historical ad offers one hundred dollars for a cure of catarrh with Hal's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo. The undersigned endorse Cheney for honorable business, claiming the cure acts internally on blood and mucous membranes. Price seven dollars through druggists, with claimed family popularity.
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Hal
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Bfe
Weer & Wanatxe Kvax
Ka & Marvin
Familly Willy
Dog Days Talk Sparks Muzzling Debate in Philadelphia
In a tongue in cheek feature a dog fancier remarks on summer attire, noting summer pants and quiet fashion. The exhausted terrier responds dryly about muzzling, while the Philadelphia Press highlights seasonal humor and fashion quips.
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Erie
Philadelphia Press
Putnam Faceless Dyes and Mockery in Sparse Snippet
Fragmentary OCR mentions Putnam Faceless Dyes resisting sun, wash, and rub. It references artificial means, portraits of Smythe girl sneering, and a cryptic note about Mrs. Austin's Famous Fan, a Russ Company waker, and a stonecutter in Cyiro earning 40c daily.
Tombstone Granite Monument Honors Ed Schieffelin Founder
A granite monument is erected above the grave of Ed Schieffelin, the famed founder of Tombstone Arizona, commemorating his role in the town’s history.
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Ed Schieffelin
Tombstone
Ariz
Stenographers and expanding Western Canada schools
The text argues stenographers must read write and spell well with memory and intelligence. It notes growing Western Canadian populations require larger school buildings in Manitoba Assiniboia Saskatchewan and Alberta due to immigration. Free homestead laws and cheap railway lands attract settlers as government agents promote settlement. The Nicaragua canal would shorten Atlantic to Pacific voyages. An advertisement offers 6 rolls of toilet paper prepaid by return mail for 60 cents.
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Canada
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Saskitchewan
Alberta
Ageftix
Government of
AIR CASILION STAMPS OFFERINGS AND SERVICES
An advertisement promising stamps and printing services lists air casilion stamps and a catalog price list. It includes a Fort Wayne Indiana lock box contact and mentions complete stamp offerings and printing for daters.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
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