Winter Remedies and Peruna Endorsement Amid Cold Season
Misa Maud Palmer of The Willows Ontario endorses Peruna as a cure and preventive for winter colds. The letter details rapid relief within days, a toned system after ten days, and urges readers to request the free 64 page catarrh and winter diseases booklet from The Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus Ohio. Dr. Hartman offers free advice and emphasizes Peruna’s availability at drug stores for one dollar per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esse
Miss Maud Palmer
United States
Perua Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Hartman
E&s
That Was the Difference in a Blunder and a Mistake
The dialogue contrasts a blunder with a mistake in a humorous quarrel over wording. The article then shifts to firearm controls in Russia noting permits, registration, and transfer recording to hold the last possessor responsible if used against the law. A diabetes cure anecdote from Halo, Indiana features Mrs. L. G. Bowers praising Dodd's Kidney Aid after kidney trouble led to diabetes and weight loss. The piece closes with a caricature of aging and a misprint laden ad for prepaid pills and a random message from Bert Wayne Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Halo
Ind
LG. Bowers
Lwo
Dodd
Indiana Incidents of Tragedy and Crime Across Counties
A string of Indiana incidents details a railroad engineer's near wreck and a friend facing prison for horse theft, a fatal self-inflicted wound by a hunted bride, a schoolyard stabbing, and various local tragedies. Reports cover Peruvian hospital care, court actions, and ongoing local crime in towns including Attica Muncie Yorktown and Kirklin with notes on fires, thefts, and a derailed public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnjurea
J.E. Sible
Wabash Railroad
Sible
Attica
Sreman
Bert Frick
Bert
Peru
Counties School Funds Apportionment Announced by State Superintendent
The January apportionment of school funds was issued by the Indiana State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Farion County leads in the number of school children and funds ready for apportionment, with Als ton County second. Madison County has the third largest number of children, Vanderburg County third in funds collected. The apportionment is as follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Afarion County
Alston County
Madison County
Vanderburg County
Figures on Indiana schools and attendance law
Indiana schools in 1900 enrolled 576 807 pupils from a school age group of 756 004 children, leaving 191 197 not in school due to age, quitting, or truancy. The state enrolled more than Massachusetts, with 76 percent vs 74 percent of children in school, and term length averaging 152 days. 16 017 teachers served, 48 percent male, wages lower than Massachusetts.
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Ceady
Allen
Atoe
Bartholow
Ienon
Blackford
Cone
Brown
Cass
Crawfor
Daviesa
Pat
Dearborn
Decatur
de Kali
Delaware
Dubola
Elkhart
Fayette A
Floyd
Sanklin
Ulton
Gloson
Grant
Greene
Hamilton
Jekerson
Jennings
Johnson
Nox
Kosclust
Lagrange
His Af Laporte
Lawrence
Madigan
Marlon
Roc
Marshall Tag
Martin
Miani Wa
Jenren
Ae Montgom
Murgan
Jeton
Ohio
Ie Grange
Owcpi Ia
Ulen
Aulilyan
Switzeria
Tippecane
Tipton
Union
Vanderi
Whitley
State
Treasury
Tate Treasury
Indiana
Massachusetts
New England
Minnesota
Massachus
Mystery tears of Paderewski traced to Miss Grey
A Philadelphia woman unnamed in reports was said to possess Paderewski tears kept in two lockets. A New York paper identifies the heroine as Miss Grey, recounting a dinner where onions prompted the pianist to cry, and she captured a tear in a pendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Philadelphia
Paderewski
London
New York
Philadephia Record
Miss Grey
Remarkable Vogeler Cure Claims Backed by Testimony
Mrs Nettleton narrates years of dyspepsia and liver trouble followed by bed rest. After trying doctors without benefit a pamphlet on Vogeler Curative Compound delivered relief in days and full recovery in months. She praises Vogeler's and cites many cures discovered by the tonic, noting the producer offers a free sample on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogeler
Nettleton
Brighton Road
Vogelera
Trick with a cane and other curious items at a party
A New York Herald report describes a party where a man bends a cane between his knees and makes it seem magnetized. He later confesses a hidden wire attached to his trousers created the illusion. The page also includes brief notes on an Austrian or German ruler’s ears being tugged in anger and assorted ad-like snippets and letters from Western Canada.
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Cattlea
Chersebrough Manufacturing CO
State Street
New York
Finlay Gray
Quincy
Mfiama
Fla
Michigan City
Peru
Charles Neatherly
Henry Helmig
Arthur McBeth
Ole Bull
Frank Pitman
Lawrence County Agricultural Society
Albert Dolbow
Dolbow
Carbondale
Carl Stump
Shirley
William 8. Marsh
Acton
Gap
Indiana
Muncie
John H. Palmer
Chicago
Unite States Steel Corporation
Palmer
William Hussey
Noblesville
New York Herald
England
Wiliam A
London
Fragmented prose snippets mix ailments travel and ads
Fragmentary OCR blends medical cures street talk and transport notes. It mentions candy tablets stamped C C C, jokes from “The Grooms' View,” rubber tired wagons and cars, a quip about a grandfather in an odd path, a quick throat cure claim, a weathered reference to Fort Hi and earthworks, train routes to St. Augustine and a snippet on sugar cultivation in Spain.
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Misa Maud Palmer
the Willows
Locel Ante
Mexican Plantation .Co
Fort Wayne, Ind
McLean
Mel*arane
Cormack
Dodger
Expressot
Bert Wayne
Douglan Storex
Beateboadeaiers
Corane Kid
Carona Colt
Preugins, Heerks
Capsicum
Leope
Friend
Companion
Albert Gilmore
Gilmore
Gov. Durbin
Charles Pittser
Edna Cook
Commercial
Pittser
Miss Cook
Yorktown
Cambrian
Claude Tinkle
Charles Blackburn
Philippines
Sfundle
Mra Pittsar
Ste
Madden ‘Pitteer
Millersburg
Elwood
Hercules
George Carr
Gaston
Henry Baker
Aurora
Clinton
Atchison, Elwood
Diamond Foundry
Daniel Watts
Kirrwandale
Alt
Ton
Amd
Watts
Madge
Elizabeth
Bigs
Lealien Weekly
Brooklyn
Garreld
Philadelphia Press
Laloteof
He Raede
West
John A. Balser
Arkst Perdeners
Bepesteg
Austraa
Quessana
Crescent
Mving
Ungardson
Atom
Chicago Tribune
Queen & Crescent
Southern Railway
Cincinnati
New Orleana
Worlda
W. C. Rinearson
Eway Street
Saskatchewan
Canada
Prince Abert
Henry Laughlin
G. ¥. Field
Chase
Michigan
Cluriau
Lake County
Mexico
Central
Pera
C. C.C
Boston Herald
Mr. Austin
Chicago News
Pigo
E. Bierman
Leipsic
Fort Hi
Little Miami
Fiorida
Queen and Crescent
St. Augustine
Cleveland
Detroit
Pittburm Cincina
Cincionati South
W. A. Beckler
Adame Street
Spain
Africa
Castoria
LZERS
Aper Wetter Lee Een
ViAze
Mara Cam Eas
Toledo
Defiance
Fort Wayne
Huntington
Wabash
Thess
Wabash E.R
Crane
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