Peruna Endorsed by U S Officers and Officials
A collection of testimonials praises Peruna for grip and catarrhal diseases. General Parsons, General Butler, Lt. Bowman, Captain Nelson, and others from Texas to Washington cite relief from lingering symptoms, better appetite, and improved vitality after using the remedy. The notes describe experiences across military and civilian figures, highlighting Peruna as a tonic and preventive treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL. Parsons
H St
N. W
Washington, D. C
Texas
Nave
Hrigedo
Stati
Warensin
Ueneral
G.A.R
Washington
B. C
Eningrijah
Peruba
Peruna
Joly C. Nelson
Dayton
Tyntiy
Wilin
Vedersl Army
Capt
Nelson
Deafness Relieved by Peru-Na, Endorsements Mentioned
An aged broadside lists endorsements for Peru-Na claiming relief from deafness catarrh and kidney trouble. Generals Hawley and Fingdining testify to Peru-Na’s benefits for coughs colds and catarrhal trouble. A president of a medical society adds cautious support and urges further testimonial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Hawley
S. B. Blaetens
Harlman Sunilenin
Colusabus Obins
Fragmented political rant and patent medicine ad
A long satirical blast mocks institutions and society praising nothing while listing failures, then shifts to a Toledo Ohio affidavit claiming routing of Catarrh Cure by Cheney & Company. It includes a sworn statement by J Frank J Cheney with a testimonial for Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a taken orally remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Tunis
Frank J. Cheney
F J, Cheney & Company
ANIC
Cheney
Qlba Hull
What Local Option Law Means In Indiana Politics
A Bloomington editorial outlines local option as a petition driven by voters in a township or ward. It argues special elections follow general state rules with Australian ballot, counting only votes cast, and condemns remonstrance pressure while defending voters' conscience free from intimidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield Pemperit Gilbert
H Hehdten
Bach
Mai
Béaldes
Hind
Ural
Bird Thief Confounds Secret Service With Coin Stash
A garbled report notes a bird suspected of stealing small coins and hiding them in its nest. Authorities describe irregular behavior like moving pennies to the nest and leaving pieces at specific spots. Details are unclear due to the damaged text.
Metropolitan police reform embrace strict collar policy
Police chief Bronnecke enforces new dress rules banning lay down and other collars. Aimed at preserving peace in a large metropolitan city, the order requires standing collars and neckties. Longtime officers resist but are urged to comply to avoid dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fotice
Bronnecke
al Patroluhon
For Rent of Farms in Bel River Bottoms Dispute Grows
Owners and renters of large corn tracts in the Bel river bottoms have not agreed on rent terms for the coming season. Renters demand two thirds of the crop while owners offer half, with past rents at one third. Some leases have split harvest and rent, paying eight cents per bushel for the owner's share. If no agreement is reached, fields may remain idle, causing a crop shortage in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasdavi Nie
Bel River
Tata
Star
Brief Dispatches From Across The Nation And World
The report covers Governor Curtis Galldt of Massachusetts, Secretary Hester’s cotton supply figures, a 2,500 tent loan for the Elks convention, weekly business failures in the Dakota region, rumors of a marital engagement, Wheat and corn market notes, Tyrus Cobb’s new contract, a university chess match, stock market dynamics, and general trade and wage trends, concluding with a promotional note for Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Galldt
Massachusetts
Hester
Convention of the Elks
Dellas
Dala
Katherine Elkins
Chicago
Tyrus Cobb
Hetrott
Linvermanna
American ‘Colleges
Oxford
Cambridge
York
High School Votes Final Test Result Teuhs
A garbled OCR item records a high school voting event and mentions Teuhs final test, Monday duties, and a Monta setting. It references teachers, a gain by a candidate, and possible turnout notes. The fragment cites Emala Hay, Reed, Wadsworth, and Amped ltily Me as uncertain names in the pool of participants.
Latdeatt feet isto and the Japanese am by Bacon
Fragmentary report from Washington on March 11 mentions Latdeatt feet isto and a cordial overture between the United States and Japan. It notes President Roosevelt and the cabinet discuss acceptance of a démarche, with Hawaiian Islands policy linked to the matter and broader imperial relations highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bacon
Roosevit
Hawaiian Istanis F Sydney, Mawila
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tr. Hartman
M. C. Butler
South Carolina
Chun
W. Bowman
M.S
Lanham
Mad
Peruun
Tg. Kithy
Washington, D. Cy
Ming
Rome
Peru
Fleaitt
Sheeath
James J. Osborn
Wahsatch Ave
Colo
Athpoain
Jim Knight
Wos & Maan
Piste
Dusliw
Ciutag I
Moy
Clinon
Wilgergbie
Mirby
GENL
Ry i
Gen. AM Lege
Yoder
MD. Ave
Washington, D.C
Don
Aim
Balidine
Dee
Bear
Bengrx
Deatioss
Gil
D. M. Ferry & CO
M. J. Carnahan Co
Carnations
the Cabel & Kauffman Mer. Co
Ainean Avery
Rnone
Agel
Joan W. Greenwood
HK Eh
A. J. Dawt
MM. P. Ae
AL sepUs Lng City
Hilitar Bemderat
Tastoran
Sda
Bis
Hope
Cabel’ @Kauffman Co
Indiana
Ana
Bird
Gollars
Rocky Mountain
Teuhs
Emala
Tech Bingar
Het Asa
Penton
Wadsworth
Hacia Reed
Catharf Adm Harbor
J Ie
Atlantic
Field & Pato
Piso
Tom
Lyon & Healy
William Beck
Real Rey TE Hazetti Omece
Sv Ee Furnai
John W. Greenwood
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