Peruna Helped Woman Against Uterine Disorder
Maria Ducharme of Montreal writes that years of pain from a pelvic condition were alleviated after trying Peruna. She credits the remedy with saving her life and health and notes the offer of free medical advice from Dr. Hartman’s sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
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Mies Maria Ducharme
St. Elizabeth Street
Montreal
Can
Peruna
Maria
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Fragmented Cartoon Snippets From Town Papers
A collage of humorous quotes and gossip from Chicago Chronicle and Cleveland Plain Dealer style items. Brief exchanges about fishing on Sundays, iron undershirts, engagements, and small quips about fame and teething remedies appear as micro-venue column notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thirdly
Tommy
Chicago Chronicle
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hester
Bessie
Fred Simmons
Grace
Beings, Inventions, and Visitors at Early 20th Century News
A mixed report covers experiments on bees and perfume, a Japanese plant anesthetic, China's first patent for an electric lamp, French lunar theories, Marconi wireless service in Britain, the auxerophone gramophone, termite and leaf-cutting ant mounds in the Americas, and a vivid President Roosevelt visit with Rough Riders including Henry Bardshaar, enjoying camp meals and festive reception.
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China
Nankin
Shanghai
Ofice
Marconi ,Company
United Kingdom
Marconi
Great Britain
Darwin
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
United States
Cuba
A. 8. Veatch
Henry Bardshaar
Godfrey
Henry
Loeb
Pernickety
Roosevelt Cuts Loose At Reunion With Cowboys
The president mingles with cowboys at a San Antonio reception during a West Wing trip. He jokes with veterans, recalls meals and ponchos, and jokes about missing sleep in a candid, informal gathering. A trooper asks about presenting women guests, and the president agrees to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
New York World
Rough Riders
Bill
Jim
Hank
Tom
Fortescue
Ben
Henry Bardshaar
Prescott
Henry
Indian treatment of sick through pachofaha ritual described
In a federal trial of Louis Brown for the murder of Walter Richardson and Moses Pettigrew, witnesses recount a native superstition. The pachofaha feast follows a three day vigil by a healer, corn and meat stew, and a ritual dance before fate determines recovery or death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Brown
Walter Richardson
Moses Pettigrew
Solomon Hotem
Brown
Oklahoma Times-Journal
Prisoner Proves Up Land Before Prison Term
Sheriff Nelson of Green County takes farmer John F. Yates to the Kansas penitentiary for murder of William Hughes. Yates, sentenced to three years in Mangum District Court, was allowed to prove up a homestead for his family during confinement. He began his sentence after asking for two extra weeks to complete the proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Green County
Kansas
John F. Yates
William Hughes
Yates
Mangum
Kansas City Journal
Lansing
Kan
Hughes
Risk Talk In Detroit Pree Presa Skater Violet Wonders
Violet asks if Charley Gaybey is a good skater while Rose notes her brother says he is an awfully high roller. The brief exchange centers on reputation and skill in skating circles in Detroit.
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Violet
Charley Gaybey
Rose
Detroit
The Good Time Coming Poem by Charles Mackay
A long poem envisions a future of reform and peace. It imagines a coming era where right prevails over might, religion sheds pride, and charity and temperance spread, aided by ideas and kindness. The piece urges readers to contribute, though the day may not arrive in their lifetimes.
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Earth
Charity
Charles Mackay
Ayer
Lord Byron
Hallie Erminie Rives
Athens
Lafayette McLane
Private Car Lines under ICC Jurisdiction debated
Railroads show willingness to bring private car lines under Interstate Commerce Commission rule. A railroad president says lines are paid mileage without discrimination, with shipper settling excessive charges if no governing law exists. Car mileage payments deemed legal as property rentals. Theological quote condemns punitive doctrine toward innocents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Modern Jeremiah of the Lords Earl Wemyss A Living Legend
The Earl of Wemyss, a towering figure in the British Lords, is celebrated as a modern Jeremiah. He fearlessly denounces national decline, once opposed a drunkenness bill, and remains vigorous in sports, writing, and public life despite age. He inherited his title in 1883 after decades in Parliament and extensive Scottish landholding.
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England
Earl of Wemyss
House of Lords
Earl Wemyss
Prince
Lord Wemyss
Jeremiah
Rome
Scotland
House of Commons
Robert Peel
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Seattle, Wash
Seattle
Barber College
Washington
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Cc Cilson CO
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Scattte, Weck
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Roosevelt
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Drelte Hekilue, Ltd
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M.E. Harlan
Dieciple
Brooklyn
N. Y
Castoria
Frank Crane
Unitarian
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God
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D. Mackay
Presbyterian
New York City
Ountry
Mutual Realty
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Mutual Realty Company
Poneer Building
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Ind
Lewis & Clark
Fortland
Exposition Accommodation Bureau
Portland
Oreges
Hotel Portland
Lewis and Clark
Ortland
H. C. Bowers
Portland, Oregon
Stover
Oregon
Idaho
Spokane, Wash
Boise, Idaho
Crete
Market St
Louisville
Lshaport
Weeremeu
JC Cnsets
Wwe
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
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