Peruna Endorsed by Assemblyman John Tighe
Assemblyman John Tighe of Cohoes advocates Peruna as a superior restorative tonic. He credits it with reviving his mind and body after heavy work and recommends it to those exhausted in mind and body. He cites catarrh and nervousness from overwork as widespread and says Peruna cures catarrh. Readers are urged to write Dr. Hartman for free advice.
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Tighe
John Tighe
Remsen St
Cohoes
N. Y
Albany County
Peruna
J. Tighe
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Piers
Union
C. B. F. Ganoony
Import of Foreign Cooks and Notable Authors in 1008
A 1008 report by M. Harmand cites Japan importing foreign cooks valued at 406185 yen, with Britain, Germany, and the United States as top sources. Commentary covers Perceval Landon and his travel writings, a plagiarism incident involving Thompson Buchanan, the lingering Empress Eugenie, and biographical notes on Robert Hichens and his works.
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M.harmand
Japan
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Perceval Landon
Tibet
Landon
London Times
Younghusband
Thompson Buchanan
Ashe
Mr. Buchanan
Eugenie
Mr. Orcutt
McClurg
England
Sedan
Tuileries
France
Europe
Napoleon III
Robert Hichens
Garden of Allah
Clifton College
Bristol
London
Hichens
Algeria
Lighthouse keepers and jokes about the department of domestic economy
Washington authorities advertised an examination for lighthouse keepers but the typo called for light housekeepers. The incident sparked jokes about weights and a proposed department of domestic economy. Also included are brief quips on being a good mother and a lighthearted exchange about Tommy and a sardonically phrased conscience.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Department of Domestic Economy
Plants Sleep Through Winter Absence Mirrors Animal Rest
The article compares plant dormancy to animal hibernation with bulbous and tuberous species retiring underground. It notes the winter rest of crocus and hyacinth, the hidden life of bulbs, and the seasonal reemergence in spring. It mentions sensitive plants, squirting cucumber, and Parnassus as examples of plant defenses and deception.
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Mediterranean
Parnassus
Market for a Husband in the Seashore Gossip
A collection of gossipy quips and jokes from various papers. The items touch on inheritance, matchmaking, and social witticisms. Notable lines reference Miss Olden, a half million, and humorous exchanges about finding a husband and seaside health trips.
Fixing Railroad Rates and the Game of Commerce
Railroad rate setting is described as a strategic game where railroads balance interests of communities producers and shippers. Traffic managers evaluate every move to avoid harming cities and industries while pursuing mutual concessions that sustain competitive balance across the United States.
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United States
Canada Adopts Submarine Signal System for St Lawrence
Ottawa adopts an order in council to install thirty bells in the St Lawrence River and adjacent coasts by a Boston company. Twenty six stations will be shore based and four on lightships, aiding navigation and reducing shipwrecks across fog or storms.
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St. Lawrence
Ottawa
Submarine Signal Company
Boston
St. Lawrence River
Maritime Provinces
Boston Transcript
Canadian
Dominion
Canada
United States
Navy Department
Lighthouse Board
Pollock Rip Shoals
Vineyard Sound
New York
Metropolitan Line
Rockland
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