After Seven Years Suffering Woman Found Relief
Waurika Oklahoma resident Sallie Stevens testifies she suffered seven years with female troubles and nerve problems until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored health. Huntington Mass resident Mary Janet Bates credits the remedy with saving her life and restoring strength. The ad urges women with menstrual disorders to try the product, claiming it cures numerous female ailments such as inflammation ulcers displacements fibroid tumors irregularities menstrual pains backache and nervous prostration.
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Waurika
Okla
Lydia Eham
Sallie Stevens
RF. D
Huntington
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Janet T. Bates
Box UL
Depot moved to new foundations in Montesano
The Northern Pacific Depot was relocated to its new foundations at the foot of Second Street in Montesano. It was moved intact last week with heavy piles and supporting segments, awaiting final work to complete the move.
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Montesano
Sept
Northern Pacific
Alberta Montesano Involved in Sundre Gas Port Dispute
A fragmented note mentions Alberta Montesano and a figure named Alberbe planning a split of time between two locations, Sundre and Gas ton M, with unclear tasks and a mystic handover. The text is garbled but hints at a potential control or division of duties across sections.
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Montesano
Finethe
Sundre
Alberbe
Gaston
Montesano School Opens Under Favorable Attendance
Montesano public schools open on a pleasant day with enrollment near last year. Expected total pupil count remains about the same as year prior. High school enrollment notably strong with 7 teachers and steady attendance reported.
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Montesano
Bids Exceed Limit For Local School Project
The Elma school project faced bids above the limit and will be advertised for lower bids. Officials indicate bids can be altered to reduce costs and prevent overruns while proceeding with the planned improvement.
Cemetery move debated as old yard near park
Elma council reviews removing bodies from the old cemetery opposite the city park under state law. Relatives must consent or the site must be declared a public nuisance. The Hamilton heirs, remaining in the area, are targeted for consent. otherwise nuisance action may proceed.
Sidewalk Petition in Elma Aims North Young Street Project
Property owners on the north side of Young Street between Fifth and Division petition Elma city council for a sidewalk from Sixth to Division on the north side and for crosswalks across Young Street. If approved, the project will require four or five crossings to be installed at once, including Vale.
Cattle Exhibit Assured For Chehalis County Fair
Officials announce a cattle exhibit at Electric Park October 4 to 7 with nearly 100 head already entered. C C Quackenbush reported strong positive response from breeders and counties, as the fair aims to boost community participation and support for exhibits and premium awards.
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Chehalis
Electric Park
Assoc . O. Id
Suc
Tle
Montesano
C. C. Quackenbush
Fragmentary tale lines note jewels and exile
A fragment from a dramatic piece mentions Woden Mary of Mod of exile and a jewel scene. It describes gems that goldsmiths could procure and a figure who shone like an angel, with mentions of Fountain hall and hiring others.
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Doane
Mary
Fountainhall
The Polar Bear Presence Noted in Unclear Text
Fragmentary report mentions a polar bear seen near water and a white whale, with unclear measurements and actions. The readable items describe a large polar bear and an unidentified event involving a whale being dragged, but details are fragmentary and ambiguous.
Fragmentary OCR note on yardstick and bolts
The readable text offers a fragmented, surreal sentence about a yardstick and a bolt moving rapidly. It appears to be an incomplete quotation with garbled phrasing and lacks clear people, places, dates, or a coherent event.
Fragmented Jet to Rome Romance Scene
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a romance scene with dialogue about meeting downtown and matching lines. Names and exact context are unclear, but it evokes a personal exchange in a city setting.
The Wheel Myth and the Motion of Locomotive Wheels
A writer in Railroad Man's Magazine explores the illusion of circular motion on wheels. The piece describes candle experiments showing the top wheel moves faster than the ground contact point, and a simple board and string test proves the top string travels twice the distance of the engine.
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Railroad Man's Magazine
Maidenhair Fern and Urban Growth Across Three Rooms
The article discusses how even delicate plants like maidenhair ferns reveal strength when given space. It notes roots and grasses break pots and curb stones if confined, illustrating how urban contrast and growth pressures shape plant life in cities like London and Paris.
Fragmented dialogue amid a tense inspector exchange
A woman complains of poor treatment to an inspector who dismisses her as unhelpful. The scene hints at tension over a treasury issue and hints at a broader bureaucratic process. The text appears as a clipped historical excerpt with garbled names and misread phrases.
Plain signature style cuts forgery risk, banker says
A Chicago bank teller advises depositors to sign checks plainly to deter forgery. He notes forgers copy flourished signatures and that a plain hand is rarely forged. A recent example shows a customer switching styles before a forged check could be presented.
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Jess
Chicago News
Camels and Their Quirks in Curious War Tales
An eccentric wartime anecdote describes camels bitter toward humans and the color red. It notes camels resisting crimson saddles and a British officer chased in blue silk pajamas and a shaving brush by their phalanx, illustrating their reputed savagery and odd behavior.
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Camel Corps
Arrow distance record alleged by Pall Mall Gazette
A secretary of the Irish embassy reportedly shot an arrow 493 yards in 1744 with wind favorable and measured by Royal Society members, challenging the traditional bow ranges of 320 to 40 yards while noting advances toward the yew weapon.
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Neade
Charles I
Royal Toxophilite Society
Questioning Marriage History Before a St Joseph Judge
A historic page fragment shows a judge in St Joseph addressing a man in Ma about prior marriage status. The terse exchange recalls a candid reply from the man, highlighting archival dialogue and local courtroom tone.
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St. Joseph
Fragmented Washington Star Snippet Opens Muddled Exchange
An OCR snippet from the Washington Star shows garbled dialogue about a woman with a dog and a character named Pete reacting. The readable text is fragmented with nonsensical phrases and unclear context.
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Piwiding
Pete
Ioekis
Lesper
Washington Star
Sabbath Keeping Through History and Calendars
The note discusses Sabbath keeping after Babel and Israel's exodus noting five counting methods and the ancient Hebrew calendar as an early scientific timing system. A stray quote from the Washington Herald appears, mentioning attitudes to a shade sample as a personal aside.
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Israel
Egypt
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