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Newspaper
Aiken Recorder
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1891
Page
3
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Fragmentary note discusses hot water's reputed healing power and references to ancient practices. Mentions Brea savages and the boiling point as a symbol of remedy, noting long familiarity with hot therapy and its comforting effects in historical contexts.
Local item from Pure Washington notes unusual deaths and unclear details. Authorities investigate possible causes while residents await clarification.
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The readable text hints at a winter setting with mentions of heat and cold and colors like blue and green. It references people or places obliquely and includes scattered phrases about fragrance and machines, but lacks a coherent event or identifying details.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Siete fair and a comeback note tied to Glimt with unclear names or events. The readable words hint at a local brief about a comeback or event at a fair setting but lack concrete identities or dates to anchor.
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The readable text is garbled with incomplete names and phrases making it impossible to identify a clear event or entities.
Fragmentary reminiscence praises both sides in Civil War battles. It honors veteran officers, disciplined troops, and the valor of armies at key engagements, noting shared glory and the lasting moral weight of sacrifice in war.
A patient recalls nearly hopeless blood poisoning treated with S. S. S. after which they were cured, declaring the remedy saved their life. The tale attributes full recovery after a few bottles.
A fragment from a wide archive mentions Basie and a band tied to a mid 20th century performance. The readable bits reference jazz and a likely venue, but key details are missing.
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