Thirty Dead Bills and Faint News in Censored Winter Session
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic winter session with dead bills and claims of political tension. References to legislative figures and committees appear garbled, but imply a stalled process, protests, and reform talk amid pressure on leaders and party dynamics.
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Dili
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Pura
A Passport to Paradise in Novemhar Metiure'a
Fragment from a tale showing Myra Kelly’s character, a teacher named Mies Talley, in a rough city setting. Dialogue reveals resentment, confusion, and poverty as a mother struggles with schooling, family, and frayed relationships amid urban life. The prose presents dialect and fragmented speech highlighting social strain.
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Myra Kelly
Paradise
Mies Talley
Etruseling
Pouheer
Gus
Heller
Miss Thirley
Ty Wu
Mimina
The Idea Spreading Over Rheumatism Cure Story
Oct 31 from Valley Pa Special reports Green County. I N Willipkey daughter suffered five years then improved after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. Whipkey says the pills cured her and saved her from crippling. The notice links rheumatism to kidney health and promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills as remedy.
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Corod
Doo Valley
Green County
Eare
I. N. Willipkey
Dodd
The Russian Wolfhound Life in America and Breeds
The article discusses the Russian Wolfhound also known as the pargat or barsol, noting its origin in eastern America and its use as a guard and hunting dog. It covers training needs, temperament for family companionship, and the breed’s suitability for women, highlighting its courage and distinctive appearance.
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Walla
Tha Borne
Wes Fet
Ain Vicon
Preventing Waste in Poultry Feeding and Farm Stock Tips
Practical notes on feeding poultry to reduce waste in winter and to keep soft foods clean, plus Clover lime soil treatment and water for stock in winter. Guides on overfeeding swine, use of stock foods, and general feeding practices for hogs, sheep, and poultry with emphasis on efficiency and safety.
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Au Ither Wis
Protected Hog Pen And Sleeping Car Safe Concept
A description of a hooded hog pen with sun and ventilation features and movable curtains for weather protection. The piece also surveys a railroad sleeping car safety concept by a Harrisburg inventor to install fixed metal safes with alarms and ciphered access, protecting passengers valuables during travel.
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Philadelphia
Tght
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Harrisburg
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Lydian Women Restore Health: Margaret Mereley Letter
A Milwaukee woman reports gradual weakness and severe pelvic pain leading to ovarian trouble. After rejecting surgery she used Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, improving steadily until eleven weeks later she was strong again. She praises the remedy highly and credits it with healing ulceration and other complications.
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Prrewaw
Strong
Pinkham
Jess
Margaret Mereley
Third St
Milwaukee
Wis
Centenarians Favor Arizona and New Mexico in Longevity Counts
The New York Sun notes census data show Americans rarely reach 100, with one in 100,000 centenarians. Arizona and New Mexico have far higher rates, while several states report none. The Territor ies’ centenarian counts may reflect climate benefits for pulmonary ailments, and territorial status appears unrelated to longevity.
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New Mexico
New York Sun
United States
Arkansas
Minnnesota
Utah
Wyoming
Teitho
Florida
California
New Tranvesittre
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Maine
Massachusetts
Moody's witty Bible verse on tobacco in Glasgow talk
Mr Moody, in Glasgow in 1903, led a question meeting before about 6000. Asked if any Bible verses oppose tobacco, he replied no and added a quip about Revelation 22 11 to suggest tobacco is filthy. The article notes a cap law investment in Britain's mine water industry totaling nearly 416 million.
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Moody
Caplut
Great Britain
By Proxy What the Baby Needed
Nervousness and headaches led to tea, then coffee, then Postum. After three months on Postum the narrator reports relief for herself and baby, praising the cereal drink as a coffee substitute. Honest testimonial from Postum Co Battle Creek Mich promotes Postum as a healthy alternative to tea or coffee.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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