Bertha Reels as Moyse Capt Clark Story Unfolds
Bertha Waenken of Cincinnati married Julius Moyse who posed as Captain Clark of the battleship Oregon. Moyse’s confessions recount the deception as a flirtation ploy and reveal police doubts about prosecuting the case, while Aaronson and others confront the tangled tale.
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Capt. Clark
Oregon
Julius Leon Moyse
Bertha Waenken
Cincinnati
Moyse
Bertha
Porter
Capt
Clark
Mr. Aaronson
St. Charles
Canal Streets
Imperial
Freenville
Bloch
Meeting the Captain of a Battleship Dream
A fragment describes a thought of meeting the captain of a battleship and a porter involved in the scene. The text hints at a travel or social moment with implied maritime setting and an exchange between traveler and staff as part of a larger reminiscence.
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Bertha
A Hint for Spring Housekeeping Interiors
Housekeepers seek practical wall coverings as winter ends. The piece praises Alabastine cement for its clean, pure, long lasting finish and easy application with many tint options. It contrasts with paper, kalsemines, and costly paint. It notes the iron of selfish men from common pig iron.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Claims Proven Cure
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as uniquely effective for female ailments and kidney troubles. It asserts the product cures women’s specific health issues and stresses its widespread acceptance by over a million women, urging the ill to try the medicine.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Captain Clark
Rampart Street
Canal
Mouse
Aaronson
Imperial Hotel
Lydia KE
Pinkham Med. Co
Lynn
Mase
J. Tower
Boston
Mass
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
Winchester Avenue
New Haven, Conn, A
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
W. L. Douglas Bhoe CO
Brockton
M. D. Fowler
Southington Conn
C.B. Andersen
W.N. U. Houston
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