Sins of the Fathers Solved by Modern Specialists
An old advertisement extols Dr Hood & Co as exclusive specialists for hereditary diseases and blood poison. It argues heredity can be eradicated with modern remedies, promotes their expertise in typhoid related issues, kidney and bladder troubles, and offers free examinations and accommodations at 4 North Main Street.
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North Main Street
Midirs
Dr. Hood & Co
Heraus
Dr Hood & Co's
Wisdam
Hood & Co
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Tok Wun
Yi, Breed & Ue
Abs
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Sanday
Renmiltiae
Convention Debates End as Hobson Address Fails to Unite Delegates
A_ chaotic convention scene featured Hobson’s lengthy speech on foreign policy, boos and cries from galleries, and a sharp clash over credentials. The majority report seated several Pennsylvania and New York contested delegates while the minority urged honoring primary results. After a tense roll call and adjournment threat, officials announced a final tally would be delayed until tomorrow.
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Tel
Vanowayer
Say
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Pa Wn
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Emuatrywen
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Tllinois
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Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Com- Unite
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Eur
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Alain
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Sturiots
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Pennsylvanis
Nell Bonner
Wennel Prete
Eco Aswich
F. W. Jennings
Miskriet Raxmond Ratt
Tharare Pagel
Partick
Horan
Salh
P_ J. Hallahan
Onia
Qecredit
Dynar Erate Party
Addhiptr
Pac Sunpemiey
Hofty Organization
Maryland
New Jersey
Denislaia
Tinos
North Carolina
Georgia
Wirginia
Minnesota
Tdala
New Hampshire
Kentucky
West Virginia
Straus
Thairman
Cheli
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Yepark
My Straus
My. Sires
Pamesylvania
John D. Bellamy
Haskell
Oklahoma
Bell
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Chai'man Bedivemion
Heath
States
Murphy
Penneylvania
Annolines Fim
Asx
James MM
Gulley
L. Me
Nleton
Tsa
Hell
Arden
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Kenricke
Este Mme
James
Colonel Giffer
Ian
National Committee
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Sinilar
Deicration
Hampshirs
South Carolina
Tennessee
Marroay Moriong
Curb for the Gallery Introduced by Traversal Dramatist
The audiencelike theater adopts a new approval method where attendees drop a vote ticket into one of three boxes as they depart. Transcribed garbled text shows a chaotic scene with votes from New York delegates and other names.
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Audionen Ale
Alabama
Aekensak
New Yorks
Hinds
Vathys
Riley
Hota Deenvend
Chatman Ragen
Kavard i Danse
Chena Dos
Roger Bulle
Nis
Qvatti
Fragmented party platform debate on suffrage and immigration
The record describes a party committee seeking positions on woman suffrage and federal courts, with Parker opposing the plank and Pettigrew arguing against it. It notes a plank denouncing oriental immigration and urging swift passage of limits, plus Manitoba-like alignment with Nebraska platform items.
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Parker
Ator Pettigrew
Pett Straw
Sui
Jagan
Pacific
United States
Nebraska
Vast star counting project spans hemispheres and plates
The article details Franklin-Adams and team cataloging the southern and northern hemispheres with 11 inch square plates each recording 20 000 to 20 600 stars. About 23 million stars are slated, with counting and cataloging to take a decade more.
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Nesien
Jfrankin-Adams
Will S
London Mail
A. J. Alitehell
Frank- Nu-Adsins
Mr. Mitchell
Franklin-Adam
Fraiklin-Adame
Emarse
Frashiin- Adams
World copper and lead production and consumption in 1907
1907 copper output fell slightly with the United States leading production at 421,000 tons and global totals showing Germany, Japan, and Austria among others contributing. Consumption was led by the United States at about 292,800 tons with Great Britain and Germany also high. Lead production rose about 24.5 percent to roughly 592,800 tons, led by Mexico and the United States with Germany and France substantial as well.
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Jengland
Central and South America
Germany
Japan
Austria
Rasgin
Great Ibeilaln
Tauce
Fuseia
Asia
Africa
Australia
Medica
Spain
Great Briton
France
Mit
Malay Peninsula
Great
Farner
Shoes Sale Promises Deep Discounts on Ladies and Children
A distressed sale notice advertises a wide assortment of ladies, misses, and children's shoes at half and deep discounts. It touts white rue romann street location, bargains on oxfords and slippers, infants to boys’ shoes, and brands like Billy Guster and S I Pierce, with prices slashed to push strong volumes. The flighty OCR text claims stock freshness and value, urging readers to visit on the Montana corner sale location.
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Spoes
Beeson Stark
Marie
Montana
Marty Tess
West Park
Onft Wousels
Natore
Butte
Tate and Blucher
Jace and
Blucher
Gun Metal
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Toe
Asf
Morocco
Nice
Billy Guster
Mara
Plaidkicker
Ang Nara Steel Salts
Oxfords
I. Pierce
America
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