Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ends Women's Sickness
Bridgeton New Jersey resident Mrs Fasiig Cooper credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her female troubles including bearing down pains and weakness. The ad claims the remedy uses native roots and herbs and is free of narcotics, with confidential advice available from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Fasiig Cooper
R.E.D
Bridgeton
N.J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Masa
Birthday party honors old settler McDermott
The occasion marks the birth of James Tf. Meyer Thott with many neighbors calling to extend congratulations and present flowers. Mr McDermott, born in Ohio, came to Iowa in 1856, bought a farm west of town, and endured early sparse settlement before the railroad arrived. He has built a comfortable estate and seeks a quieter life among friends.
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James Tf. Meyer- Thott
Mr. McDermott
Ohio
Iowa
Stage Station
Aldrich
Morrison
Atlantic
Brown
Lew J.J
Robison
Anderson
Fontanelle
Sears Grove
McDermott
Lfe
Bronchial Coughs and Scott's Emulsion Endorsement
A historical notice discusses bronchial coughs arising from affected bronchial tubes and fever. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a long tested remedy aiding healing and relieving chest discomfort during respiratory troubles.
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Scott
Column Damaged in Rome Earthquake Feat of Marcus Aurelius
A historic monument known as the Column, lauded as a beauty of Rome, sustained damage in a recent earthquake. Marcus Aurelius is cited in connection with the monument’s historic prominence and its enduring significance.
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Marcus Aurelius
Rome
Flippant Flings Across Papers On Oddities And Quotes
A collage of quips from multiple papers mocks sensational pieces and misprints. Font critiques range from a map of Europe serialized as a story to a mocked university faculty claim about a monkey school.
Short Stories and Colonial World Notes
A compact summary notes no principal elites in Portugal and ninety villages, Cuba's cultivable land with one-seventh in primeval forests, Canada's Welland Canal to be completed in 1918 at an estimated cost of 50 million dollars funded by the Dominion government, and a first wartime gap in shipping with twenty ships entering Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
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Portugal
Welland
Canada
Las "Dalim
Canary Islands
Pert Pérsonals Drummer Bent Ask Valour Note War Poetry
Drummer Spence John Bent Ask praised for valor but his name clashes with war poetry. The New York World notes John D should support the Belgians, recalling a $25,000,000 fine. Washington Post comments on love, the alleged assassin of American youth, and mentions Hitnor Glyn in dispatches about aid to Belgians. Cleveland Plain Dealer remarks on a suspended literary work and broader help.
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Spence John Bent Ask
New York World
John D
Washington Post
Dr. Wiley
Hitnor Glyn
Dispatches
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Foul Tips and Renamed Offense in Federal League Salaries
Fragmented OCR summary suggests changes in the Federal league branding of offense in baseball, with references to salaries around 42 cents and Detroit. Mentions of six months for players, water references, and ongoing promotions hint at financial and contractual adjustments. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text.
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Brée Press
Baseball 3
Portland
Oxegonian
Paris teed to be France but it do
Fragmentary OCR text about Paris and Boston with unclear names and dates. The readable parts suggest a historical note or misread quote without coherent events or identifiable organizations. No definite action, persons, or places can be confirmed for a solid summary.
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Paris
France
Boston
Louis
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American Press Association
Europe
Cleveland Leader
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Kansas City Times
General de Wet
Cleveland Plain Center
Princeton
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Wallace
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Toledo Blade
New York
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Iowa Homestead
McCall’s Magazine
Woman’s Town
Popular Monthly
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