Diaconat Children In New York Visit Public Ward
A New York Tribune fragment describes a charity visit by an Indy society to a hospital ward. A boy is singled out for mischief and a woman names Min Bootety speaks with Hitchip, prompting promises of a dollar if he is good all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hynkon
Mina Bootety
Hitchip
Bog Regardent Slam Society
New York Tribune
Iowa
John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
America
Sly Miller
Newton Green
Silver King Bailey
Jobo A. Salzer Seed Co
da Crosse
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Fragmented Satirical Rant On China and Global Bias
The text presents a chaotic satire claiming China is the worst nation yet contrasts purity of other countries. It mocks racial and gender stereotypes, cites distorted examples of culture and law, and includes stray quotes and humorous misattributions to Parade and Success magazines.
Fragmented Historical Dates and Events From an 18th Century Chronicle
A chaotic OCR list records varied events and figures across centuries. Included are English and American milestones such as Parliament acts, Napoleonic battles, royal marriages, state capitals, and early legal milestones, with many garbled names and dates.
Farm News from Old West Quarters and Indian Students
Nubbins of farm notes report strong gains from farmers institutes improving yields in grain and fruit. A miner’s death follows boar bite as poisoning ends Frank Donnelly’s illness after four weeks. Indian students flood Wahpeton North Dakota farm school. most from Fort Berthold. South Dakota elevator plan gains GOP support after a Stouis Falls meeting. Russia seeking North Dakota corn expertise with North Dakota corn strains shipped to Russia. Prison overtime allowed for three hours daily to toil 94 years old workers over a poultry supply. Marinora Grain Dealers Association meeting at Fort Dodge Iowa addresses business problems and price shifts. Old officials reelected as corn hikes prompt union actions and price boosts. Prices now range 3 to some cents per bushel for certain grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nubbins
Farm News
New Messeo
Farmers’ Institutes
Frank Donnelly
Oak Grove
Larron County
Wha
Government Indian
Rusaia
North Dakota
Minnesota
Ava
Sioux
South Dakota
Marinora
Marimers’ Gray Dealers’ Association
Fort Dodge
Towa
White Lead and Market Purity Claims Face Public Inquiry
A historical notice discusses White Lead as a standard paint material and warns of adulterated substitutes. It explains tests to prove purity, invites readers to request a blowpipe test kit from National Lead Company, and notes marketing claims tied to purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care House
Visseurt
Tibiae i
Mare Houseloft
Nike
Whiti
National
National Lead Company
Woodtridge Building
New York
Remarkable Man Turns to Roan's Kidney Pills
Shepard Kollock of 44 Wallace St reports years of kidney issues and nightly trips to relieve pain. After trying Roan's Kidney Pills he says he has found complete relief and endorses the remedy at 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. The piece also notes a peanut meal bread from Spain consumed by the lower classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard Kollock
Wallace St
Red Dunk
Noa
Kollock
Roan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. XY
Spain
Western Canada crops boom despite adverse weather say homesteaders
A letter from A Kadtendrunner of Vroulpandeni describes large yields on a homestead midway between Rou Jeu and Deinkwater. He reports 9000 bushels of dust clumps from wheat and 9 bushels per acre on plowed land, shipping three carloads at 53 cents per bushel, and predicts growing profits despite late spring and frost risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onte
Agra
Trecis
Rou- Jeu
Deinkwater
Nore
Nere
Western Canada
A. Kadtendrunner
Fragmented 19th Century Ads and Scribbles
A jumbled page shows a medicine ad for Catarrh Cure by Cheney & Co of Toledo offering one dollar rewards and dubious testimonials. It also includes a toothache cure reference, a short dating-style warning, and stray comic excerpts involving a child named Peter and light dialogue from Youth's Development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sat
Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Abeves
Ami
Sim
Warning
Kixaax & Manvix
Wanlesate Cruzgists
Toteds
Mall
Hall
Fifteen Years of Eczema Relief Reported at Fort Crook
Edward Wovell of Fort Crook Nebraska describes a long battle with eczema on hands arms and legs. After using Cutleura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for six days the itching stopped and sores disappeared, leaving him feeling much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vey
Edward Wovell
Fort Crook
Nebraska
Intraglobal Gazette Retains Boosters and Pervasive Ads
Fragmented OCR page shows a collage of patent medicines, almanac claims, and a plague death toll. Items include Allen's Foot-Ease, Winslow's Syrup, PAZO OINTMENT, and various tonics. Also advertises seeds, furs, and a humorous exchange about a kiss length.
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Natal
California
G. PO
LEA Bing Drugg Sts
Alberta
Janda
Tomigration
Anil J. NM
Watertown
Datuya
Lown
Tom
Bears
Castoria
Cura
Moentax
China
Parodora Roosevelt
Theodore
Sam
Surcess Magazine
Marlyorough Clouse
Princis Kuolluys
Prince of Wales
Remairkal
Adiulyston
Rod
Andissa
Cheesebrough Mfg. CO
New York City
Bincula
Lonilo
Toxton
Orton
L—Glanchard
Aerovaut
Paris
Jean McLean
Walid States Supreme Court
New Jersey
Napoleon Bonaparte
Josephine Beauharnais
Albany
Napoleon
Acre
Jacob Crowalushleh
Massachusetts
States Navy
Nottinghamshire
England
Kingdom of the Netherlands
William of Orange
Boston Common
Jackson
Teras
Mexico
Philippe
France
Nicaragua
Costa Ria
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales
Alexandra
Denmark
Lignaes S. Grant
Quebec
Nesxico
Victor Emanuel
Milan
Johnson
Congress
Wyoming
Asti—Mooly
Sankey
London
William M. Ewarta
Russia
Hesidp Jong
Chile
Usu
Borax
Rues
Lacy
Carlalas
Pacific Coast
Weetean
Canada
Ghezcked
Vroulpandeni
Eaton Jogalung
Peter
Bios
Robby
Nan
Tetova
Fle
Allen's
Drugstata and
Shor
Allen
Constantinopia
Winslow
Spoonamore
Miles
von Lueluw
Germany
N.w.hide & Fur Co
Smigceapolis
In- Ha
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ieee
Maggie Union
Mra
Lydia E.ven
Lydia Ham
Castor
Fama
Basub
Sloan
Boston
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