Ohio Notice and Health Tips Drawer in 19th Century OCR
The fragment cites an 1880s style affidavit from Frank J. Cheney & Co claiming payment for uncured catarrh cure and markets Cheney's remedy. It also contains garbled health tips from a New York board of health and a Lincoln anecdote about a sheep’s legs, ending with a bogus kidney cure recipe promising to purify blood and aid health.
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Binte
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Chesser
F. J. Cheney & Co
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleabon
Tisit
Fecei Ve
Cheney *& CO
G. Bolt
Roosevelt Opens Jamestown Exposition in 1930s Oration
President Roosevelt's remarks at the Jamestown tercentennial exposition emphasize safeguarding the republic from "elows rile." He warns against plutocracy and mob rule, urges unity between rich and poor, and praises the diverse origins of American nationhood including English, Continental European, and Asian influences. He salutes foreign representatives and highlights the historical path from Virginia settlement to national unity under Washington Jefferson and Marshall.
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Roosevelt
Jamestowar
Ain
Republic
Great Heltam
Ireland
Europe
Cewest
Umie
Japan
Republy
Hank
Clergyman Turns Farm Success With Agricultural Advice
A retired Pennsylvania clergyman bought 14 acres, sent soil samples to Washington, and followed Agricultural Department guidance. He paid off a 7000 mortgage with accrued interest, now earns about 2000 annually from 15 acres, and his farm is touted as a model American operation. The NY Senate also passed a teachers salary bill aiming to equalize pay for women in city schools. A U S Army plan for a Cuban starting army of 12 000 natives was presented to Provisional Governor Magoon. Henry Metz of New York was involved in a violent incident in Louisville.
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Agricultural Department
Helibie
Pennsylvania
Washington
Lila
Department of Agriculture
New York State Senate
New York City
City Board of Education
Cuba
United States Army
Hla
Magoon
Henry 1
Metz
New York
Louisvile
Uban
Significant sentences by the president address wealth and reform
The president argues for combined capital and labor in a new era, urging controls on vast wealth to shield the public. He condemns wrongdoing, vows not to seek vindictive punishment, and defends private property while warning against mob rule. He cites reform in corporate wealth and urges preparedness to meet war.
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Burke
Prentise
Otter
Syed
Washington
Murest
Mtn
Hotatenton
Oainister
Bryan Eyes New Presidency Under Cleveland Backing
The article reports William J. Bryan planned to run for president under Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland. It cites quotes from James W. Wadsworth criticizing President Roosevelt over meat inspection and notes Morrill’s record in Congress and Senate. It mentions moves on constitutional amendments and election intrigue involving Foraker and Teague, with references to West Shearst and others.
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Te Fd
Cleveland
William J. Bryan
Tom L. Johnson
Manus
James W. Wadsworth
New York
House Committee On Agriculture
Roosevelt
Justin
Morrill
Vermont
Alison
Senate
Allison
House
Washington
Dettitte
Ohio
Diorlits
Supreme Court
Fragmented 1965 baby medical ad and miscellany
OCR reading shows an advertisement story about a mother praising Cutleura products for a newborn’s infantile sores, with names and addresses from Akron Ohio, plus scattered quotes and jokes from a Chicago Tribune humor page. The piece mixes personal testimony, economy jests, and social maxims.
Improbable Bacteria Break Walls Yet Purify Water
A Philadelphia Record note cites four government scientists stating bacteria can break stone walls through cement decay via nitrous acid. The same organisms are praised for water purification. The piece also mentions Peter I of Servia as a highly regarded monarch.
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Dacteria
Philadelpha
Hight Kind Profeneed and Monro Grant Tale
The excerpt recalls a late Macdonald era meeting at Waner with George Monro Grant, then head of Queen's College. Premier Williamson is said to press Grant to be a steady ally as political pressures rise. Grant replies he has always supported Macdonald when he was right.
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Ife
George Monro Grant
John Macdonald
Grant
Queen's College
Waner
Williamson
Milna
Sir John
Alwasa
The Marrying Squire of Brazil Indiana
Justice Geo E haw of Brazil Indiana earned the title The Marrying Squire for marrying about 1400 couples. He recalled kidney trouble in 1867 and credited Dean’s Kidney Pills for relief. Foster Morton Co. Buffalo New York advertises the pills at 50 cents a box.
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Daattee
A. Lacy
Frash
Insley
Geo E. Haw
Brazil
Ind
Haw
Justee Law
Noylog
Dean
Foster-Miluurn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Sensational Serial Demand Roars in London Advertisements
An advertiser in a London paper claims to have produced a sensational serial of about 1,000,000 words. The note cites George Eliot's Middlemarch as the longest novel at nearly 329,000 words, highlighting the scale of modern fictional works.
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London
Raust
George Eliot
Letter from Ontario settler praisesWestern Canada farming life
A Wisconsin emigrant in Churchbridge Saskatchewan writes December 1 1900 praising Western Canada for farming viability. He reports 23 bushels per acre wheat 40 barley successful garden and good health for family and wife adjusting well to new laws and land. He asks readers to contact the Canadian Government Agent for more information.
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Hetter
Churchbridge
Sask
Wisconsin
Tnn
Aly
garfield tes and the natural taxative curiosities
A fragmentary note mentions Garfield Tes and a product called the Natural taxative, described as made of Herds Onds and guaranteed under a food law. The text references Eskimo dialects and a mock dialogue about sleds and air, with playful phrases and unclear context.
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Mure Food and Drug
Foot-Ease Free Sample Offer And Odd Biographical Note
An old fragile ad offers a free Allen's Foot-Ease sample by writing to Anon 5 Olmated La Roy NY. The text claims relief for hot swollen feet and tight shoes. A brief aside muses that reading one’s own biography would surprise him more than others.
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Alenu
Anon
la Roy
N.Y
Allen
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