Ancient American Book on Mexican Hieroglyphs Revealed
An article describes a New York exhibit of an old pre Columbian codex, its depictions of ceremonial life, and the Spaniards burning most copies. It notes commentary on love, rights, and warfare among ancient Mexicans, and mentions Edward Young and his works.
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New York
Egypt
Columbne
Mexico
Europe
American Masui
Natural Story
Ehrewiit
Fire Deer
Utha
Mikes
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Praised by New York Woman
Miss Kate Bollman recounts weakness and backache tied to kidney and womb trouble. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and strength after nervous exhaustion and fatigue. The letter asks others to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for guidance.
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Lydia E. Pinkban
Ime
Misa Kate Kollman
42Nd St. & Wales Ave
New York City
Lydian & Pinkham
Pinkham Ot
Surprised Physician Sees Cure From St Jacobs Oil
In a Nov 1 incident a dying patient in a German household received St Jacobs Oil as a remedy after medical care failed. The patient’s pain vanished after repeated applications and within a few days he recovered, leaving the physician astonished by the unexpected improvement.
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Chivage
Dixon
Joluix
St. Jacobs
Harmony Quits Marital Rumors Amid Strange Verse
Fragmentary lines hint at gossip about Harmony and a marriage, with odd phrasing about a wife and possible years together. The text appears as clipped, garbled dialogue from an old publication, offering no clear event or names beyond speculative references.
Richest man in the Senate argues over land deal
Benatorial Astuniahiment Clark of Montana, famed as the richest man in the Senate, attends committee meetings and closely studies topics. He proposes paying 1.5 million dollars for land, prompting astonishment among members, while others question the vast funds in the works.
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Clark
Muntana
Senate
Lewitwe
Sepater Clark
Thag
Idea
Pettus
Whrtington
New York
Mall a Catarrh Cure a Taken Luterpally Veee 75 Centa
Fragmentary local note records a dubious cure and gossip among residents. Names Naggsby Nougeaby and Une Ieng provide reaction to a letter about Wheat and milling with hints of intrigue. The piece reads like a dialogue snippet from a wider community column in a small town paper.
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Naggsby
George
Max
Mr. Nougeaby
Nausssby
Temale
Reol Trouble Reported in Tangled Transit Tale
A garbled OCR style fragment hints at a chaotic scene aboard a transit line. Names like Vin and LT appear amid confused dialogue about worry and dissatisfaction, suggesting a minor incident or dispute on a passenger journey with unclear specifics.
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Vin
LT Tire
Serosa
Education Lesson On The Wanderings Of The Israelites
A primary class lesson described in Sharper y Magazine recounts the biblical tale of the wandering Israelites and their daily manna. The teacher engages the pupils with questions about the quails and the Lord feeding the children, prompting eager responses and attentive listening.
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Onelty Suutey School
Innna
Israel
Lence
Greene County News Reports Ulster Man's Kidney Cure
In Catskill New York November 10 residents report the recovery of George B F Ayers once suffering Bright's Disease. He credits Dodds Kidney Pills and Kidney Valve with his dramatic improvement after doctors offered little hope. Ayers recalls a West Camp illness and an elderly adviser who recommended the remedies.
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Greene County
Catskill
N.Y
Ulster
Greene Counties
Ieorge
Ayers
Division Street
Beright
Ife
West Camp
Dodd
Chad
Phanka
Sam
Inavitalie War Reminiscences From Dutch Elite Troops
The text recalls figures from the South African War era, noting reminiscences of combatants who took part. It mentions a book about Steyn and De Wet, experiences of artillery cadets, and soldiers sheltering amid rocks and shrapnel while enduring bombardment.
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Wen
Park
Steyn
Pepworth
Gloriaute Kee Chena Hula
Aifteen
Tha Iiss
Heruany
Oma Reich
Ome
Ina
Werhedd
Dutch Republic
Miracle cure tale in aged health ad copy and court quips
Fragmented clipping blends a kidney ailment patient testimony praising Dean's Kidney Pills with an apparent legal exchange about Mr Bills and Mr Dillings. The narrative shifts from medical cure claims to courtroom banter, showing old ads and sensational briefs in one column.
Fire Up In The Air A Blaze Destroys New Fant Hiver Tower
A massive fire raged for hours atop the great steel tower linking New York and Brooklyn. Workmen on the summit were thrown to the river as flames consumed the timber and steel framework. The fire damaged the footbridges and sent rivets, timbers, and debris drifting down the East River. Loss from the two footbridges estimated at 160000 dollars.
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New York
New East River
Brooklyn
New York Alle
Maree Theh
Feathridge
Vighter
Gaya
Wathen
Reririg Gb
Jari
Eevern
Arnift
Kindness Wins a Fortune for a South Dakota Girl
A Seattle man, recently deceased, left a $1,000,000 estate to a Hiawatha area girl who aided him in hardship years ago. Attorney seeks the recipient by newspaper notice as the young woman, Lizzie Boyce, 21, daughter of Elijah Boyce, awaits the news with calm resolve and a wait for the money or its value.
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Nan
Miram Deverly
Seattle
Weatel
Lizzie Boyce
Elijah Boyce
Hiawatha
Miss Boyce
Wagon Hit By Street Car Injures Nine In City
A wagon carrying twelve people collided with a street car at the corner of Jefferson Avenue and Howard Street. Nine were injured, including ten year old Leta Sefton who was seriously hurt and hospitalized. Other victims sustained severe bruises but returned home after treatment. Police stopped a chaotic scene as bystanders crowded around the wreck.
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St. Louis
Jefferson Avenue
Howard Street
Wade
Loretta Sefton
Two Men Dead In New York Boiler Explosion
A New York dispatch reports a Terrific boiler explosion in Queensborough destroying a pumping station of the city water supply. Two men were killed and the building was blown apart with bricks hurled over 100 feet. The boiler that exploded was mounted 200 feet from the site. The second boiler, not in use, was lifted from its foundation and hurled 100 feet in the opposite direction.
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New York
Queensborough
Butchers Quit Work Strike at Hammond Packing Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports seven Chicago Hammond Packing Company workers walked off Monday to press reentry to a wage scale and full compliance with Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers' Workmen's Union terms. Strikers say underpayment surfaced Saturday night and the firm has not lived up to the agreement.
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Hammond Packing
Chicago
Hammond Packing Company
Colnmpany
Peruna advertised as a cure for catarrh across many testimonies
A long exhortation extols Peruna as a cure for chronic catarrh with numerous personal endorsements from readers, urging others to try it and to spread the word through friendship. The letter campaign emphasizes that Peruna cures, discourages imitators, and invites readers to write Dr. Hartman for free advice.
Wonderful Arrow of St John Dalcourt Tale
The 1843 Po Tonzelo arrow presented to St John Dalcourt by a Spanish gentleman is described as a costly, jewel inlaid weapon depicting deaths and fallen women. It was made in 1204 by an ancestor of the Spaniard and is linked to a dramatic legacy of instrumentality and punishment.
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St John Dalcourt
A Hot Come-Back
A quirky dialogue features a dentist arguing about charges for tooth extraction. The patient questions a BI fee, while the dentist clarifies the cost is one dollar for the extraction and the rest at regular rates, highlighting a humorous mix of pricing and misunderstanding.
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Getrourcome Fins Compans
Carens
Enterprising Georgia farmer hopes melons fund railroad ambition
A Southwest Georgia citizen writes in the Atlanta Constitution that a test crop of melons could generate enough earnings to buy a railroad and handle his own hauling, illustrating bold rural business dreams.
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Southwest
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Remedy for Legal Rus and Beach Humor
A derailed courtroom tale features a young lawyer tangled in his own antics before a Supreme Court justice famed as the beach humorist. The judge teases, then counsels the novice to study law as the only sure fix. Also advertised are Dean's Ointment for itchy skin and Forte remedies noted among fragmented product lines.
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Supreme Court
New York Tribune
Che
Homer
Unio
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