Peruna touted by clergyman as cure for catarrh
Reverend Uy Stubenvoll of Bikhurn Wia praises Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio for his long battle with hemorrhages of the lungs and says the remedy strengthened his blood and health. He claims Peruna cures catarrh and urges others to write for free medical advice from Dr Yurtman President of The Yurtman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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Uy Stubenvoll
Bikhurn
Wia
St. Johan's
Columbus
Ohio
Peruana
Peruna Medicine Co
H. Stubenvoll
Wurprid
Peruna
Uarthen
Yurtman
Yurtman Sanitarium
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia F. Pinkhan
Mas
Afi
Pexp
Getuinaress Lydis B. Plokham Mediclus Co
Lynn, Ta
Primitive Timekeeper Tells Time by Bottles and Sentry
An Lugilsi naturalist staying with a rajah observes a novel timekeeping device using two bottles, a wooden frame, and notched sticks to mark hour intervals. A sentry on the veranda marks hours with a large gong as the frame is reversed after bottle exchange. Ely’s Liquid Cream Balm advertises nasal relief with a spray tube included.
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Warren Street
New York
Wall Ie
Buried Mountain Range Hidden Beneath Ridge Study
Report discusses a concealed elongated rock mass beneath a mountain range, estimated to stretch nine thousand feet, suggesting a buried feature between two obgerylap stations. Expert testimony notes dense rock and surface disruption, while locals debate exploration and education themes.
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Tudin
Cadin
Obgerylap
Courtesy and poise at a Brooklyn literary reception
An anecdote about Paul Leicester Ford displaying quiet courtesy and self-possession at a Brooklyn literary reception. A clergyman, greeting the hostess, mistakenly questions a nearby boy as a friend, then learns the boy is Ford, the guest of honor.
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Paul Word
Paul Leicester Ford
Brooklyn
Oller
Five Inch
Honer
The Polka’s Bohemian Inception by Hanickza Selezka
A fragment recounts the polka’s invention by Bohemian peasant Hanickza Selezka in 1830 at a Costelec farmhouse. It notes her solo dance to own singing, its name evolution from Pulku to Polku to Polka, and its spread from Prague to Paris within a decade.
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Hanickza Selezka
Costelec
Elbe
Tanlekza
Polku
Volka
Prague
Paris
Bure Talks Ice Stock and Prices for Year Ahead
Bure notes a large ice reserve from last year and warns that once spent the cheap ice will melt. He urges holding Urxt stock to avoid spoilage and costs as the season progresses.
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted Free Trial Cure Claims
Advert claims thousands profit from a free trial of Doan's Kidney Pills. Narrative testimonials report back and kidney pain relief, improved sleep, and removal of bladder and heart symptoms. Spotted errors, but the gist remains a modern patent medicine promotion with doctored medical claims.
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Doan
Stephien i
Aly
Iin
Leo
Hal
Des Moines Woman Dies After Family Conflict Over Christian Science Faith
Theories of a broken heart blamed Miss Campbell’s death amid family opposition to her Christian Science beliefs. Leonorse Burt from Des Moines testified that she cared for the ill woman, who rejected hospital care and religious renunciation. Her father and brothers, opposing her faith, faced inquiry as tuberculosis was cited in later illness. The narrative notes the mother’s prior death and lingering family tensions surrounding care and beliefs.
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Buorlington
Christian
Mina Leonora
Burt
Heralch
Straneger
J Odok
Miss Campbell
Uw Tong
Miss Bud
Conductor Shot During Train Orders Altercation
Conductor Burt Creel of the Inwa Central was shot in the right arm by an Italian laborer employed on the surface gang. Five shots were fired as Creel ordered two men off the train near Mixtra Foreman J. Lackey’s camp. the attack occurred after men were found on a car preparing to steal a mole and refused passage. The injury is a flesh wound.
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Burt Creel
Inwa Central
Oskaloosa
Mixtra
J. Lackey
Creel
Qakatooma
Creet
Des Moines Officials Eye New State Normal Gymnasium
Des Moines special reports State Superintendent Bar rett and Cedar Falls trustees meet to decide on a new gym for the State Normal School. The plan aims for a large double gymnasium serving both sexes and usable as a drill hall for cadets at the institution.
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State Normal School
Des Moines
Gor
Cumnona
Barrett
Cedar Falls
Noninal
Levich murder case highlights dramatic Thursday testimony
Des Moines court heard a surprise witness from four railroad men named Wells who placed a man at the alley near Finkelstein’s killing. The account supports the defense while Yardyeter East Kitten, an eight five year old yardmaster, died in a Northwestern train accident. John W. King was sentenced again for rape after retrial, and Sheriff Lawcan arrested clerk Peter Anderson for seduction. Other items note waterworks work at Manson, a marriage anniversary in Port Dodge, and local civic notes.
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Levich
Des Moines
Wells
Finkelstein
Walker
Evans
John W. King
Job W. King
Agai
Is Viet
Mra. Jolingon
Sious Rapids
Plevich Not Guilty Jury Verdict Shocks Court Crowd
The jury acquitted Levick in the murder case opening Saturday morning. A large crowd applauded the verdict as jurors filed out, with Levick thanking them quietly for their service. suporte friends celebrated outside the courtroom.
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Riou
Stare Aingt
Loa'cuck
Wwe
Tor Aequittol
Eure
Wares
Pqions
Iowa State Student Fracas Over Freshman Dining Fight
In Ames an altercation at a university dining area led to injuries to several students and property loss estimated at 700 dollars. Freshman and Sophomore tensions erupted when a skunk was thrown through a window followed by damage to hotel dining room fixtures and decor.
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Iowa State University
Mitch
Baltimore News
Chase for Corns: Onawa deputized to hunt Ed Corns
Special dispatch reports W Richards deputy and Monona County officers tracking Ed Corns, murderer of Sheriff W E Strain. State Sheriff Association funds a $70,000 reward and each sheriff contributes $5 for capture efforts.
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Hun Nowa
Sherif
Onawa
W. Richards
Cnt
Baretad
Muthern Sherrer
Lowi
Ld Corns
W. E. Strain
Monona County
Sttchards Finx
State Sheriff Association
Ed Corns
Rantad Ap
Hin
Davenport Train Robbery Prompts Pursuit and Rumors
A Davenport dispatch reports the Rockslander gang failed to be captured after a Saturday train robbery. A rumor claimed they were surrounded near Buchana, prompting a special posse to Buchanan. The wagon of truth remained unsettled as officers boarded the scene to find the prisoners were an unrelated gang.
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Davenport
Cory
Buchaua
Oshyrlil
Posse
Western Union Loses Case Over Forged Telegraphs
A Fort Dodge jury found the Western Union Telegraph Company liable for forged messages sent over its line in the case of Shriver Bros against the company. Plaintiffs sought 3000 dollars with a deduction for four cattle shipped after receiving the false telegram.
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Telegraph Company
Fort Dodge
Shriver Bros
Western Union Telegraph Company
Larnes
Stone Cutters Strike Delays Government Building in Creston
Thirteen stone cutters employed on the Creston government building strike for 50 cents per hour, risking delay that could prevent enclosing the structure this year. Also reported are a Kingsley farmer arrested with bank certificates, a baby run over by a horse, the death of K W Rows, a missing livery task, a highwayman incident, and other brief local items.
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Creston
Ted
Dounk
Frank W. Nichol
Kingsley
Pairce
Slanx City
Oficer Leake
Nichol
Region Acreos Dispute Between Bolivia and Brazil Sparks Tensions
In northern Bolivia the Acre region remains disputed between Bolivia and Brazil for fifty years. Bolivia asserts control over part of Acre, provoking Brazil to threaten breaking diplomatic relations if its claim is not dropped. The area borders Peru and Bolivia with the Beul River as a base. natives are described as largely Bolivian in culture, some cannibalistic legends cited, and hardships noted for whites entering the area.
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Bouth
America
Strazil
Holivia
Bolivia
Rabbeer
Brazil
Wolivia
Peru
Bulivia
Beul
Enca
Acre
Burden
Mrs Hildebrandt Claims Cure for Rheumatism
In Lake Sarah Mian on November 24 Mrs Hildebrandt reports a complete cure for Rheumatism supported by testimonials. Mrs Widebrandt recounts relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills with rapid improvement and full recovery after four boxes while others share similar outcomes.
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Dodd
Othrs
Fire destroys Boston clothing house and policy discovered
A Boston clothing house burned recently and an overlooked $4,000 policy was found when an insurer reviewed the loss. The proprietor denied the policy, but after showing paid premium records he admitted eligibility, insisting the insurer’s claim was mistaken yet would take the money if pressed. The incident draw broad attention among insurers.
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Boston
Bipot
Surong
Poor Seller and Publisher Banter Over Copy Rights
A concisely quoted exchange features a conceited young author and a publisher debating the fate of first edition copies. The scene includes remarks about a book's prospects and rights, reflecting literary market humor.
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Philadelphia Press
Mra Winslow’s Saornrea Starr for Children Advertised
An old ad copy touts Mra Winslow’s Saornrea Starr for Children claiming it eases teething pain by softening gums reducing inflammation and curing wind colic, sold in two cent bottle shots. The text also blurbs a Vatican library claim as successor to a human imperial library with manuscripts from a later empire.
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Mra. Winslow
Colin
Cenius
Vatican
Angustus
Mope Springs Eternal and the Fisherman Tale
A traveler finds a solitary fisherman in England who has fished here for eighteen years. The exchange reveals patient, contemplative life by a stream and hints at changing fishing methods over the past decade amid broader discussions of common ailments and human resilience.
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England
Slising Scale on Age of Weapon? Phrase Examined
A fragmented line from the Philadelphia Press discusses how the meaning of a phrase shifts with the speaker s age. The text hints at a naval or weapon related term but remains unclear as to specific context or definitions.
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Philardelphia Press
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