Remarkable Home Remedy for Coughs and Colds
A simple pine extract cough syrup promises fast relief from stubborn coughs and bronchial irritation. Made at home with 24 ounces of Pine s and 2 ounce Pinex into a pint bottle, it costs about 64 cents and claims quick, pleasant taste. Ends persistent throat and bronchial coughs and supports bronchitis and whooping cough relief with guaranteed satisfaction.
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Yanial
Tiala
Inex
Inex Co
Wayne Tnd
Eruption on wrist spreads to elbows in Vermont notice
A Vermont mother describes her daughter's wrist eruption spreading to the arms causing severe itching and sleep disruption. After trying ointments and Cuticura products, the daughter healed. a testimonial promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment with offer details for free samples from Cuticura, Dept. Haston.
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Mim
Lilla ‘Beane
Wadi
Cuticuns
Haston
Tear Down Incident Ends In Unexpected Silence
Report describes two Black workers hauling brick from a three story building. One man atop the structure drops debris into a chute to ground, while the other collects pieces 80 feet below. A worker on the deck narrowly avoids injury as a brick slips and hits him on the head. The response is a startled, simple question about the action.
FragmentaryOCR Note with Odd Dialogue on Barber Visit
The garbled text presents a radar of misread phrases about a visitor named Get Along Paster waiting for a shave and a barker reacting to his movements. The passage resembles a rough, historic newspaper snippet with unclear names and actions, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
Americans Driven Out and Transport Arranged
Six Americans expelled from farms about 150 miles south of Vera Cruz were aided by Constitutionalists to Vera Cruz. Secretary Bryan authorized Canada to send them home and raise the case with authorities. A Carotters general report notes a suspected kidnapping near the Sonora border involving Wilson Caraway and Melnory, who were released, while a separate uprising led by Salunwr remains unconfirmed.
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Washington
Canada
Vera Crag
Vera Cruz
Constitutionalists
Vera Crux
Bryan
United States
Carotters
Villa
Sonora
Wilson
Caraway
Melnory
State Department
Sa- Iunwr
Gutierrez In Capital Occupies Mexico City
Eulalio Gutierrez provisional president of Mexico with Generals Villa and Zapata formally occupied the capital section of Mexico City Sunday, according to an official report by Villa agents in El Paso. No dispatches have arrived from the south in days.
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Fl Paso
Tex
Eulaiie Gutierrez
Mexico
Villa
Zapata
Cpital
Mexico City
Proclamation Suspends Guarantees in Vera Cruz
General Heriberto Jara issues a decree echoing constitutional suspension of guarantees. Treason, sedition, and spreading subversive ideas face swift punishment. false alarm news incurs heavy fines and possible imprisonment. Foreigners may be expelled or penalized. Carranza orders white paper free of duty starting May. 109 yellow fever cases reported in Puerto Mexico over ten days as Vera Cruz undertakes mosquito control and sanitation efforts.
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Vera Cruz
Heriberto Jara
Carranza
Puerto Mexico
Inez
Tejar
Carranza Bought Senators Investigation Reported
Washington dispatches report that Carranza influenced U S Senate actions via agents to sway withdrawal decisions. The foreign relations committee planned to visit foreign countries and discuss the matter before early March.
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Washington, Dee
Robinson
Arkanese Yreterday Jatredaned & Ree
EzAikh
Carranc
Hadi
War editorial urges farmers to unite and work hard
Fragmented text from a historical newspaper page shows an editorial calling farmers to band together for wartime production. The piece references postwar duties, collective effort, and public callouts to improve efficiency, with scattered names and phrases reflecting the era's rhetoric and possible local figures.
Nervous disorders linked to blood with Dr Williams pills
An advertisement asserts nerves respond to a well nourished blood supply. Dr Williams Pink Pills are described as rebuilding blood, strengthening nerves, reducing inflammation and pain, and preventing nervous breakdowns and insomnia. The piece promotes the pills for children’s St Vitus dance fears and offers a free booklet from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Williama
Pink Pilla
Williame
William
Danish School System Studied by U S Educator
HV Foght of the U S Bureau of Education details Denmark's literacy level with only 0.1 percent illiterate, 370 of 260000 schoolchildren missing a year, and strict compulsory attendance. Schools run six days weekly, emphasize songs and didactic grammar, with teachers well paid and highly respected.
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Denmark
United States
HV. Foght
United States Bureau of Education
Foght
Etya
Fogle
Tetmark
The Runaways Captivates in Opera House Showing
A large cast led by Louie Philbrook directed the chorus in a lively operetta of nearly 60 performers. The matinee drew strong attendance with the closing night expected to match last evening’s crowd. Cast includes Miss Christina G. Reid, Tanehe Russell, Gignemt Gould, Arlene Jeffords, Mabel Taylor, Bertha Stillvan, and many others.
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Louie Philbrook
Musiy Elang
Lerwely
W. T. Rogers Co
Heming
Claire Whipple
Maron
Ruth Humphreys
Dan
Margaret M. Haydeny
Pier May Quinlan
Mes. Morgan
Busnite Baker Phinbrook " Perkins
Harley Heney Carroll
Dial
Mas Teane Pom
Patrick Hales
Jeffrey Page
Liberty Hall
Ly Ingliss
Dr. van Winkle
Sleepy Hollow Rest Cure
John Leslie
Detroit
Charlie
Driving Disease From Vessel Amid Quarantine Delays
An old report describes how a ship infected with disease is quarantined at American ports. Public health officers separate passengers and crew, disinfect the vessel, and transfer those needing care to quarantine stations. The process aims to limit spread while awaiting incubation and treatment.
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United States Public Health Service
Imala States
Public Health
Sergion
Orter
Pebeene
Pat Spenneres
Armen
Sane Fomam
Eras Pees
Bedien
Pathad Petia
Going Home for Christmas Prize Letters Published
The American magazine offers prizes for letters titled Going Home for Christmas and publishes the winning letters in its December issue. One winner writes of the longing to return home, describing Christmas in a big Eastern city and the emotional pull of the station depot, family voices, and the memory of childhood holidays. The letter reflects the theme that home and Christmas spirit are found in reminiscence and the yearning to reconnect with loved ones despite distance.
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Wong
Sue Lige
Nat
Joes
Thone
Becker
Wilber
Jenn
The White Death in New Orleans 1850s Tale of Le Volnier
A garbled 1850s New Orleans tale centers on Edwin Wentworth, Mile Garnier, and Le Volster amid social whirl. The White Death figure haunts a Mardi Gras like masquerade ending in a duel and tragic revelation among elegant expatriates and a French linked city.
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Mile
Antoinette Garnier
France
New Orleans
Crescent Cty
United States
Edwin Wentworth
Maryland
Milo
Garnier
Laruielena
Coe
Wentworthy
Benin
Mile Garnier
Geert
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Wigan
Ceey
Heres Oa
Ene
Austra Mahgeers
Keren
Berm
Ae Og Sas Sous & Jones
Owe
Gittae
Beth
Happy Eye
Liggett
Symphony Lawn
Apollo Chocolates
Liggett’s
Richard Hudnut
Bou
Quet Jeanice
Pinaud
Roger & Gallett
Violet Dulce
Palmer
Godet
Intense
Harmony
Boston
Russell’s
The
Red Cross Pharmacy
le Volster
Himelf
le Volsier
Rome
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