Stomach trouble tonic praised by Lebanon reader
A testimonial extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic for stomach, blood, and nerves solving long standing indigestion. Miss Oyutha Hart of Lebanon Ohio describes relief from years of dyspepsia, weakness and insomnia after using the pills. It urges sufferers to try the Pink Pills, with prices and mailing details to request the company book.
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Renee Ani Thorough
Oyutha Hart
Mulberry Street
Lebanon
Ohin
Saya
Wyile Unleidad
Illiams
Dr. Williams Medicin Co
Schenectady
Spelling Names and Name Variants Across Historic Irish Lineages
A discussion on how the O Conor and O Conor Don houses spell their surname with one or two Ns, tied to rulings by Sir J Bernard Burke and royal tradition. The piece recounts anecdotes of name spelling confusion, including a governor’s query about Jobo Sawkins and observed variances in everyday names, highlighting cultural and linguistic drift.
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Hannah
O'Conor
County Roscommogas
J. Bernard Burke
Arma
Ifis
Connaught
Traition
Maine
King’s Bench
Jobo Sawkins
John
Onalful
Anna
Terlef
Mao
Uriah
Eugese
Globe
Embroidered ends and tiny habits in fashion
Fragmentary OCR notes describe fashion details such as embroidered ends, sleeve length, and military bobbed writes. Mentions dowagers and outfits as if debating style trends, with fragmented phrases about shapes, cuts, and taste. No clear events or named entities emerge.
Revolutionary plots tied to Giordani arrest in New York
Washington January 24 An arrest in New York of Corsican Joseph M Giordani on counterfeiting charges is linked to a broader revolt in Hayti and Santo Domingo. Police seized 200000 pounds of ammunition and 2000 rounds of ammunition along with counterfeit money as part of a web of conspirators aiding rebel leaders Firwin and Jitter.
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Washington, D. C
Hayti
Santo Domingo
Joseph M. Giordani
New York
Giordani
United States
Firwin
Jitter
Charlie Miot
St. Marc
Tia
United States Secret Service
Glenwanli
Gov. Magoon
Cuba
Boone Taxus
Glentan
Harti
Giordan
Secret Service
Santo Demings
Ghardard
Steamship Company
Merriam & Co
Ammuniton
Theedees
Consigner
Ginndani
Glortant
Emerson Place
Brooklyn
Erdant
New
Mr Prigmore's Assurance Leads to Ocean Rescue Mystery
A Long Island coast ice salute turns perilous as a yacht crew navigates a sharp wind. Prigmore, by bold assurance, wins Marjorie Kent away, triggering a near-disaster when their boat nearly capsizes. Harry Morro performs a risky rescue, but Prigmore vanishes afterward, leaving questions in the wake of a dramatic night.
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Long Island
Harry Morro
Marjorie Kent
Guthrie Prigmore
Prigmore
Slorra
Bayside
Morro
Miss Kent
Marjorie
Ton Hort
Harry
Trigmore
Mies Kent
Dee
Hanlee
Upporie
Merr
Gelox
Saver
Saved
Uris
Prigmiord
Rseur
Morft
Florence Norton
Moll Pitcher Heroine of the Revolution
Mary Ludwig Hayes known as Moll Pitcher, born 1748 near Carlisle, Pennsylvania, married to barber John Casper Hayes. She joined the First Pennsylvania Artillery and later the Seventh Pennsylvania Infantry, serving with Colonel William Irvine. At Monmouth she manned a cannon rammer after her husband was wounded, later carried water for the wounded. After the war she remarried a man named McCauley and rests in Carlisle with a monument noting her grave.
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Cook End
Monmouth
Freehold
N. J
Hayes
McCauley
Carlisle
Washington birthday gift to Molly in 1522 record
The fragment describes a 1522 birthday event on Washington's, where Molly neared seventy, and Penneylennia’s logmvatere voted her a gift of 40 aus penaion per year. A merchant and agriculturist voices mix with questions, while old terms like toleranon appear in a garbled, humorous context from the Chicago Tribune telegraphs.
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Washington
Molly
Logmvatere
Penneylennia
Magazine Review and Tree Surgery Anecdotes
A magazine review discusses The Metropolitan by Upton Sinclair with humorous excerpts from The American Magazine. The piece shifts to tree care, comparing tree surgery to dentistry and detailing removal of decayed wood, coal tar pitch fills, and cement in large cavities per O H Allen in Suburban Life February.
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Co. Moe
O. H. Allen
Wireless and wire networks planned for Alaska
The United States aims to complete a complete wireless and cable telegraph system linking military posts in Alaska with San Francisco and Yukon communities. Army Signal Corps progress is rapid, with plans to duplicate lines to endure long winter outages. The government owns about 5500 miles of line involving submarine cable, land telegraph, and wireless links, extending from Seattle to Alaska.
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Aleka
San Francisco
Yukon
United States
Sande Craighill
Technical World Magazine
Army
Signal Corps
Alaskan
Artes
Jeretofore
Aleskis
Harare
Alaska
Seattle
Delta
A Superb Animal in Mead of Cavalry Action
An officer falls during a Confederate cavalry charge at Merfreestato as the unit is driven back. The surrounding scene describes the officer’s courage and the ferocity of the engagement, with observers urging retreat and discipline amid heavy forces and dangerous moments.
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Merfreestato
East Japans Ward Emphasizes Improvement Efforts
Tokio January 24 The House met and heard Premier Saionji address international relations saying responsibility for Far East matters rests on the sea’s progress through people’s effort. He called Korea cordial, China questions unsettled, and noted Canada-Japan talks. he predicted a coalition on emigration and said finances require higher taxes and delayed spending. The session lasted thirty minutes.
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Tokio
House of Poors
Ars
Saionji
Far East
Japan
Korea
China
Lee Hong
Marquix Salonji
How a Marine Slipped His Cable
A long maritime tale recounts the feud between Enalga Peabody and Marine Tom Spencer aboard a United States cruiser. Spencer, unjustly insulted, is sent on leave then deserts for years, later returning and rising to captain in the Army before regaining a flag in U.S. service through a relative congressman.
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Enalga Peabody
Navy
Weaman
Sd Peatody
Tom Spencer
United States Grusser
Marine Corps
Peabody
Spencer
Academy
Peru
United States Navy
Bin
Hin
Prinanler
Chum
Bob Lawin
Bob
Sawin
United States
Uberty
Lawin
Bob Sawin
Japan Cabinet narrowly escapes defeat in budget vote
Tokyo reports show a close 168 to 159 budget vote with three hours of debate. Opposition faulted foresight while constitutionalists argued the cabinet could not predict extraordinary conditions. result leaves ministry in place but risks to budget passage loom.
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Tokyo
Vanderbilt Wedding Gifts Valued at About 1 Million Dollars
New York January 24 Efforts to grant the Vanderbilt coronation for the wedding of Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Col. Saebenyl will be held next Monday. Gifts on display yesterday total about 1 million dollars with many items imported from Paris. Alfred Gwynte Vanderbilt lent his private car to accompanying nobles. The ceremony will be held at the Vanderbilt mansion with a simple but splendid arrangement and a breakfast for guests will follow.
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New York
Inkerton
Vanderbilt
Gladys Vanderbilt
Coane Saebenyl
Heingary
Inna Falls
Alfred Gwynte Vander Dili
Paged
Paris
Vanderbilt Mandon
Uta
Girl Rides Wild Steer in Jacksonville Tornado of Fear
New York Jam reports two Jersey girls Phoebe Poiernds and Mite Jems Cavanagh riding a steer near Jacksonville Nh. The steer charged as they crested a posey, Miew Cavanagh fell and landed on the back of the beast. The animal tossed her, pinning her and throwing the others into a nearby ditch. A dramatic escape left one rider injured and hanging from a limb.
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New York
Jam
Phoebe Poiernds
Mite
Jems Cavanagh
Jersey
Thetuel
John Astenagh
Jacksonville
Abe
Judah
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Williams
Odes OF
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
MR. Prigmore
Chicago
Greigr Eid
Abe Gad
Ae K Rane
Canis
Magazine Review
Metropoliay
Ty Upton
Ie Publishing
Joctl
Ploud
Wien
Tolio Af Ee
Supreme Court
West Review
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