East Braintree Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary
Randolph January 25. A. K. McIntire and Isabella McIntire celebrated fifty years of marriage in East Braintree with family and friends gathering for a pleasant afternoon and evening. The couple married in Randolph under Pastor Sparinch and have since lived in Randolph, with Mr. McIntire working as a blacksmith and carpenter. The event featured gifts and expressions of esteem from relatives and neighbors.
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Randolph
East Braintree
Rawtolps
A. K. Melatires
Pres
Humber
Widch
Fia
Asa Kimball Mclntire
Pranciatown
N. H
Braintree
Emmi Isabella Lannie Wee
Albany
New York City
Jean
Andy
McIntire
McIntyre
W. W. Bean
Bethel
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised for female ailments
An old advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for a range of "female ills" including hysteria and nervous distress. It quotes letters from women like Mrs. Mattie Copenhauer claiming relief after trying the remedy, describing improvements in health and well being. The copy asserts the product as a standard remedy derived from roots and herbs and promotes its acceptance in the market.
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E. Pinkham
Irs
Mattie Copenhauer
St. Parsons
Kang
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Herte
Enon Lynn
Mass
Long-married couple cherished in village life
The narrative extols Mr and Mrs McIntire celebrating fifty years of marriage. They live in an old home once occupied by the grandparents of Melntire. A daughter has married H Hi Pullam of Trookfield. Surviving relatives include Mrs Chadwick and Mrs Mark Chadwick, with grandchildren and nieces in attendance at a family gathering.
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Njoyment
Pennuine
Melnoire
On Melntire
H. Hi. Pullam
Trookfield
McIntire
Mark Chadwick
Thin Village
The Tip of the Taximeter in New York
A fragmented excerpt discusses tipping culture in London and New York, comparing crowding charges and service expectations. It describes how tips influence workers in pubs and transport, noting class differences in gratuities and how a taxi fare or service adds to daily costs. The tone reflects a historical critique of tipping practices and their social impact.
Return of Governor Magoon and Cuba Public Works
Washington reports no mystery in the return of Governor Magoon and outlines major public works for Cuba. The War Department list shows total occupation spending around 4.49 million dollars, with contracts tied to McGivney and Koimby for Havana, and Kiley involved in 500000 worth of Clepfegon projects. Critics note pending Cuban land and real estate issues and contractor extensions through the War Department.
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Magoon
Wietever
Magen
Michita J. Dadeda
Havant
Magnon
Marion Teophonn Co
Kiley
War Department
Cuba
Washerton
Covernor Magdon
A Point of Order Delayed House Debate Over Transmission Rule
A confusing exchange in the Senate session centers on a point of order about transmitting a message. Speaker Garnet overruled the objection, and the debate touched on procedural rules and the timing of further actions. The record reflects a tense moment as representatives argued about compliance and decorum.
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Weelington
EL Tna
Hin Heruae
Hartley
Gher
Senate
Garnet
Aresther Waly
Oregon Senator presses plan to force roads to justify rate rises
Senator Pollen of Oregon testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, urging a bill that would require road operators to prove increases are justified. Some members favored limiting changes, while Pollen argued the proposal could gain presidential backing if aligned with freight controls.
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Weshington
Pollen
Oregon
Senate
Egg white antidote for poisoning and internal injuries
Historical note claims egg white can counteract certain poisons by binding with toxins in the stomach and protecting the system. It describes an astringent poultice made from alum and other preparatory steps, mentioning usage in various cases and remedies.
How Lovely She Exclaimed Then Died In Detour
Fragmentary OCR reports a tragedy connected to a theater cast with names such as Mibew Moflie Donahue and Mise Finginty. The piece references a concert scene at a street and a play titled Eby as Metin with a noted Catholic church involvement lingering in the background.
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Notte Age
Mary
Magazine Contents Mixed With Adventure and Poetry
A fragmentary notice highlights entries from Everybody’s Magazine, noting Edith Mas Vaughan and Marion Hil, with stories by Mary Heaton and Frederick Walworth, poems by Hale, and artwork by Barker Stevens. The piece hawks fiction, travel pieces, zoological critique, and serialized life stories, all framed by Henry Reuterdahl covers.
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Edith Masvane
McClanafan
Chine Laundry
Belier
Ny Heaton
Marion Hil
Fae Mather
Lucy Pratt
Frances Bout Dillingham
Freerick Walworth
Witle Sebert Cather
Thesdoxia Carrion
Homer
Wood Dudge
Alien Barker Stephens
Eric Pane
Frederic Iver Steel
Henry Reuterdahl
Vanderbilts Divided Over Royal Bridal
New York reports conflict within the Vanderbilt family over the upcoming royal marriage. Reggie Vanderbilt, the youngest son, will receive the petition of hand from his sister Delia and her planned marriage, while Reginald’s elder brother Alfred has shown little interest and remains away with his wife in the Adirondacks. The feud centers on arrangements and who will attend the ceremony, with observers noting tension and mixed sentiments within the family.
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London
United States
Mildos
Caroline
New York
Reggie Vanderbilt
Diladys
Cornelis
Homer
Wilson
Alfred
Adirondacks
Reginald
Fmen Pu
Prin Dion
Ieee
Golden Medical Discovery claims health benefits from roots
A historical ad promotes a tonic named Golden Medical Discovery for various ailments including headaches indigestion and nerve weakness. It emphasizes natural root ingredients such as Golden Seal Stono ret Black Cherry root and Mandrake revit while denying alcohol or habit-forming drugs. The text lists formula notes and cautions against unsafe claims.
Elopes in England in Chicago Society Legend
The fragment describes a Chicago society figure known as Mrs. Ma qoun who eloped in England, reportedly connected to Abe Maite and General Torrence. It mentions a daughter named Willow Graham Bleek and hints at a death and a post elopement life, with garbled details about family and residence and a later burial.
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Chicago
Ma~ Qoun
Chileon
Calie Disnatzhes
Vetary
Adley Ader
Abe Maite
General Torrence
Willow Graham Bleek - Laleee
Alexander
Kikeeley Magown
Kluolyy Magoan
Balishebraeae
Bey
Affair on the Bosporus saga features American envoy rescue
Kavass Mabdesian serves the sultan’s court at Constantinople and aids Secretary Babcock, an ardent adventurer. When a Turkish lady, wife of the sultan, lures Babcock into a perilous flirtation, they are seized by robbers. Mabdesian signals the American squadron, twelve sailors storm the garden, and Babcock, the lady, and the kavass are smuggled aboard a warship and sail to Naples then the United States. Babcock later marries the Turkish mistress. a note on local sheriffs ends the tale.
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Turkey
Robert Babsork
United States
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Babcock
Rangers
Kavass
al Mouty
Constantinople
Mabdenian
Honor
Indy
Engilah
Bosporos
Rowbers
Varloum Tropa
Mahdeslan
Legation
Mahdesian
Jackies
Weill
Mbbers
Man of War
Bob
Ahle
Naples
Montgomery Moore
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