Peruna Aid Story Shows Relief From Run Down Condition
Miss Dela Stroebe of Appleton Wisconsin credits Peruna with restoring health after years in a run down state. She reports improved appetite and sleep after one bottle and complete cure after six, praising Peruna for women with run down conditions. Additional letters praise Peruna from Mrs Judge J F Bower of Evanston Illinois.
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Della Stroebe
Richmond St
Appleton, Wis
Peruns Atria
J. F. Bower
Sherman Ave
Evanston
Peruna
Remarkable Cure Reported For Severe Eczema Child
Mrs Lily Tedue of Cur Dlewell Greer Faeland Tan reports her child suffered eczema from three months to fifteen years, treated in hospitals four times with no relief. After using Cutieura Remedies, the condition vanished and the boy is now reportedly cured.
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Owen
Sis Chants
Gseto
Lily Tedue
Dlewell Greer
Faeland
Tan.i. Tour
Water cooling pitcher with frozen ice crown hat
A writer in Woman's Home Companion describes a method to keep water cold by using thick brown-peeper sheets and forming a crown over a pitcher. The ice rests in a stove-shaped box placed atop the pitcher, sealing air and chilling water longer.
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Chen
Fragmented student talk and medical notes in a disorderly page
A garbled OCR page mixes a mock lecture on language freedom with rudeness in a theater gallery. It mentions Dr Albrecht and Bacillus research linked to whooping cough, plus a Mrs Winslow teething syrup ad selling at 25 cents a bottle.
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Metioozle
Society of Social Uplifters
Davenne
Meworle
Heo Aloceet
Willelur
Viena Mewicdi Society
Vlore
Dro Albrecht
Des, Bordet and
Dengon
Brussels Pasteur Institute
Taft Roosevelt policies pledge continuance of reform
Taft pledges to uphold Roosevelt era reforms and seeks to advance trust busting and industrial policy. He promises to push necessary legislation through Congress while maintaining stability for business and labor, signaling a cautious continuation of the prior administration’s program.
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Taft von Roosevelt
Acceptance of Taft Speech Address by Theodore Roosevelt
Fragmented OCR renders a dense, period-voice speech with Theodore Roosevelt style defense of reform and tariff policy. It touches on rail rates, antitrust oversight, wage earner protections, and government regulation, arguing against trusts and for balanced protections while supporting reformist measures.
Fishermen's banter on a long river fishing trip
A Chicago Daily News piece captures two men debating fishing plans and hardships while discussing bait, tackles, and the thrill of the chase. They describe gear, weather, and a promised eight hours on a remote stretch, with one warning the other to solo the trip.
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Pulsoneus
Powes
Chicago Daily News
England Loses 60 000 by Emigration Each Year
A report notes that about sixty thousand people leave England annually to emigrate. The figures highlight ongoing migration trends affecting population and labor movement within the country and abroad.
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England
Fragmented portrait of a cultured woman from Detroit Free Press
The piece sketches a well educated woman versed in Greek Latin and the classics. She discusses art music poetry and fashion with rapid familiarity and recalls dates and heroes, while her husband Hoover adjusts his hat in the background.
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Rene
Thames
Ste
Boroshe
Hoover
Detroit
Not since multimillionaires came alone sparks debate
A terse exchange notes that wealth reshapes influence as critics claim elites push self interests while others argue change began with the arrival of multimillionaires. The remark highlights tension between economic power and governance in the observed discourse.
There is nothing new under the sun yet something new daily
A Baltimore American reader reflects on old sayings and the constant stream of new things. The line There is nothing new under the sun is invoked, while noting that novelty appears every day. The piece comments on popular quotes and public fascination with familiar maxims.
The Marble and the Pencil Trick Described
A fragment discusses a table trick using a pencil and crossed fingers to create the sensation of two pencils. It explains how touching the nose with the forefinger and other fingers alters perceived length and sensation, noting the different tactile effects and a claimed medical basis. The text ends with an allusion to the Lots Republic.
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St. Lots Republic
Fragmentary Wise Alen Quotation Lacks Coherence
Fragmented text presents a misquoted line about wisdom and opinion with garbled phrases. It references theatre, Cathedic Stranstuird, and Pits but provides no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to establish a factual news item.
Poultry Man Praises Borax For Cleaning Birds
J AL Dinwiddie of New Market Tennessee describes years of experience in poultry care. He notes borax improves cleanliness of white birds used for shows and claims it outperforms previous cleaning methods. The account references Borax for poultry washing as a trusted product from Dacitie Coast Borax Co Chicago.
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Tom
Cain
J. AL. Dinwiddie
New Market
Dacitie Coast Borax Co
Chicago
Millionaire Remembers the Past at Aberdeen Charity
The Aberdeen Tri Hemisery reports a wealthy former railroad president, now in Canada, has donated 975000 to mend a boy’s broken area and sent a clock for 500 to a local infirmary. His total gifts reach about 1750000, with further largesse to King Edward’s Hospital fund and a Montreal hospital.
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Aberdeen
King Edward's Hospital
Montreal
Red Cross Ball Blue Promises Clean Clothes Like Dew
An old ad touts AML Up-to-Date Housekeepers using Red Cross Ball Blue to keep garments fresh and sweet. The copy emphasizes brightening fabrics and easy cleaning for household use.
Must Pension Themselves Domestic Servants Under Law
Domestic servants in Crermiy fall under a pension rule requiring all persons below a certain income level to provide for old age. Post office stamps must be dated and affixed weekly, sometimes funded by employers or paid by the servant. Married women may lose pensions, while continued insurance offers a late retirement benefit, with small state deposits after age 70.
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