Influenza patient heals with Dr Pierce remedies
A homeowner from Baker City Oregon recounts illness after influenza in January. She suffered severe stomach problems nerve breakdown and bad heart circulation but recovered after using Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Medical Discovery and salt baths per his directions. She could return to daily work and now eats freely.
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Baker City
Oregon
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense
Pierce
Hoagarp
Ciuret St
Unclear OCR Brief Sparks Confusion in Local Notice
Fragmentary text shows names Service Jon Beank Wierren and Chelsiess in an eastern assembly with references to work on a city project and a horse for Lake Citas. Mentions Warren and Prank with a quick exchange. Overall content remains garbled and unnamed details unclear.
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Jon
Beank
Wierren
Disseussiiee
Chelsiess
Astern
Anasmies
Lake Citas
Osereiern
Swamp Root Promoted By Kilmer Company
Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root advertised as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. The promotion claims it strengthens the body and aids natural function, urging doctors and druggists to recommend it and offering a free brochure upon request.
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Kilwer
Kilmer & Co
Wiltin
Addy
Recipe for Gray Hair Latest Home Mixture Advised
An ad offers a hair darkening remedy using half a pint of water with 1 oz Ray Rum arbo Compound and glycerine. The mixture, to be applied twice weekly, is claimed to shade gray hair gradually without staining skin or scalp, leaving hair soft and glossy. Drugists can prepare it or it can be mixed at home affordably.
Art of Milking Outlined by USDA Guide for Clean Practice
A United States Department of Agriculture prepared guide outlines milking using cleanliness and gentle handling. It covers pre milking cow preparation including brushing and sponge washing, proper positioning, avoiding stress, and careful milk extraction. It also notes weighing milk daily to guide grain rations and maximize butterfat yield.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Alutey Division
Gutlet
Henry
Chen
Mulker
Pos
Inferior sires eliminated in new USDA survey findings
The United States Department of Agriculture reports seven completed Dakotya studies on purebred sires and grades across fourteen counties with slack conditions. Over 60 percent of sires in herds under 60 were inferior and about 25 percent of purebreds fell into the inferior class. Using purebreds raised average herd profits in 1918 by roughly 50 to 60 dollars per herd, suggesting elimination of inferior sires would boost annual profits per herd by 110 to 150 dollars.
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Werye
United States Department
Aumeriture
Club Member Prize Winner at Larimer County Fair
A large livestock show at the Larimer County Fair awarded prizes to outstanding pigs. Entries featured top breeders and several show pigs were named champions among competing herds.
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Poland
China
Colorado County Fair
Dagether
Larimer
Thenied
Yepientaire
Poeta
Howe
High Price Pressures Hit Animal Feeds and Forage
The text notes rising costs for high protein feeds and scarcity of alfalfa seed due to limited land and high prices. It emphasizes the value of purebred ducks and geese, barnyard manure shortages, and the challenges with crimson clover requiring inoculation. It mentions Napier forage varieties as potential failures and overall forage land concerns.
What a Kind Woman Did in Early Church Times
Lesson for February 8 covers Acts 9 32 43 and James 3 15 with focus on a charitable woman’s impact and Peter’s acts at Lydda and Joppa. The discourse urges spiritual growth and a selfless life, citing healing of a paralytic, a raised corpse, and communal care as witnesses to faith in Christ.
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Bing
Peter
Lydda
Joppa
Elaredas
Clare Auterislios
Saul
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Charstia
Ava
Chase
Alphis Dane
Pier
Alata
Sharon
Lois Vos
Reading the Bible in Quiet Places Sparks Reflection
A Church Family Newspaper quote questions whether rushing through scripture in a shady garden or by the sea fosters genuine thought, urging readers to pause and ponder after each book’s reading. It frames contemplation as essential to Scripture study.
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Church Family
Transformed into New Man in Fire Imitation
The text describes purification through fire, stating that iron becomes red hot and a person who fully aligns with God sheds slothfulness, becoming renewed and united with divine will. It reflects a renewal rite and religious discipline.
Turned the Light On Her
A fragmented account describes a camping trip with a tense confrontation as an unfamiliar person activated bright lights near a camp area. The narrative centers on a wife reacting in fear while a man moves toward the group and misuses lights prompting alarm and concern.
Dated courtship in a conservatory scene
In a quiet conservatory Tom asks Sally to marry him but she jokes about the question while revealing lingering feelings. He insists she is the only girl he ever loved, and she softly questions if he means more than friendship. The dialogue hints at unspoken romantic tension between the pair.
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Tom
Sally
Tada
Fever and Faith in a World of Irreverence
A reflection on how religion and reverence clash with modern life as the world longs for warmth and recognition. The piece contrasts sacred devotion with secular feverishness and hints at a missing grace in contemporary faith.
Get up with One Lirk and Pak
A quirky call to action echoes in a clipped garbled line urging courage and independence. The fragment hints at a playful mischief or morning routine refrain without clear context or participants.
Halls Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cures
An old advertisement asserts Carter’s Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh, describing the medicine as a tonic and blood purifier. It claims internal action on mucus surfaces and cites druggists and a location in Ohio as endorsements.
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Louad
Tall
Ry Mt Halls
Wales
Catarri
Cheney
Ztops
Voleta
Ohio
Fragmented note on perfumery and tax issues in old trade text
A garbled historical fragment discusses artificial scents, perfumery components, and a reference to taxes and chemical processes. It mentions makers and laboratory work but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities.
Puts It Over the Boss Fad Gripes At Workplace
Fragmented text describes a chaotic workplace exchange with misheard lines and confusing slang. A speaker blames the boss while references to Vin, the Bose and a stubborn youth hint at a tense, derailed discussion.
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Vin
Sudroll
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