Cure for Kidney Troubles Promoted by Smiths Buchu Lithia Pills
A testimonial from Rev. C James Budlong of Ashatvay R I states complete relief from a wide range of kidney and urinary ailments after using Smiths Buchu Lithia Kidney Pills. The letter, dated December 27 1909, mentions numerous conditions including Brights disease kidney pain and urinary symptoms and claims broad health improvements.
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High St
Ashatvay
R. I
W. F. Smith
Nerg
Boston
Mass
Bir
Smith
C. James Budlong
Testimonial for Smith's Buchy Lithia Kidney Pills
A Boston testimonial from F. W. Esteg aged over seventy-five, claiming permanent cure of kidney trouble and backache after two months of using Smith's Buchy Lithia Kidney Pills. He recounts years of suffering, failed remedies, and a free trial prompting full recovery and gratitude.
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MR. W. F. Smith
Smith
Boston
Emith
F. W. Esteg
Concord St
Mass
Fragmented OCR Note From Local Page
Readable fragments describe a local item with people and places unclear. The text appears garbled but implies a brief community notice or notice of a small event on a specific street or venue.
Market Square Item Noted in Mistranscribed Notice
A fragmentary OCR line references Market Square and mentions a place name or property. Readable details are limited. no dates or clear entities are established. Further text needed to identify the event, party, or purpose of the notice.
RHEUMATISM CURED IN TEN YEARS BY MIRACLE
A notice from Thomas Up a and Rk. W. F. Smith of 418 Soméeville Ave reports the cure of ten years of rheumatism, claiming a remarkable improvement and promising similar remedies.
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Rk. W. F. Smith
Soméeville Ave
Thomas Up A
Prevalency of Kidney Disease and Cure Claims
Alarm over kidney disease prevalence and fatal potential. Claims Smith's Buchu Lithia Kidney Pills cure kidney and rheumatic conditions, with broad assurances of safety and low price. Promotes mail order and office sales, urging readers to obtain a free booklet.
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Twenty-sixth Regiment Returns Home From Philippines
Twenty four members of the Twenty-sixth Regiment, United States Volunteers, arrive in Boston after a hard 41 day voyage from the Pacific. Private Joseph Twombly of Lawrence describes slow ship passage and poor provisions, while recounting battles fought in the islands and the mix of English and local pidgin they bring home.
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Twenty-sixth Regiment
UN States Volunteers
North Union Station
Pacific Coast
Chicago Yards
Boston
Joseph Twombly
Lawrence
Post
Garonne
United States
Frisco
Denver
Chicago
Buffalo Exposition
Rice
Hennessey
Cece Rice
Iloilo
Philippines
Twombly
Man Arrested After Break in Fit at Station 2
John Whitlock, age unknown, was arrested by Station 2 officers for larceny of $1.2 and sent to the city prison. The report notes a fit and disrupted conduct during the incident.
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John Whitlock
Station 2
Sachusetta
Prisoners Well Fed in Captivity
Fragmentary report notes prisoners are well fed and cared for aboard a steamer ship during their confinement. No clear dates or named places are legible.
Relic of St Anne Arrives in Fall River
May 19 in Fall River, the relic of St Anne arrived amid ceremony and sermon. The bone forearm, brought from France by Father Knapp, was received by Bishop Perkins of Providence, with priests from across the diocese attending. A banquet followed and events to continue tomorrow and Tuesday.
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Fall River
St. Anne's Arch
St. Année
France
Naar
Chure
Rey
Rkins
Providence
Father Knapp
Antoine
Reed Search Vain Broxton Man Dies at 70
Reed, a native of Apineten and prominent shirt manufacturer until retirement, dies after a long life in Broxton. He served in the legislature during 1886 and 1871 and lived at 203 West Bim. He leaves a widow, two daughters and two sons.
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Brockton
R. Reed
Manufesturer
Eth
Tas
Steamer
Cladin
West Bim
Incomplete Text Teases City Service Issue
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a service point and inspector, but key details are missing. The readable portion mentions a 2 te e4 of a ed fe ert Se ee Be uartére in point of service.
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Presentation to William H. K. Shaw Speech Overview
A fragmented account describes a formal presentation to William H. K. Shaw. The text mentions a Harrison location and a ceremonial setting with remarks of praise and recognition for Shaw.
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William HK. Shaw
Harrison
Boston Ad Brings Fareed to Courtroom
A garbled ad text hints at a legal case in Boston involving Fareed. The message mentions Sor, Syne, and possibly a hearing or decision, but the exact parties and actions remain unclear.
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Boston Cees Hall
Prison Counterfeiting Case A Mystery In Philadelphia
Chief Wilkie alleges a months long counterfeit mint run by prisoners in Moyamensing Prison. Prison officials deny any such operation while Treasury and Attorney General officials say evidence supports a conspiracy linked to Taylor and Bredell. Camden attorney Semple faces bail on charges of aiding the counterfeiters.
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Philadelphia
John E. Wilkie
United States
Secret Service Bureau
Moyamensing
Motherwell
Secret Service
Treasury Department
John L. Semple
Camden
Taylor and
Semple
Wilkie
Washington
Taylor and Bredell
Edmunds
William J. Burns
Burns
Aassert
SenaraeorDe
Taylor and Jedell
John B. Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Jacobs-Kendig
Pennsylvania
Monroé
Rm.o
Taylor & Bredell
Arthur Taylor
William M. Jacobs
William Kendig
Ee States
Ellery P
United Ethene c
Harvey K. Newitt
Ingham
Newitt
Cherry Hilln
Philadelphe
Kendig
Jacobs
John J. Semple
N.J
Baldwin
Bredell
Cousterfellers
Taylor
Victims Buried Amid Rain During Early Strike Day
Albany May 19 reports the first day of the railway strike saw two men shot by national guardsmen buried that afternoon while crowds dispersed due to heavy rain. Funerals for Leroy Smith and William Walsh drew officials and strikers, with tensions flaring as a military guard presence faced demonstrations and sporadic violence.
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Albany
National
Twenty-third Regiment
Leroy Smith
William Walsh
Ee Street
Pwralah
William Roswell Doane
Episcopal
Edadmit
Oliver
Wena Ray
West Albany
GOLD DUST TALKS Dear Madam
A cryptic note urges a person to fill in a name if not using GOLD and warns against self harm with a terse, unsettling tone. The fragment hints at a personal plea or coded message without clear context or actions.
Eclipse photographs from Mauritius Royal Observatory
The total solar eclipse was well observed at the Royal Alfred Observatory in Port Louis Mauritius on May 19. Photographs captured the partial phase for lunar diameter and position while a corona image showed a subdued, yellow, diffuse appearance compared with the last May eclipse.
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Port. Louis
Mauritius
Royal Alfred Observatory
MPP
Unsatisfactory British Observations Describe Eclipse
London, May 19. Observers reported unsatisfactory conditions at Greenwich for the solar eclipse. Weather included heavy clouds though the sun was visible for six minutes and twenty one seconds. The crown of the sun during the eclipse appeared described as Goat ne with coronation associations.
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London
Ee Pk W. Dyson
Greenwich
Island of
Auer
Bar Harbor Housing Demand Grows as Summer Season Nears
Scant supply of desirable Bar Harbor houses drives rising demand for summer rental and sale properties. Local listings show many cottages and villas already under construction or awaiting completion, with the market set to expand further this season.
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Bangor
Bar Harbor
Cates
Cottad
Yar
Peatary
Fragmented OCR Reads On a Mysterious Mental Note
The readable fragments describe a brain related warning and a cautious tone about money and character. Names, places, and dates are missing, leaving a puzzling snippet with unclear action or outcome.
Man Reports Theft After Break-In on Bowen Street
A man named Sheeran reports that his watch was stolen during a burglary late at night on Bowen Street. The thief entered his home and fled before police arrived, with the incident logged as a nighttime break in.
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