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Fragmentary OCR text lists G HLF Garrett in Indiana with notary public and attorneys names. Mentions Delia Adeo and McAdoo, confusing mix of professions and locations. No clear event or outcome.
09 Feb 1882
Page 1
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Newspaper
Brenham Weekly Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1882
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text lists G HLF Garrett in Indiana with notary public and attorneys names. Mentions Delia Adeo and McAdoo, confusing mix of professions and locations. No clear event or outcome.
A Brenham postmark fragment lists addresses and local mentions while a broad collage follows with political commentary, editorials, and notices. It touches debt rhetoric, Guiteau and McLeary indictments, Texas party faction dynamics, railroads, and local civic updates amid scattered news blurbs.
Suffering from kidney diseases, I tried Brown’s Iron Bitters with little relief and then Tonics which cured me. The account notes treatment by physicians and curing outcome, set in Christiansborg Virginia in 1881.
A damaged OCR narrative recounts a late United States figure disclosing private concerns and a voyage memory. It notes public interest in preserving exact language and identity, and includes a personal account of illness and endurance. The piece ends with a historical note on an old canal project across Michigan to link lakes Michigan and Erie, a 200 mile route proposal claiming major mileage savings.
An OCR fragment cites Toledo Blade promotes Kidney-Wart as the cure for constipation and kidney liver diseases with thousands cured monthly. It also reports a Lancaster Kentucky family murder suicide incident and includes stray dialogue about a governess and a hen with garbled text throughout.
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