Fragmentary note on medical remedy references and names
A damaged OCR passage mentions a friend recommendation for a remedy at a hotel, with references to rheumatism and names like Lede Hotel and Kiney Pilly. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes, showing stray phrases and distorted terms.
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Lede
Ford
Why People Get Bald
An antique ad-style notice promotes a scalp treatment named Dandruft for preventing hair loss. It claims germs in the scalp block nourishment and asserts the product can positively remove dandruff, halt falling hair, and nourish the scalp for vigorous growth. Price is listed as $1.00 and $2.00 per bottle, available at Hindle's Drug Stores on Main Street.
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Hindle’s Drug
Main Street
E. W. Rote Co
Cleveland
Bergdoll Receives Five Years Hard Labor In Draft Dodging Case
Wealthy draft dodger Bergdoll is sentenced to five years hard labor. The verdict followed his desertion after reporting for military service. The case, described as a bold challenge to authority, marks a strong punishment for evading conscription.
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VO Yori
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Cleveland Borgéall
Dr Smith to Speak at Youngsterns Association
An evening talk by Dr Smith on religious veteran themes is planned for the Youngsterns Association at the A T E Beaur 18 venue. The program includes a meditation on Passion Sunday and the hymn Greater Love Hath No Man Than This with Holy Communion anticipated tomorrow evening.
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Dr. Smith
Smith
Youngsten's Association
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James II
Rogers
Delaware Republicans Claim Independence in State Senate
Delaware Republicans insist on independence within the Senate and House, asserting they will not be bound by party pressures. The report notes Governor Tow and Republican leaders in Dayton convened to discuss ratings and charges related to the stance.
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Maren
Senate
House
Dayton
Price Rise Expected as Soft Coal Costs Increase
Nilors announce wage increases at mines will raise soft coal prices. A per cent rise in wages will push the price up about 65 cents per ton, with operators stating they aim to keep prices low despite higher costs. President Wilson’s coal commission is cited in explaining the adjustment amid production costs and market conditions.
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New York
Wilson
Pune
Actae Wilney
Tan
Himmingus
Thias
Most Beautiful Nurse Quits Garfield Hospital
Princess Nadia Vasilievna Trewbetrickox, famed as the world’s most beautiful nurse, resigned after crowds and reporters overwhelmed Garfield Memorial Hospital in Washington. She cited nerves and headaches as the reason and said she would return at a later date.
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Garfield Hospital
Washington
Nur
Nadia Vasilievna
Trewbetrickox
Carfield Memorial Hospital
Sie
Labor Department moves to end dock strike
Washington reports the Labor Department acts to end the longshoremen’s strike as a 20,700-strong work stoppage on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts threatens food and meat supplies in major cities. Invitations for Friday’s conference were sent to officials of about a dozen steamships and to local unions.
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Labor Department
Washington
New England
New York
Boston
New Orleans
Atlantic
Gulf
Murder in Vigo District Sparks Inquiry of Local Laborer
In Perauiers near Vigo Spain laborer Jose Alonso killed his employer Domingo Alvarez after being denied a cigarette. The incident prompted a caster indictment in the nearby town as authorities pursue further details amid tobacco shortages in the region.
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Spain
Perauiers
Jose Alonso
Domingo Alvarez
Alvarez
Norwalk Doctor Suit Decision Expected Today
Judge John Keeler will charge the jury in the Norwalk doctor’s suit as a verdict is anticipated during forenoon proceedings in Fairfield County Court. A fatal accident on a defective highway is cited in the case arising from a resident’s death.
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Norwalk
Baldy
Dudge John
Keeler
Ceeler Court
Sta
Sior
Fairfield County
Snitkin Convicted in Draft Conspiracy Case
Leonard Snitkin, former New York judge, was found guilty in Indianapolis on draft conspiracy counts. He was sentenced to five years in prison and remains in custody pending appeal.
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Leonard
Snitkin
Munteing
New Yorke
Indianapolis
al Indiapolis
Athanta
Vanican Tea as A Massacre Were Ais Of The
A fragmentary OCR note references Vanican Tea linked to a massacre and ais, but the readable text provides no clear event details, dates, or locations. The snippet lacks coherent facts to form a complete press-item summary with named entities.
Platt and Garfield Era Figure Dies at Home
Obituary notes the death of a former U S political figure linked to early Garfield and McKinley administrations, with details of his illness and final residence. Named individuals include Frank and Thomas G. Platt, highlighting ties to United States political history.
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Frank Gum
Thomas G. Platt
United Star
Garfield
McKinley
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