Peruna Promises Cure After La Grippe Claims
An advertisement extols Peruna as the cure for la grippe also called the grip. It features testimonials from Robt L Madison and Mrs Jennie W Gilmore praising Peruna for curing nasal catarrh, strengthening health after grip and preventing after effects. It urges use during epidemics and after illness for full recovery.
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Robt
L. Madison
A. M
Cullowhee High School
Painter
N.C
Jackson County Board of Education
Madison Bays
Peruna
Hartman
Doctor J Norris Specialist and Free Eye Tests
Dr J Norris advertises specialist care for catarrh affecting ears throat and lungs. Free eye tests offered with proper glasses fitting at office on south side over Elmer Dixon's store, open 9 am to 4 pm. Also includes odd local notices and humorous anecdotes from Wild Cat and a Kuongus boy viewing a newborn baby.
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Elmer Dixon's
New Statehouse Plan Faces Bonded Funding Hurdles
In Jefferson City on February, Gov Folk proposes a constitutional amendment to authorize 5 million dollars in bonds for a new statehouse. The bonds would be redeemed from ordinary revenues, with a fund of five million dollars every two years to wipe out debt.
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Jferson City
Folk
Plan to Build Modern First Presbyterian Church
The church official board met Friday to discuss a new church building. Plans are shaping to create a thoroughly modern house of worship in the near future with another meeting soon to elaborate details.
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First Presbyterian Church
Clinton
Nebraska Two Cent Fares Passed by House Vote
Lincoln February 25 1925 by a vote of 90400 the house passed the two cent passenger fare bill it now goes to the governor with an emergency clause and will be in effect as soon as he signs it the measure sets a two cent fare for passengers in Nebraska
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Lincoln, Neb
Doctors suspect foul play in farmer death in Gallabure
Inquest on Frank McGrath, a prominent young farmer, found his body tangled under a buggy. Doctors testified head injuries likely resulted from direct blows rather than drag while the horse was gentle. Witnesses heard loud talking. footprints and a backed buggy pointed to foul play. Officers investigate with no arrests yet.
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Gallabure
Frank McGrath
McGrath
Dangerous rare meat warns of parasite eggs
Leading physicians warn that undercooked rare meat may carry parasite eggs. If not cooked enough to kill the eggs, they hatch in the stomach and grow rapidly. The guidance stresses thoroughly cooking every particle of food.
Missouri boys corn growing contest announced
A mammoth corn growing contest for Missouri boys in 1907 is organized by the Missouri Corn Growers Association with the State Board of Agriculture and the Agricultural College at Columbia. Prizes at the State Corn Show in January will be available with no fees. Two age classes, young men and under 15, require at least one quarter to one acre respectively. Local prizes and corn supplies may be provided. entries should contact M F Mince secretary at Missouri Corn Growers Association Columbia Missouri.
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Missouri
Missouri Corn Growers’ Association
State Board of Agriculture
Agricultural College At
Columbia
Shere Cor
Agricultural College
Central America conflict widens with Nicaragua and Honduras
Washington reports the state department sees a general fight in Central America with Nicaragua and Honduras in constant conflict. Nicaragua is said to have won preliminary actions while Salvador aid to Honduras triggers strong police enthusiasm in Nicaragua. Nicaragua plans to resist Salvadoran interference, seen as an invasion threat to Salvador.
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Washington
Oilvialad
State Departmentum
Ff Cw
Ameriea
Nicarawun Bene
Contict
Nicaragua
Honduras
Salvador
Governor Guild Urges Tariff Revision in Congress
Washington reports Governor Guild of Massachusetts, a leading Republican voice for tariff revision, has sent his tariff letter to the President and all senators and representatives. Champ Clark replies that tariff revision is unlikely under the current congressional leadership, likening the effort to being translated in a chariot of fire.
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Washington
Guild
Massachusetts
Congress
Champ Clark
Posta
Mourning Dog Follows Colonel Harley Burial Procession
In Trenton on March 4 Colonel Michael Harley, a City Council member and Democratic State Committee member, was buried. His pet dog followed the hearse to Saint Marys Cathedral, sat outside during the service, and then accompanied the funeral to the cemetery, where it stared at the grave until recalled by a family member.
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Trenton
N. J
Michael Harley
Democratic State Committee
Buyer Seeks Motive From Fifty Cent Bottle Claim
The fragment notes a purchase of a fifty-cent bottle of Kodol and references the benefit received, suggesting a consumer claim or testimonial context, with no further details available in the readable text.
Roosevelt Spares Longworth's District
Washington March 4 The nomination by the President of Amy Smith to be surveyor of Costume at Cincinnati removes from the Hat one of the places to which the President had in mind the possible appointment of a negro The President still has under consideration the question of giving some well known negro an office in Ohio The Cheinail district is represented in Congress by Nicholas Longworth the President's son in law and this may be the reason why he overlooked this opportunity to out to Foraker by appointing a hero
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Washington
Amy Smith
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cheinail
Congress
Nicholas Longworth
Foraker
DeWitt's Carbatterd Witch Lael Salve Sold at Clay's Drug
Readable text states DeWitt's Carbatterd Witch Lael Salve, a remedy claimed to relieve piles, was sold at Clay's drug store. The fragmentary note mentions relief claims and retail availability, with no verifiable details or endorsements.
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DeWitt
Lael
Clay
Stor
Textbook Uniformity Bill Passes House With Supervision Aim
Jefferson City reports the committees substitute for nine textbook bills was approved. The measure creates county textbook uniformity and a county textbook commission, with Representative Lumpkin of Putnam County noting it was drafted by the School Book trust and advocating state supervision. The bill passed 101 to 24.
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Jefferson City
Miamoun
Lumpkin
Putnaki County
School Book Trust
Food aid for Russia urged by Washington allies
A fragmentary notice describes a push by U.S. figures to inform the public about famine relief for Russia. It mentions petitioning the president and secretary of state and references DeWitt’s Liver Pills as a seller’s broadside. The readable text notes calls for famine relief funding and distribution.
Polish Plea to the Pope Reaches Roane for Polish Schools
A deputation of Poles travels to Roane bearing a petition to the pope signed by 180000 Poles asking support from the Prussian government to restore Polish language religious instruction in schools.
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Posen
Prussian Poland
Roane
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for Women’s Ailments
A mid nineteenth century advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as scientific medicine for women’s illnesses. It promotes it as a tonic and nervine, claimed to help dyspepsia, heart disease, nervous exhaustion, and uterine disorders, offering strength and steadiness to the feminine organs and general system.
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Pierce
Ayer's Sarsa parilla touted for blood condition relief
Fragmented OCR text promotes Ayer's Pills as a remedy for blood issues and urges consulting a doctor, mentioning a grand old family medicine and various garbled phrases about pills and health tips.
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Ayer
Filipinos Fear the Japs in Manila Action
Readers in Manila react to a Senate vote defeating an amendment to establish an agricultural bank in the Philippines, amid fear of U S abandonment and rising concern over Japanese expansion and local unrest.
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Manila
Initel
Senate
Culberson
Philippines
United States
Mentha
Aylites
Fragmented note on drug store and cautions
A damaged fragment mentions caution about bowel effects and expelling opiate containing preparations. It references a "Kennedysé Location" cough syrup and a drug store named Clav's, suggesting a medical or pharmaceutical context and possible note about laxative or sedative products.
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Tee Clav
Mutineer Detained in Portland as Inmate Seeks Return
Major W Metlanches reports the detention in Portland Oregon of James Seymour, a mutineer who escaped from Leavenworth. Seymour is positively identified by photographs and Bertillon measurements. William McClaughry will head to Portland to bring him in. If tried in federal court, he faces likely five more years. Fourteen of twenty six escapees remain at large or dead.
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Leavenworth
Rus
W. Metlanches
Portland
Ore
James Seymour
Seymour
William McClaughry
Major McClaughry
How to Remain Young with Electric Bitters
Mrs. N. F. Rowan of McDonough Ga relates a cure from chronic liver and stomach trouble after three bottles of Electric Bitters. She says her blood cleared, skin no longer red, and she feels about 20 years younger, able to work with ease. Sold by F T Clay. Price 50c.
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N. F. Rowan
McDonough
F. T. Claya
They Don’t Want Peace in Central American Dispute
Washington reports no reply from Mexico or the United States to the second note urging Honduras and Nicaragua to submit their differences to arbitration. An understanding exists between Mexico and the U S to let matters drift for a few days while hopes rise for peace negotiations. Both sides appear inclined toward war.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Honduras
Nicaragua
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White Oak
Ind. Ter
Indiana Reform School For Boys
Perona
Manalin
Victor Patneaude
Madison St
Topeka
Kan
Knights and Ladies of Security
Heran
Perans
la Grippe
Tturnecott
West Aylmer
Om Farlu
Peruia
Chas
Wolla
Delaware
Ohlug
Janesift
Athena
J Wi. Norris
Indian Territory
Wild Cat
Atentorian Tower
United States of
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Jimmie
Pamma
Nebraska
Bears
Guild’s Revision Propaganda
Pet Deg
Roosevelt
Longworth
Russia
Wireoh
Barrews
Cantiagis
Pope Bee
Tye Wert
New York
Cantina
Presideak Awe Secreiaee
Bow Bee
Weber Dee Bby
TARA
Toni
Neshins
Comnaltree
Uhay
Feu Seer
Peter
Taki Bate
Uae
Abe
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