Relief For Asthma Sufferers Promised By Tar Remedies
An advertisement lists Mesetic claims for tonics and tar remedies aiding asthma, bladder issues, kidney care, and digestion. It cites testimonials from Hawthorne and others, touting cures after limited physician visits and multiple bottles. It promotes DeWitt brand Witch Hazel products and Early Risers pills as practical stomach aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Sal Gare
Willg
Havens Iorodehig
Phy- Grove
Woley
Narion
Lee
Dunreath
M. Hawthorne
Snedkins
The Sunday School Lesson on David and Saul
The passage recounts David sparing Saul after Abishai's offered spear a lay of sleep from the Lord enabled them to seize Saul's spear and cruse. Saul acknowledges his sin and seeks reconciliation with David while David trusts the Lord to deliver him from danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Stearns
American Press Association
David
Seaid
Saul
Campt
Abishnigald
Jonathan
Eaye Aduihim
Moab
Abiathar
Satsa
Pau
Dias
NSA
Davide
Sant Lad
Binta Sana
Abishal
Jaremiah
Sakabiahal
Cod
Abishai
Abner
Meekness and deliverance echo in David and Saul tale
The text reflects on meekness guiding judgment and God delivering believers, citing Psalms and II Samuel while contrasting righteous paths with wicked ones. It mentions Unionists and Nonunionists, then shifts to brief notes on a postal treaty with Cuba and a large burn in Lawrenceburg Kentucky with losses and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Saul
Paul
God
Satan
Cuba
Washington
United States
Senate
Castorita and Other Home Cures Promoted in 19th Century Ad
An old newspaper fragment touts Castorita as a universal remedy for burns, sprains, dysentery, and teething pain, with testimonials from Dr. Fowler and others. It also promotes Dr King’s pills for coughs, colds, and lung issues, and a wide array of tonics and salves sold in Cambridge and Byesville drugstores. The piece includes sensational health claims and encourages trust in patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hughes
du Font
Hawinbridge
Byesville
Scoy and &L
Fragmentary note on a marriage and jewelry terms
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Bishskin pearl station and a pearl neck, with phrases about marriage, alimony, and fanlay. The text is incomplete, but indicates a discussion of a pearl necklace tied to marriage and financial settlement. No clear dates or named persons are identifiable.
Cabinet Letters Define Labor Rule Across Government
President Roosevelt’s position cites that government departments fall under a rule allowing union action but not permitting unions to override federal law. The letters, dated July 13 and 31, delivered to Secretary Cortelyou and others, stress that unions may organize yet cannot disrupt laws or government operations. A separate note recalls a 77 year old postmaster from Bloomington who served since 1859.
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Roosevelt
United States
Oyster Bay
William 3
Miller
Bookbinders' UN
Jiresiien
Cortélyou
Cortelyou
Government Printing Office
Phe
Strike Commission
Auch
Principe
Picnic crowds hear address on prosperity and finance
Huge turnout at Nisgara Pioneer Association picnic in Aug with an open air address by Hon. David B. HI discussing fiscal policy and national prosperity. Reports note market concerns and ongoing debates on taxation and economic reform. Additional items mention rail travel for a Chicago to New York event and labor issues in Hocking Valley shops.
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Olcott’ Beach
David’ B. HI
Nisgara’ Oun” Pioneers Association
Vargus
Porto
Biede
Davier
Willy
Aielk
Timanglal
Drogen Chiner
Waa
Manny
Lang
Chicago
John’ Alexander Dowle
Atarta
New York
Zion City
Unscrutable fragment hints at health and kidney pills
scrambled text mentions happiness results and family, daily work, and a Donn's Kidbey Pi Mr Charles Dyhar of JL Toba. It references kidney secretions, weakness, and a claim about pills. The passage remains unclear and attribution is uncertain.
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Cambridge
Vallat
Monte Uke
Gha
Wrk
Donn
Kidbey
Charles Dyhar
JL Toba
BBC
Hogitato
Farmers plan coordinated action amid rising agricultural tensions
United States farming interests move toward a common program with large-scale actions to control production and prices. Plans discussed include warehouse expansion and a unified convention to represent farmers interests. leaders foresee wheat at a dollar a bushel, corn at sixty cents, and oats at forty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Prodveta
Vic
Angayy
Cereit
Éold Sphorege
Poountay
Pradur
Fia
Ithwas
aTheraall
Catton
All Works Conference
Army Nurses Elects National Officers at Social Session
Aug 21 San Francisco reports the National Association of Army Nurses Civil War era held its annual election in executive session. National president Mrs. Ada McVea Easton California first vice president Mrs. Susan Pennylvante, junior vice president Mrs. James Smith Olde Maryland, and chaplain Mary V. Lacy named amid lengthy proceedings. dramatic interruptions and safety concerns occurred as crowd gathered outside.
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San Francisco
Nattional Association of Army
James Smith
M. Stewart
Gellysyn
Mary v. Lacy
New Sereth
Bait N Awe
Benedong
Melina
Gritin
Jilnoets
Dulleta
Fragmented OCR reads like weathered deathless map
garbled passage lists places and names across regions with numeric fragments and scattered phrases. Despite the noise the text references cities such as Washington and Pittsburgh, a dated tone hints at a broadcast or notice about geographic reach and times, but specifics are unreadable.
Ohio River & Western Ry Passenger Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary rail line document shows end of timetable lines for Ohio River and Western Railway with notes on departure times and general manager J B Gibbons. Weather reference “rainy” appears amid illegible entries, with mentions of Meron and Maske in role of general manager.
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Sermian
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Dewitt
AiWitt
Tenn
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Samaritan Drug Store
Citizens’ Bank
Tennessee
Telephone Company
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A. Hofield
John E Skellon
Bhelbyville
Lenharg
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Fowlar
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Mars
Elles
Ion
Cambria
G. A. Heiner
Gists
Fanlay Jalimony
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A. Schrieber
Cruge Iford County
Buchanan
Eric
Dodo Valley
Columbus
Union
Hocking Val- Nmlay
Aventine
Cote
Morrison
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Walton
Laborer
Michigan
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Guernsey
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Minty
Continutes
Sear
Minineul Savnonute
Sbsen
Mandis Ofaraien
Evare
Ohio
Ris
Tony
G. i. Ea Olen
Fred
L. Rosemoniy
Ayer
National Bank
David Okey
Okey
Luccock
An Yaw
Central Bank
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Ginburance Aghnry
Eisurance Companies
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Uifeinsurance Co
Pease
Otto
DeWrrr& Co
Brad Gall
Eorgetown
Wilam G. Dewitness
Caleb’ Powers
Wentucky
Frankfort -Lo
Caytor
Louisville
Naylor
Hin
Frankefort
Frankfort
Menry Youtsey
William Goebel
Texas Bank
Beaumont
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National and Savings Bank
Texamner Logan
Logan
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Chemlat
Ana
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Railways
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Boneral Assembly
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Heneral
Genorah Assembly
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Ohio River & Western Ry
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J.B. Ghbnis
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Scientific America
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