Vin Hepation Promised Relief From Catarrh
An early 20th century advertisement touts Vin Hepation to treat catarrh and related nasal and throat symptoms. The piece links nasal discharge, headaches, hoarseness, and digestive discomfort to catarrh, claiming Vin Hepation cures by acting on mucous membranes and cleansing the system. It also includes a brief note about Wilson attending colonial parliament and a joke about early hours in employment.
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Thos
Downey Hy
Corry
Milk case in Warren court details arrests and fines
The December term of Warren court opened with the Commonwealth case against A Z H Mar cin, owner of the Chicago Raw Tavern, for selling adulterated milk and foods. Inspector George Polton led arrests of several restaurant workers. fines and sentences followed including a $35 fine and 30 days in jail for liquor offenses. Hardware store thefts resulted in guilty pleas. other cases involve liquor supply to a known habitual drunkard and a juvenile transfer for retail theft.
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Morgan Howaver
Mom
Dunham
Warren
Harmon Thore
Hill Bleyel
James Ryan
Gust Tohnson
Wims Sibi
Wallace
Pennsylvania Railroad
Serum Cures Tuberculosis by German Doctor
Berlin reports Dr Frederick Prange Eriedminn declares he has treated many patients with a turtle derived tuberculosis serum and asserts visible cures within weeks The doctor notes the serum is now widely available and plans to train physicians directly as offers to import the remedy rise from the United States and other countries
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Berlin
Frederick Prange
Eriedminn
Prischway
United States
Pli
Perkon
Wife Deserter Arrested After Farm Purchase
Newton Bawardy, accused of deserting his wife, was tracked to a farm southeast of Erie. Police and a patrolman arrested him on a desertion warrant in Ashtabula. He waived extradition and remained in custody pending arrangements with authorities.
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Dev
Newton Bawardy
Ashtabula
Erie
Gwanih
Frank Gaczkowsiel
Peter Allen
Edwards
Erle
Alderman Moran
Anhtabula
Allen
Alleged forger pleas guilty before judge in Columbus case
Charles E. Osso n, charged as an alleged forger captured in Columbus and returned to Urle, pleaded guilty to three indictments before Judge Hann yesterday. He was sentenced to jail pending further review as the extent of his forgeries remains under investigation.
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Charles E. Osson
Forker
Columbus
Ohio
Urle
Hann
Nantenes
Dr Pare Golden Mesa Cure Promises Vital Rejuvenation
A damaged OCR fragment touts Dr Pare's Golden Mesa as a cure enhancing digestion and blood health. It mentions nervousness from malnutrition and claims the remedy nourishes the system, restores red blood, and improves sleep and vigor, with attribution to a therapy and product marketing.
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Pere Fund
Poe Age
Dr. Pare
Police report delays as Alderman Hayes case heard
Fragmented court notes show Alderman Hayes facing added complaints and a bail detail for Louisa Marrow property case. The text also references a wedding plan between Johnson and Cameron and a missing Oxnowton girl, with bonds and appearances noted in a chaotic, unclear report.
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Alderman Hayes
Louisa Marrow
Huset
Nora
Education offers early earnings with strong advancement prospects
A recruitment pitch promises a good salary at the start after education. It invites readers to request a free booklet to learn more about rapid earning potential and career advancement upon graduation.
Willoughby and Jordan Set for Local Wrestling Clash
Jamontown New York hosts a high profile wrestling match tomorrow night at the Brute Armory under the 18th Separate Company Athletic Association. Walter Willoughby faces Chri Jordan in a midweight title bid with ongoing disputes over lineage and rankings involving Henry Gehring and the Cleveland Champion. expectations run high as both sides seek to solidify claims and attract local support.
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Jamontown
N.Y
Walter Willoughby
Chri Jordan
Company Athletic Association
Allegomen
Gorge
Mr. Hope
Willoughby
Henry Gehring
Ranepire Sporting Club
Chicago
Toran Wulno Haw
Aehelne
Acces
Hey Ton
Waite Kroll
Ingius
Willouglby
Jordan
M Koni
United Press standard tested by universities students
A report on United Press service quality as studied by journalism students at various universities. Roy W. Howard, chairman of the Board of Directors, expresses pride in the testing program and the aim to make United Press the standard in delivering news to newspapers within hours of occurrence.
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Tolegedyhie
Uable Univ
Olshl
Universities of Journalism
Uhe
United Press
Roy W Howard
Dour of Directore
Maine
State Revenues Break Record Across Year 1912 Totals
Harrisburg reports 1912 year end revenue reached 52 347 46 regular items with no extraordinary allocations while state debt declined to 654 160 09 from 4 295 510 02 a year earlier. School fund receipts totaled 6 801 072 82, up 7650 010 9 percent. Also Prince facing murder charge in Whitlow grave case. testimony details motives and confessions.
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Harrisburg
Vonnyylyinla
Stilo
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