Public notice on health cure for digestives and bowel care
Frail women urged to seek Dr Caldwell’s syrup and personal therapy to relieve indigestion and headaches. The ad promotes a mild laxative remedy and claims improved bowel movement will reduce symptoms, with instructions to obtain a bottle via local druggists and mail order from Dr Caldwell, Monticello, Illinois.
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Alphivetolant
Caldwall
Rica
Caldwell
W. Hy Kiwell
Monticello
Til
Decorating Service Inquiry in Bell on Wallpaper Work
Lynn Knapp of 61 N Firat Ave Bell writes to arrange interior decorating printing ad work. She offers to provide suggestions and estimates and notes she has an elegant wall paper fine. Phone contact 16tgt.
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Lynn Knapp
N. Firat Ave
Bell Phone
Personal Notices and Local Updates
Miss Lottie Defiler has been very sick for several days. Miss Mabel West of Jamestown N Y is visiting Corry friends. A A Williams returned from a business trip to Drie. Mrs Linnie Lines has been ill for weeks and is convalescing. Miss Gertrude Weber visiting her parents in Corry. Warren DeRosay went to Warren to arrange a lace brick contract. Mr and Mrs Earl Miller went to Clymer N Y but illness at Albart Neckers La Rey. Frederick Horsley and family leaving East Aurora for future home.
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Pedigo’s
Dixon
Moreland
Lottie Defiler
Mabel West
Jamestown
N. Y
Corry
A. A. Willams
Drie
Linnie Lines
Gertrude Weber
Erie Times
Warren DeRosay
Warren
Mra
Earl Miller
Clymer
N.Y
Albart, Neckers
San Curaintment advertised for terrible sores and skin cures
An old advertisement touts San Curaintment claiming rapid healing of a year long leg fever sore and other conditions. It cites Miss Hood of Townville and Karl Banke of Pittsburg, promises cures for exomia boils carbuncles salt rheum tetter and piles, and touts soap and mail order options with prices 2 cents and 60 cents a jar.
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J. D. Hood
Townville
Miss’ Hood
Karl C. Banke
The
Atlantic Recfining Co
Pittsburg
San Cura
N. B. Ames & Co
Thomas
Trick Animals and the Speed of Training Shows
A narrator explains rapid animal training methods in a touring act. Trainers claim geese, elephants, and geese can be taught quickly with simple tricks daily. The piece notes costs, timing, and the belief that even one trained troupe can assemble daily acts, contrasting performance demands with training speed.
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New York
Editor Defends Phrase Amid Descriptive Dispute
A London correspondent recounts a quarrel over a piper description calling an excursion a long white scream of joy. The editor defends the phrasing stating color terms can be tied to emotion and hue often accompanies a cry.
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London
Imitation Laughs and Teasing Amid Kitchen Color Quip
Fragmentary lines show a playful exchange between Gladys and another speaker about painting cooks with the same color. The text reads as a garbled quotation with vague context and no clear event or source. No dates, places, or organizations are evident.
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Gladys
Tage
Bavarian Children Instruction Delivers Unclear Message
Fragmentary note claims Bavarian children are taught to drink beer around one year old and mentions an unclear quotation about joy and a person named Robert Louis Stuvensou in a garbled context. Details are distorted. no coherent event established.
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Bavaria
Robert Louis Stuvensou
Pope's Diapepsin Promise of Quick Indigestion Relief
An old advertisement touts Pope's Diapepsin as a rapid remedy for stomach distress and indigestion. It claims relief within minutes, preventing fermentation and undigested food, with a 60 cent canister available at drug stores. The copy promises to banish symptoms like fullness, heartburn, headaches, and nauseous breath.
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Pope
Pape
Wreck and crime notes from early reports
A terse, old style clipping recounts a fatal filter incident aboard a passenger train near Meadville tied to a head on collision caused by misread orders, plus a prisoner release and re-arrest in Huntington. The items mix a London Telegraph tale about Molly and a minister with local aftermaths and police notes.
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Molly
Mok Ip
London ‘Telegraph
Bessemer and
Erle
Meadville
Tocal Deasemer
Likerie
U8oemetneerk
Hagkigeman
Steen's Spring Offerings and Practical Goods
Listing of Spring sale items from Steen's including working pants, overalls, blouses, shirts, neckties, suspenders, caps for men and boys, boys pants, leather travel bags, pocket-books, belts, suit cases and trunks. Mentions 900 samples of yard lengths for Easter nails, watches and jewelry, and a note on soap making by a great grandmother with nostalgic home economy details.
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Steen’s
W. A. Steen
Tailor & Dry Cleaner
Rheumatism Cured in a Day by IRelit Remedy
A dubious ad claims Dr. Dichon’s IRelit cures rheumatism and neampalgia in one day. It asserts rapid system relief and immediate disappearance of disease after the first dose. Available from the Durham Drug Co for 75 cents or one dollar.
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Dichon
Durham Dru Co
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