Train Kills Man on Erie Crossing
A New York Central accommodation train fatally struck a man identified as William Vejdt, 40, near the Turnpike station on Erie crossing. Patrolman Thomas Cox and undertaker services handled the scene as the body was moved to Coryner.
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Erie Crossing
Brie
Mareh
William Vejdt
Yansa Ol
York Central
Turnpike
Wwe
Firerly
Thomas Cox
Tafoy Depot
Oyar
Corener
Mae Undertaking Company
Untitled Home Remedy Note for Cold Relief
A damaged ad-like note describes a home remedy using catarrhol meat pen beads, Parmint double strength, water, and sugar to treat head colds. It claims quick relief for nostril clogging, easier breathing, and stopped mucus, advising one dose daily and sale by Ames dt x, way.
Marys Man Pleads Guilty To Sedition Case
A man from St Marys, native United States citizen, pled guilty in federal court to sedition related charges. He faced a $10,000 bond and potential prison time as prosecutors described attempts to interfere with U.S. military operations and intelligence reporting. Witnesses testified about his alleged actions involving aid to foreign powers and obstruction of military communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kone
Marel
Quley
Feilura
Wim
Heberger
Yuard
St Marys
Priuiy
Disputed Remarks Reported in St Marys
Local notices recount alleged disloyal or charged remarks by Jyter bursts in St Marys. The report notes tensions with Sorisen, hinting at factions and potential community unease amid unnamed incidents and rumors.
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Jyter
St. Marys
Tugs Panna Yerlon
Thousands swallow strong digesters to ease stomach ills
A dated advertisement claims thousands across America suffer stomach distress and swallow huge quantities of pepuin and other strong digesters. It asserts stomach tablets relieve discomfort, improve digestion within minutes, and, when used for weeks, rebuild the stomach lining. The ad cites N. P. Amos & Co. as guarantors and notes availability via druggists.
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America
Pulure
N. P. Amos & Co
Adv
Inside bath claim promises clear skin and health
The piece promotes hot water drinks and morning baths as a cure for skin and health issues. It warns against toxins, advocates a regimen of purgatives, and urges daily cleansing of the alimentary canal to improve complexion and vitality. It cites honey, stone phosphate and other remedies as essential.
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Saimenie
Tver
Chota Hazri and the Morning Drum Service
A fragmentary note describes Chota Hazri banging the drums to wake people, noting mixed reactions to the wakeup service and electricity provision. It questions how many appreciate the ritual versus those who quit, hinting at broader debates about public works and routine city life.
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Near East
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Ist
Marys
Heiberger
Ty Drigwall
Watts
Felee
Unitad Stree
Whielye
Eritines
Ie Berger
Kawnertunn
Amit Les Sail Ate
Hart Schaffner & Marx
MSN
Sharmelines
Chota Hazri
Uwe
Garba
Spencir
Grizaile Orinton
Alan
Saanluiness
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