Parisian Sage Promises Cure for Falling Hair
A 1900 notice touts Parisian Sage hair remedy claiming to stop dandruff itching and hair loss within two weeks with a money back guarantee. It credits Dr Sangerbond of Faris and lists distributors in Buffalo and St Paul with a testimonial asserting remarkable results.
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Sangerbond
Faris
Ami Tobi
America
Corry Liven Jog Journal
M. Amos de Co
Giroux Mtg. Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Braneis Kongl
W. Jussn
St. Paul
Minn
Deacon Moe’s $6 500 Check in Groton Bridge Case
A New York handwriting expert testified that pages from a Groton Bridge Company transaction were altered to obscure a $6 000 and $4 000 drafts. Mr Littleton and Mr Marmiston asserted the check and papers were drawn to aid the Albany matter and tied to Deacon Moe’s funds and the 1901 state court claim.
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Littleton
Groton Bridge Company
Albany
March
Intaron
Whion Courant
Allaputo
Fon
Wik
Earl Atuly
New York
Groton
Allniy
Fay
Abe Civutlie Valaa
Chit Ineva
Mir
Mamillnn
Hin
Groton Bank
Hamill Pomtinind
Phi
Lotiog
Marmiston
Beers
Andor
Inulin
Chile
Panfotiennis
Evita
Mammitton
Mamilton
Mom
Sittleton
Senate
Mahorne
Va Vlow
Deacon Moory
Nixon
Burnett
Tian
Hamilton
Vittlelon
Poy Osborne
Hla
Treee Lo
Histon
Sally
Sally Fer Expert ‘ the Examination of Se. O' Airois
Atha
Wiel
Colgate
Brakevn’ Aegannt
Hanpontig
Mont
Ate
Abway Savings Hanke
Alda
Barde
Ctzate & Cn
Onborne
Ortome
Alidé
Mb Altomey
Albmniy Arie Company
State Court of
Chatma Ngalint
Hind
Fragmentary page notes hint at a birthday message
OCR fragment references names and events including Hively and a birthday mention. The readable bits are garbled with dates and titles unclear, mentioning a 100th sheet and continuity sinew. The text remains incoherent with no clear event or outcome.
Embroidery Event Continues as Pianos Drawn
A lively embroidery event continues with a raffle offering a piano as a prize. Tickets sold locally with hopeful participants. The notice hints that a winner may be announced soon.
Speaker Gannon Overruled In Privilege Debate At Capitol
Washington March 17 Speaker Cannon faced a push to overrule his ruling on a privilege question as Crumpacker’s joint resolution on census based segregation faced a 168 to 11 vote. Fitzgerald argued the timing and calendar rules, while 42 Republicans joined Democrats to sustain the minority position.
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Crumpacker
Washington
Compacker
Aluvemie
Tomas
Fitzgerald
Crimpanker
Crampieliot
Dham
Pitygerald
Dom
Monker
Lilien Ap
Pat Bir
Cannon
Lng
Ben Major
Ares
Lancley
Pray
Mont
Stafford
Wis
Bill Passes to Protect Military Uniforms Nationwide
Washington N March 16 The house committee approved a bill by Representative Tobyow imposing a fine of 1000 dollars and up to one year in prison on any theater or entertainment proprietor who displays or uses a military uniform or insignia to mislead the public. The action targets depictions that could confuse bystanders into thinking a service member is present or endorsed.
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Washington
Holilte| Novel Committee
Tobyow
United States
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Jennie E. Young
M.D
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Pacific Coast
Saluavary
Lanston & Co
W. South Street
Union Phome
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Deacon Moe
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Cape May
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Sea Isle City
Ocean City
N. J. Pennslvania Railroad
Corry
Philadelphia
Seearttag
W. Wiewensta
R Wood
W. Boyd
Traffle Mans
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Gazelle van Gents
Hseb Sbie
Silinprien Wit Sas
Terial
Fritz
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Barlow Hardware CO
Colby
R. S. Johnson
Gannon
Westion
Iay Aurgent
Bern
Acme Milling Co
Waltre
W. J. Flaherty
bPark Place
Rich Cancer
Cure Limited
John G. Rich
West Washington Corry
Pennsylvania
Tee
Canoes
Tunis
Dorm G. Rich
Washington St
Corry, Pa
G. B. Nelson
Barlow Blok
Center Street
W. Wayne Street
Pas
Mrs. Nelson
Anson C. Greenlee
Sophia E.greenlee
Bonesettiers
Andrew Taylor Still
Kirksville
Missouri
Apinintaeta Jax
Maria Hodge
Grand Street
Corry, Bs
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