Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Women Have Children
A testimonial from Omaha Nebraska cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restoring health to a 17 year old sufferer and aiding later successful pregnancy. The notice claims the product makes women healthy and babyful and cites multiple households where children followed improved health.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Omaha
Tyas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB
W. Huughes
Majestic Apts
Neb
Lyn Puskham
Olive Tablets Ad Claim for Bright Complexion Routine
An old time advertisement promotes Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute by Dr. Edwards. It claims color improvement, appetite boost, and clear skin with no dangerous after effects, urging a daily dose with price points per box.
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Dr. Edwards
Miller's Antiseptic O41 Ad Claims Proven Pain Relief
Mrs. E M Montgomery of Route 1 Jackson Mississippi endorses Miller's Antiseptic O41. She reports relief from rheumatism neuralgia and joint pain after use and praises its quick results. The testimonial notes thousands of grateful users and urges households to buy the product with guarantees and varying bottle prices.
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E. M. Montgomery
Jackson
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Thomas Nawnay
Eye care advice from Dr. William Stanley Optometrist
A promotional note warns against buying glasses casually and urges visits to a licensed optometrist. It cautions against using others’ eyewear and warns that blue or colored tints can be harmful. The ad lists Dr. Wm. Stanley of the Option Shop in Corry, Pennsylvania, with contact details.
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Wm. Stanley
Building Corry
Aiza
German Staff in Petrograd
Washington reports confirm German elements in Petrograd align with central powers. With open German support and Austro Turkish posts, Russia may become an active ally of Germany, risking food oil and cotton stores reaching German lines and altering Eastern front dynamics.
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Washington
Jowine
Russia
Germany
Petasnens
Ruaala
Kerensky
Eigisis
Pels i Altel
Sonse
Fragmented World War II Era Notes and Advert Silhouette
Jumbled clipping mixes stray phrases about corn remedies and a drugstore price claim with scattered references to World War I era diplomacy and military events. It reads like a collage of ad copy, poetry snippets, and disjointed notices lacking a single coherent event.
Fragmented OCR: Names and places from a 1960s legal notice
Faint readable bits mention Corey Jerpln and Harsh Chestnut Br. references to Panny Feldig Hills Canes, Telinos, and Dean's Kidney. text appears as garbled ledger of entities and locations with no clear event or outcome.
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Kinney
Megleck
Corey Jerpln
Fayig
Firebox of Clinkers Warns Against Waste in the Body
A medical advisory warns that the body stores waste like clinkers in a firebox and that poor elimination leads to illness. It urges prompt treatment to purge waste, claiming a healthy body requires timely disposal of filth and warns against delaying until the fire goes out.
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Ngaly
Last Chance 1 se4 hearing Girgeane Mann and Purgeral Spot
The fragmentary text references a hearing involving Girgeane Mann and Purgeral Spot with an unclear context and missing details.
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Purgeral
Hunger Striking Women Released From District Jail
Washington reports twenty hunger striking members of the Woman's Party were released from the District Jail after sentences for protests at the White House were reduced to expire immediately. Nine remain jailed, with authorities hinting more releases possible. among freed were Alice Pant, national chairman, and Lucy, a former chairwoman, both previously imprisoned for picketing.
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Washington
Coluteibla
Miya Alice Pant
The
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White House
Miss Lucy
Remedy Value Mentioned Amid Confused Narrative
Fragmentary text references a remedy valued at 100 004 dollars and names several individuals and places in a garbled order. The piece reads like a jumbled legal or financial notice with scattered proper nouns, but the full context is unclear.
Uncertain party mood and contested prison releases
The text suggests a festive party atmosphere at headquarters and questions about why prisoners were released. It notes Judge Mullowney’s leniency and hints that higher authorities or administration orders may have influenced sentences, while some speculate leaders seek political gains.
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Mullowney
Monumental Work Offered At Low Prices In 1918
The Starr Granite and Marble Works of 140 Maple Ave Corry Pa advertises reduced rates for memorials as of April and May 1918. It urges immediate orders to secure the present favorable prices and ensure completion of memorials.
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Away
Starr Granite ‘and Marble Works
Maple Ave
Corry
Woman's Party Hangs Hunger Strike Signal for Wilson
Fragmentary notes indicate Jose and others hunger strike to pressure Rangor polit and demand immediate White House action. Aimed at delaying administration pending President Wilson's congressional address next week. Read Wright's ad for Saturday sale.
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Rangor
White House
Wilson
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