San Cura Ointment Ad Promises Quick Healings
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a powerful antiseptic that extracts poison from running sores and quickly heals. It claims guaranteed refunds if not effective, cites testimonials from B D. Dilton of Titusville and N F Ames Co, and promotes San Cura Soap as a soothing antiseptic to treat skin conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wny
Thompson Medienl Co
N. F. Ames & Co
Thomas Downey
B.D. Dilton
Titusville
Mall
N. F. Ames , Co
Thomas
Brother's Joke Prize Pig Dominate New York Political Nonsense
Fragmented item reports a prize pig exhibit titled Prince Molgou Fouki at a Virginia fair and a bizarre political snippet about Senator J Mayhew Wainwright of Rye being renominated by Westchester Republicans. The text blends odd wordplay with fleeting notes on Assemblyman Frank M Young of Oswego.
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Dok Govrouki
Ruchond
Avi
Atrone Chaloner
Bob
Wow Yur
Molgou
Pebleman
bin Cayatieri
Parker
Nana Bt
Russia
Wainwright
N.Y
Westchester
J. Mayhew Wainwright
Rye
Frank M. Young
Os Wining
Beast
Walwright
A Clean Face How's Yours
An advertisement touts Manoline antiseptic for clean skin free of dirt and pimples. It claims to prevent contamination while using the tube and promises value at 25 cents compared to higher costs.
Druggist Thos Downey of Corry Pa Featured
A Corry Pennsylvania druggist, Thos Downey, appears in the notice. Details are limited to his profession and locale with a brief self reference.
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Thos. Downey
Corry, Pa
Burkhardt's Art Shop Ad Prompting Refund Policy
An old style ad fragment states Try the ome Tuner and if the work is not satisfactory money refunded. It mentions Burkhardt's Art Shop at 128 N and provides a phone reference 210. The text is incomplete but indicates a customer service guarantee and contact details for the shop.
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Burkhardt
Fresh Air and Animal Rest in Stables
A historical note discusses methods of fresh air intake for animal housing and the need for proper ventilation. It stresses that walls and openings must allow healthful air exchange, warning that poor air leads to discomfort and weakened animals, urging a balance of light and airflow where windows are limited.
Cement for Stable Floors and Durable Construction
Fragmented text describes cement for stable floors and durable surfaces, mentioning improved durability, stability, and potential benefits to plant growth and income. Includes garbled names and numbers, references to pigs, houses, and feed, with many unclear phrases and errors.
Feedine Lambs Report Shows Profit From Pasture Grazing
Farmers note a system of feeding lambs at the United States Department of Agriculture facility along Avenue. Lambs grazed in a park with cottonseed rations for ten weeks and gained about 24 pounds per head weekly. Cost of feed averaged around 12 pounds per head per week and pasture provided steady gains.
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United States
Agbeuk
Mrs Pinkham Advice Offer Attracts Women Seek Help
A Lettered appeal shows Mrs. Pinkham offering confidential guidance to women with female weaknesses. It emphasizes a woman speaking to a woman, avoiding physician exams, and notes the firm’s strict privacy and consent rules. The text also mentions Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Mass and the background of the Pinkham lineage.
Untitled Fragment On Women Labor And Social Role
Fragmentary piece discusses women and work in a traditional society. It describes expected duties of women, social constraints, courtship, and women’s influence on men. The tone suggests observers explain gender norms and the consequences of social practices on daily life.
Bronchial Remedies and School Board Discharges
Fractured OCR details a dubious bronchial treatment named Catarrhinzone and related remedies priced at $1.00, advertised by Thomas Mowney of Pottsville. The piece also notes a Pottsville court discharge of several Neewaghan town school staff and a closedown of schools while new directories were appointed.
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Pottsville
Neewaghan Tawnain
Dlyunney
Unclear note on Work and Freedoms in the Hive
Fragmentary text references a percentage of persons and work with flying gying and the Hive. The readable portion suggests a discussion of workers in a community or colony and a slogan-like call for freedom to work, but lacks coherent details, names, places, or dates.
Millet as Horse Feed in North Dakota Debate
A fragmented report argues millet cannot be a sole horse feed in North Dakota, noting it should be used with other forage and cut at the proper time to be effective. The text references various unclear names and terms, but centers on millet’s suitability as part of a balanced ration for horses.
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Hk Sauniy
Lois Jew
Riley
Otter
Willy
Ares
North Dakota
Tavis
Pulte Bred Stock and Stable Care Notes
A fragmented listing on stock breeding discusses costs and handling of pure bred stock. Mentions a price comparison for good stock and notes a mare named Good Mother and a reference to a stable care routine including whitewashing and stall maintenance.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
An elderly Corry resident praises Doan's Kidney Pills after suffering kidney trouble and back pain. She recalls acute tumonos and mobility challenges before using the product bought at N. Anos & Co. Drug Store, reporting relief and a high opinion of Doan's. The ad urges purchase from dealers at 50 cents.
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Corry
Hatoh
Main Brrett
Pasaya
Iel
Doni
Frionda
Anos & Co. Drug Store
Doan
Boster-Milburn
Decorations For May Party Rethought In Flavored Garbs
A fragment discusses decorating ideas for a May event focusing on flat decorations and color patches. It references a Maven at Havens and a committee, along with decorative items like flowers, hats, and oblong shapes. The text shows design comparisons and an emphasis on covering items for a neat appearance.
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Gabon
Haven
Evit and Emaent Keep Supposed Pet in Trouble
A garbled dialogue depicts a bruised horse owner and handlers discussing temper and behavior. The fragment mentions a horse named Evit or Emaent and a rider, with remarks about a kick and attempts to control the animal. Transcription errors obscure specifics, but the tone suggests a rural horse training scene and a minor incident.
Rain Prayers In York County Urged Amid Drought
Amid scarce streams and livestock concerns farmers and townsfolk attend multiple church services requesting divine rain. Ministers and laypeople urge community prayer as water shortages affect boroughs and welfare programs strain supplies.
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York
Avioh Up to Date Mixes Fire Comedy in Troy Standard
A chaotic scene described in the Troy Standard portrays a crowd reacting as a well known Lutiorist delivers jokes amid a burning bundle. The fire disrupts the event while officials respond with firm refusals to salvage the moment.
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Lutiorist
Troy
Fragmented OCR notes on names and events
Fragmentary text mentions names like Berke Winat and Alig Ann and phrases about divorces and authority. The garbled lines lack coherent events, dates, or places to form a clear report. No verifiable facts beyond scattered names appear.
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Ann Wonlig
Berke Winat
Euulich
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Clara Pettengill
Jung
Wall
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Erie Railroad
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Arizona
New Oe
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
D.S. Rowe
A.C. Hilton
Egscager Department
Downey
Otley
Thomas Mowney
Kor
Mark
Mairi
Neca
Corey
Korg
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Sandy
Alig
Aviv Jr
Case
Akduye Irs
Neabon
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