Relief for Neuralgia with Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills
Based on patient testimony from Erie Pennsylvania Mrs William Beckman reports intense neuralgia pain easing after using Miles Anti Pain Pills. The advertisement promises guaranteed first package benefit or money back and lists 25 cents for 25 doses from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
WM. Beckman
W. 4Th St. Erie
Bult
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Dr. Hoops Restorative Promoted for Stomach Heart Kidney Ailments
An ad claims stomach weakness links to nerves and heart and kidney problems. It asserts the Restorative targets failing nerve function and promises relief within 48 hours though not a cure, urging a two day test.
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Atao Troe
Kileeyes
Hoops
Hedgee Drag Uo
School start delayed due to repairs and health ad
Notices announce school will not begin Sept 21 because repairs delay the start. The item also promotes a kidney health remedy, claiming it relieves kidney and bladder trouble with a 30 day trial for $1.00 sold by Helig at Drug Co.
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Heligrs Drug Co
For Sale Farm and properties with various improvements
Multiple real estate listings describe a 00 acre farm near the courthouse with 4 acres and rural home, barn, and running water, plus a two story frame residence with two East Washington street lots. Also a two story brick business room at the northeast corner of the square. Additional items include a railroad schedule notice and assorted notices about medicines and local ads.
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Court House
Washington Street
Dr Suvet Rheumatic Remedy Gains Popularity
A dubious health ad touts Dr Suvep s Rheumatic Cure claiming rapid relief from rheumatism and a charismatic endorsement. It promotes a bottled elixir by Sultry Hedges Urug Co with flashy claims and broad defender praise aimed at readers seeking a quick cure.
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Suvep
Bever
Otter
Ohuvp
Urug Co
Money Speaks Louder Than Words In A Detroit Chronicle Quote
A brief clipped quote notes money talks louder than men and never acts foolishly, attributed to the Detroit Tribune. The line emphasizes money's decisive influence despite what individuals say or think.
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Detroit
Tritiune
Marrying Blindly: A Witty Note From Puck
The quip says it is fine to marry blindly if one can remain blind to faults. It explores clever irony about love and perception in marriage from Puck.
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Puck
Bifurcated Roles and Quixotic Remarks Across Posts
A fragmented column notes shifts in personal habits and self-portrayal with praise for new habits once deemed mere trinkets. It references campaign finance generosity and public applause, contrasting political fund-raising norms with affluence. An odd dispatch mentions a 126 year old Russian presented to the czar as a curiosity of longevity and calm amid unrest.
Women and Kidney Trouble Prominent in Public Notice
An old advertisement asserts kidney and bladder disease affect both women and men, claiming Swamp-Root cures with immediate effects. It promotes a sample bottle by mail from Dr. Kilmer and Company and touts testimonials from cured patients.
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Kilmer Poh
N. Y
Cleveland Leader Note on Mr McEnagg’s Erratic Return
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader references Young Mr McEnagg in a terrible jag and Anu returning with a stagger, hinting at a local disturbance or incident.
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Mr. MceNagg
Jagger
Anu
Clevaland
Inferred Mischief at Society Gathering
A fragmented society note mentions Mr Volgarheim at a ball and a guest with a hole in his pocket. The scene hints at subtle social shrewdness and gossip, with Morgensdorfer Blatter as a quoted source. An ad-like insert promotes Kodol for indigestion, noting its digestive-juice composition and quick relief, sold by Ledges Drug Co.
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Volgarheim
Josephine
Morgensdorfer
Seven Jakes Tint the Van in Plagiarized Heist Claim
A Plain Dealer report alleges a man named Sesoshrla copied a van theft scheme once valued by ancient Egyptians. The piece labels a single suspect and frames the incident as a modern replication of an older method.
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Nevelind Plain Dealer
Finicky Guest Early in Water Bar Exchange
A brief, humorous regional snippet shows a feisty guest and a caretaker exchange in a Philadelphia Ledger vignette about bathe habits and social norms.
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Pladelphia Ledger
DaWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills Promoted
Many people suffer from kidney and bladder troubles but DaWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills have reduced complaints. They are antiseptic and highly recommended for weak back and related pains. Sold by Heder Drug Co.
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DaWitt
Heder Urug
Odd language quip on jovial friends and sprees
A Denver News Times fragment quips on English quirks with a jab at a jovial friend going on a spree and the phrase it triggers. The note uses light tone to sketch a linguistic aside.
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Denver News- Times
A Willing Worker and a Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve
An ad praises DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve as the best remedy for sores and pains. It urges use of the original product by Hedges Vrug C, warning against imitations. The copy evokes a general endorsement of salves for healing needs.
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DeWitt
Hedges
Women join in on shopping talk in Denver News Times
A Denver News-Times quip notes men discuss shop talk while women relish joining the shopping chatter. The line captures playful social contrast in local discourse.
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Denver News-Times
Life Wisdom Too Late for Crying
A pithy line from the New York Sun contrasts delayed insight with a child’s growing lungs, suggesting wisdom arrives after innocence fades and the ability to express sorrow diminishes.
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New York Sun
Kodol Digestive Aid Sold By Hettges Drug Co
Kodol promises rapid relief by enabling the stomach to digest all food, strengthening the stomach for its normal function. The product digests every bite and makes the stomach ready to resume regular work. Sold here by Hettges Drug Co.
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Hettges Deug Co
Unidentified officers snub dance at Belle Ami event
A judge notes several army officers present at a Belle Ami gathering who did not invite him to dance, joking that they are used to the smell of powder.
Pink Pain Tablet Advertisement and Warnings
Fragmentary ad copy touts Pink Pain tablets for headache and female pain and suggests consulting a doctor or pharmacist. It mentions a company name Hedges Drug Co and uses unclear warnings and dosage hints.
Engineer's agony beyond wounds in wreck tale
A wounded engineer reflects on his fate after a Mentor wreck. He explains the perilous scale of moving a locomotive and insists the engineering life holds deeper pain than loss of limbs, fearing the whistle's mock salute and the heavy duty of guiding trains.
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Tzis
Black Tower
Niss
Mentor
Denny
Bils
B. R. Winslow
New York Tribune
A Good House Near Square Seeks Inquiry
A house described as well built with outbuildings and improvements sits two and a half blocks from the square. Inquiries are directed to UO Boord or Mont Boord for more details.
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Boord
Mont Boord
Zemo Promises Cure for Eczema Says Local Chemist Solved Skin Disease
A St Louis chemist reports a simple remedy named Zemo that he claims cures eczema and other skin diseases by destroying local germs. The formula combines active principles of vegetable drugs applied locally to stop itching and burn and to clear the skin. Hedges Drug Co endorses Zemo and backs its claimed effectiveness.
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St. Louis
Zemo
Haogers in Wit and Vaudeville Songwriter Tale
A fragment from the Baltimore American notes a vaudeville style exchange about a songwriter and a melodious lady who attracts a suitor until a cow causes a disruption, highlighting a humorous stage scenario and the effects of circumstances in performance.
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Baltimore American
Wood's Liver Medicine Claims Fast Malaria Relief
An advertisement touts Wood's Liver Medicine in liquid form as a treatment for malaria chills fever and liver ailments. It promises quick relief from biliousness sick headache and constipation and notes a 100 bottle contains 215 times the 50 cent size with first dose relief, sold by Hedges Drug Co.
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Wood
Hedges Drag Co
His Last Splurge in a Beefsteak Outing
An excerpt compares a hard man to spendthrift charity with a final act of extravagance. He reportedly spent his remaining fortune on a full size beefsteak at a restaurant, illustrating a stubborn heart and a rare softening for excess.
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Nestry
De Witte Lutthearly Risers Era Small Op Titus
A garbled OCR fragment recalls a names list and terms like BRU Ute Sold y Hedges og. The readable bits imply a brief item about local figures or listings but lack clear event or outcome. No coherent dates, places, or organizations are identifiable in the fragment.
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de Witte
Man Drowns After Boat Accident in Town
A man in town perished after a boat incident during a simmer evening event. He had led a group of about a dozen people on the boat trip when the accident occurred. Local authorities note the drowning occurred that night and identify the man as the organizer of the boat outing.
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Chicago Newa
Castoria Ad Jingle Echoes In Mirthful Historical Clip
Vintage ad text references Castoria with a playful rhythm about waiting and a curtain rising at eight. The fragment appears in a Milwaukee Sentinel clipping, noting the familiar slogan and imagery of the product.
No Prospects Sympathetic Exchange About Heaven
A short dialogue shows a child distressed by house chores and a mother consoling him. The boy questions dying and heaven while joking about a mansion, reflecting melancholy humor and domestic tension with a New York Life advertisement cue.
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New York
Pioneering Remedy Promises Relief at Low Price
An advertised patent remedy claims to ease pain from ulcers with a first application. It is sold by Hedges Drug Co for 30 cents.
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Hedges Drag Co
Hottest day noted with heat and tired crowds
On a blistering day observers report sweltering heat, with references to sweating, shade absence, and restless crowds. Despite the heat, people endure as sleigh bells and distant sounds hint at contrasting weather imagery. The text conveys discomfort and a quiet anticipation of relief.
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Ctia
Cottar
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