Silent horsemanship and a South African store tale
A fragment discusses well broken horses and the skill of quiet drivers, noting how a few words and calm signals yield speed without whip use. It cites a National Stockman quote on horse understanding and adds a tale of a Cape Colony store near Sundays River, where a high cure rate with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is reported.
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carfman
wade
blunt
National Stockman
Ray Villa
Sundays River
Cape Colony
South Africa
rene
Chamberlain
Tin Can Dairy Declared A Thing Of The Past
A fragmented excerpt appears to summarize a past era calling the Tin Can Daily Tea a relic. The garbled text references health myths, milk consumption, and education exercises, with scattered phrases about milk bottles, doctors, and learning activities amid an unclear narrative.
Old People Have Their Troubles Little in Beton Harbor
An elderly man in Michigan over eighty suffers indigestion and constipation. After trying many remedies, he began using Chamberlain Liver Tar tablets in August and felt much better. He reports improved appetite and vitality of stomach, liver, and bowels after three boxes. Also notes on voice and character work for actors stressing disguise of self for performance.
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Beton Harbor
vale
J. R. Byran
steel
Fragmented ad copy and quotes from a aged publication
A garbled assortment of product notes, medical claims, and literary quotations appears. It references lite bit cakes, trial offers, and a dubious almond derived peach claim, interspersed with aphorisms and stray quotes about health, dogs, and a Syracuse Herald remark.
Cribbage Tale Ties Mrs MeKinley to McKinley Trip
An OCR fragment recounts an incident during President McKinley’s western tour where Mrs MeKinley asks about cribbage and is invited to play by shipbuilder Mr Scutt. The exchange involves the president and party as they travel, with hints of social games and travel aboard a great vessel. The text shows garbled names and phrases but centers on a cribbage moment with McKinley present.
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McKinley
MeKinley
Scott
tun chosr Bru
Oregon
Mek wald
Beol
BAe
wag ag
McKinles pot
Sol
McKinle
Scutt
Wwe
bert
Stricken With Paralysis and Cure Claims
Henderson Grimett of this place is said to be partially paralyzed with limited use of an arm. His sister is under treatment by an eminent doctor for a long time without relief, though Chamberlain's Pain Balm is reported to have nearly cured after two bottles. The line notes several other cures with Thieliniment for rheumatism and neuralgic pains. A. Mahoney's House Furnisher announces a carload of furniture arriving next week with iron bedsteads, parlor and bed room sets, couches, lounges, and rockers.
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Henderson Grimett
Chamberlain
Geo
R. McDonald
Man
Logan county
W. Va
all drugeiste
arek atd. A. Mahoney's
Fragmented Passage From Unknown Scrolls And Odd Anecdotes
A garbled excerpt recounts a debate with Li Tfnng Chang and a coercive imperial command about promoting goods, with a tense confrontation at a gate. It shifts to a vivid, speculative account of northern Asian tribes and a ritual drum, then to an unrelated aside about astrology, manners, and a Boston Transcript joke. It ends with a note onJacque miner roses and gilded weights.
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aston
atl
Deming Mill and real estate sale notice
The Deming Milling Company property including buildings machinery and appliances will be offered at public sale by Receiver Seaman FinI. The tract, about three quarters of a section, begins at a specified meridian and runs to establish the corner. The sale covers mills and associated assets located in Luna County New Mexico. First publication 9-27. The Grand Army of the Republic reports election of T. J. Stewart as head for the coming year.
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Catal
eid
Janna
Deming Mit
cnmner
Lot & etior
Hive wong
La west
New Mexico
wigness SEAMAN FINI
Mining and Milling Co
His Life in Pieces and the Electric Helpers
Alfred Ber writes of Welfare Texas blaming biliousness and a lame back for weakness. He credits ElectricEL ters with restoring sleep, energy, and vigor, claiming renewed strength for tough work. The ad urges readers to try the product at drug stores.
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