Fragmented historical note on a niche topic in mixed language
A garbled OCR fragment lists various names and terms, mentioning a mention of Ti yen pil i speetuli and Cadia er Sere, with references to St. Nuelne de New Qavivns and Jen Mite of the Pantry. The text includes unclear phrases about hip shins and rivets and ends without a clear event or outcome.
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Cadia
Ein Vachish Palme
Wlisie Hoby Rivets
Elliot Wee Ops Ebedes Gilet
Uriens
Tire
St. Nuelne de New Qavivns
Weekly Health Talks By L Wo nOVER MD
Health advice column discusses planting onion and pansy seeds side by side for beauty and resilience. It mentions various remedies and references Dr Pierre’s formula, touting non alcohol and narcotic free components and a remedy line promoted from Buffalo, New York.
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Paul vi
Boe Levinnt
Wwe
Mapu
Ted Ache
Thas de Mercer
Amelia
Pierre
Pierow
Invalide
Buffalo
N. Y
Mysterious phrase heard near caves and stores
One day a speaker described a strange scene near a shop with several caves and a line of small figures. He explained quickly that the figures are what grows up in a cow, hinting at a local tradition or misheard term.
New War Peace Timetable As Secretary Heads Committee
Lansing forms a new committee with American Secretary of State as president to fix blame, apply penalties, and chart war reparations. French finance minister leads peace efforts while two vice presidents join. Proposals include universal military training and harsh penalties for violators amid global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesen
Recipe for Gray Hair Dye Promises Easy At-Home Mix
An advertisement describes Barbo Compound as a home hair dye kit. It claims the product can darken gray hair gradually without coloring the scalp, leaving hair soft and glossy. The box allegedly includes full instructions and glycerine, with a disclaimer of no responsibility for readers' thoughts.
Mild and Sure Remedy for Ills Headache and Biliousness
An old ad promotes NOS IVT PILLS as a mild safe cure for sick headache and biliousness, claiming quick action with no griping. It suggests a bottle costs a few cents and promises renewed vitality after a few nights use. It also mentions keeping bowels regular with Dr Morre’s Hivmasant Pellers and notes divided ownership.
Doctor Urged an Operation in Baltimore Woman Recovers
A Baltimore woman recounts suffering organic troubles and nervousness for nearly four years with monthly bed rest. After five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her health improved enough to avoid surgery and return to work. The leaflet urges others to try the remedy before operations and cites her testimony as proof.
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Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkham
Too Weak to Fight The Trouble in Michigan Past
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local or historical item referencing weakness to fight and a notable past event in Michigan involving someone or something called The Trouble. The readable bits lack clear persons, dates, or specifics to name entities or outcomes.
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