Nervous Disorders Ad Cure Pills Ad Claims Relief
An advertisement describes severe neural pain and numbness, with a testimonial of relief after using Williams Pink Pills. It endorses the product's effectiveness for nerve ailments and claims a continued absence of symptoms for four years. The copy urges purchase from druggists or by mail from Williams Medicine Company with pricing details and a free booklet upon request.
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van Ip
Williams
Aix
Willams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
Fragmented Interoffice Exchange Sparks Confusion
A garbled dialogue shows a rushed office scene with a bickering coworker, a frustrated boss, and a tepid kitchen remark. The fragment mentions a broken scamp, cigarette levels, and comments about steak being overcooked, with names like Verena and Mrs Thighmug appearing oddly.
Labor Unions Grow as Strikes and Wages Rise
The article reports labor groups adding unions, wage raises for May 1, and strike benefits totaling 143 thousand dollars. It notes Sacramento agreement to resume work, new organizing in Britain and Sweden, and efforts to limit worker hours and enforce wage laws, with emphasis on women workers and factory conditions.
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Labor “Organizations of America
Sacramento
Cal
Glags
Talons
The
International
Associatts of Machinist
Sweden
Hugland Rog
Medical ad promotes alcohol free tonics and glycerine solution
A promotional block from Buffalo New York markets tonics claiming pure blood and digestion benefits. It touts alcohol free ingredients like simple glycerine and promises a paper bound sample for two cents or bound edition for stamps. It cites Common Sense as a medical paper and urges readers to request advertisements.
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N.Y
Plarce
Jerco
Adi Pierce Ag
Early dentistry milestones and 19th century schools
The fragment outlines the history of dentistry from ancient crude wax models to early artificial teeth, noting Galen's era, sixteenth century surgery, and the rise of formal training. It mentions a U S dental school erected at Biltmore in 1889, with 1845 and 1858 milestones in Philadelphia and nearby reforms.
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Hichinta
United States
Biltmore
Philadelphia
Bloated Deans Kidney Pillin Mia W Elizabeth Maxwell Story
A reader recounts long kidney trouble and bloating relieved by a patent remedy. The account mentions a Mrs Elizabeth Maxwell of Olympia and hints at a college flower tradition linked to President McKinley. Also described is salt used to suppress road dust as a new dust layer method by Rouen city surveyor M Trintaina.
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Deans
Wizabeth Maxwell
West
Pourth
St. Olympia
Wash
MroMtaKinier
Olio
Qhle
Vlalts
McKinley
M. Trintaina
Rouen
Parta
The Doctor on The Proteinor Hog Discussion
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Doctor and Professor Hh discussing a hog described as very fat. Limited readable names and context prevent a clear event or date.
Lonely Little Boy Finds Quiet Comfort In Gray Woman
A lonely boy in sorrowing times sits apart on a gray street, seeking kindness. A gray woman helps, offering warmth and a sense of belonging as the boy shares his tale of loss and hope.
Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Remedies
Health warning against mercury containing catarrh treatments and internal tonics. Claims about Holle Catarrh Cord from B. S. Cheney Co. with no mercury and internal action. Promotes Till's Catarrh Core made in Toledo by F. J. Cheney Co. Includes testimonials and pricing notes.
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Cheney
Torpedo
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Chaney & Co
Pengulata
Million Ruble Literary Prize Set For St Petersburg
A 1,000,000 ruble prize for a history of Alexander I of Russia will be awarded in St Petersburg on December 1, 1925. Araktehelef, founder of Novgorod military colonies, left 60,000 gold rubles to fund the prize. The prize money is expected to rise to about 2,000,000 rubles by the time of the centenary or near Alexander I’s death. One fourth of the funds will cover publishing costs for the winning work.
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St Petersburg
Alexander 1
Rusela
Araktehelef
Novgorod
Alexander
Age of a Woman Fascination Debated by Artist and Author
A lively debate in Bremen Zeltuog features an artist arguing that a woman is most fascinating at twenty five to forty during the greatest life transition, while an author contends beauty peaks from thirty to forty. The discussion remains unsettled.
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Abe
Bremen
Never Tires Of the Food that Restores Health
A 4 Cole girl tells how grape nuts changed her two year battle with indigestion and inflammatory rheumatism. After trying many remedies, she began eating grape nuts with cream and quickly improved, gaining weight and strength. The ad promotes grape-nuts as a neutral, palatable food aiding digestion and blood building, urging regular use for robust health.
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Cole
Poston Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Reid
Wellylife
Pesruna as a tonic and catarrh remedy recited
The text extols Pesruna as both a general tonic and specific catarrh remedy. It emphasizes its action on mucous membranes and circulation, praising hydrastis canadensis, cube b s, copaiba, collins ionia canadensis, corydalis formosa, and cedron seed as components. It cites widespread testimonials and medical esteem to support its efficacy.
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Canadensis
Ita
Collinsonia
Formosa
Cure for Skin Disease With Cutieurn Remedies
A Burlington, North Carolina reader recounts a cousin in Rockingham County who suffered a birth to age six with a persistent skin disease. After trying many treatments, the Cutieurn Remedies were used and the child improved dramatically within two months. The witness states the child remained well for seventeen years with clear skin afterward. June 16, 1905.
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Rockingham County
W. P. Ingle
Burlington, N. GC
Allcock's Plastera Promoted as Safe and Effective
The text extols Allcock's Plastera as safe and reliable, claiming no deleterious drugs and scientific manufacturing. It emphasizes their targeted action to relieve pain and restore function, calling them original and genuine porous plasters and warning against imitators.
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Allcock
Diminetty Remembered One
A boarding house landlady questions Hulton Wratz about his work ethic, and he jokes he only recently escaped with a beefsteak he served last time. The excerpt blends humorous dialogue with scattered product mentions and brief local notes.
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Diminetty
Hulton Wratz
Reid
Chicago Cribune
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