Nutritive Diet Themes Across Manpower and Modern Tools
A wide scan of dietary guidance emphasizes tailored eating for temperament and labor, urging greens, staples like potatoes and corn for workers, and richer proteins such as cheese and fish for less active lifestyles. It also notes a Brooklyn engineer’s sewing machine attachment for hands-free work and discusses simple protective health tips like cold-water throat treatments to guard against illness despite shifting weather.
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Sthp
Salt and Health Beliefs On Salt Usage
The piece debates salt necessity in the human diet, noting ordinary foods supply minerals and criticizing physicians who warn against salt. It argues salt use is habitual, long-term addicts could reform gradually, and cites hygienist concerns reported by the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Mincinnati Enquirer
Organic Disease Joke and Wartime Banter
A muddled OCR snippet features a doctor declaring no organic disease for Johnny, a New York Weekly joke about a pipe and mouth organ, and quips from a waiter and a Cuban about U S cash requests.
Beem Mentioned as Club Presidency Candidate
In a discussive note, Hicks reports that Hoggien has been mentioned in connection with the club presidency. Wicks confirms Savin’s remark that Moggien would be the last person anyone would expect to become president, Boston Transcript.
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Wad Beem
Hicks
Hoggien
Wicks
Savin
Moggien
Boston Transcript
Top Horsey Engaged to Il as the Bone Aid
A garbled text segment notes a named individual involved in a social or public matter with unclear details. The fragment mentions engagement terms and social reception, hinting at a local or social event but lacks clear facts, names, or places to confirm specifics.
Royal Incognito Traversing Europe in Public Life
A fragmentary 19th century account describes royalty traveling abroad under resumed names to avoid publicity. It notes Queen Victoria and Empresses using various titles, and recounts a day when royal carriage timings caused public consternation as observers awaited precise schedules.
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Victoria
Balmoral
Leopold
Belgium
Ravenstein
Prince of Wales
Earl of Chester
Maranesa Ie Villacosa
Victor Bonaparte
Montcallere
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Count Carneborg
Boy's Basay on Lynching in a Georgia Bor gned era
A quoted reminiscence condemns lynching as an evil practice of the day. The speaker notes lynching harms nature, people, and even those lynched, contrasting it with a desire for justice and a humane path. The fragment highlights moral outrage and social critique from a boy's perspective.
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Georgia
Bottle raised babies may harm teeth says dentist
A Washington Star article reports a well known dentist warning that rubber bottle nipples can injure infant teeth. He notes sulphur in hardening rubber may soften and loosen teeth, causing decay years earlier than normal. He suggests seeking substitutes for rubber nipples.
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Washington Star
Saig
Ag Gundt
Atii
Ape
Planet Vegeta Debates Shape and Climate from Observers
A string of opinions on Vegua or Venua, with Signor Schiaparelli and Percival Lowell arguing the planet keeps one sunlit face while others claim maps are flawed. Camille Flam marion contends observations are misled by atmospheric effects that hide the true surface.
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Vegua
Signor Schiaparel
Pereival Lowell
Council Proceedings in Eva Iowa January 1900
Council met in regular session with Mayor Mattoon presiding. Bills presented and approved by finance committee including work on roads and repairs. Ordinance on street grades referred to ordinance committee. Clermont road matter discussed with repealing ordinance 72 and land payment of 49.90 to Lahori. Committee authorized to buy a desk for 14.70. Meeting adjourned.
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Eva
Iowa
Seavien
Rottenll
Matloon
Schmid
Stoeler
Nicklaus
Capper
Knudting
Lohman
Jud Nichols
John Lehinen
Clermont Road
Lahori
L. Ainsworth
L. BR. Mattoo
Transfers in a tangle of names and parcels in Oelwein
A dense list of land transfers, mortgages and owner changes across multiple parcels around Oelwein including individuals such as John Thompson, Hermence, Burrells, Shae, Becker, CJ Bird, Gus Henderson, John Fortech, Wm Bentley, John Galvin, Fred Engel, and many others. The entry weaves property deeds, assignments, and relationships, with many awkward OCR fragments and date-like tokens. reads as a catalog of property and loan transfers rather than a narrative.
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Jonnie Miller
John Thompson
Nts
Martins
Oelwein
EA Hermence
Pleggenkuhle Lund
Burrells
Hawkeye
C.c
Shae
Guaranty Law and Loan Assn
Becker & Kuneys
Abington
Schrvine
CJ Bird
Reese
Danks
Andrew Nottnagel
Nsw
Bae
Gus Qenderson
Christian Mier
J Schlighte
B Schlichte
Blanding
John Fortech
Bentley
Dendanees Saloma Holder
Louis Holder
MOG Loom
Gilliand
Moore
John Galvin
Galvine
Bekkchnar Et al
Fred Engel
EA Rathbun
James
C Rathbun
Rathbun
Chas
JA Bakeman
John H Miller
Eugene Cline
Millers Adil
Millers
Hough Patterson
Suraly i
Purbes
Kate Smith
Willaimica Suger
Mickney
Bene Bisher
Chas Fisher
Maynard
GO Mitur
Milley Ip
Hea Bik & Miiew
Add
Elrody
Eldorada
Thos Ginithet
Slayton
Smith Brosadd Owl
Wein Geers Eee Geogor el Enede
Thos Smith
D Day
It Alliell
P Blk
Odd Oelwein
Brandenburg
O Graham
J Flynn
Henry Smith
Reeves
Marriage Licenses and Chamberlain Cure Praise
Albert Doty and Effie Clivk, Wm Gardner and Alice Hastings receive marriage licenses. Pierson drug store manager Martin reports strong sales of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming quick relief from grippe symptoms as bottles move toward Long Street. Stoehr's Pharmacy sells the remedy locally.
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Licewses
Albert Doty
Effie Clivk
Wm Gardner
Alice Hastings
Chamberlain
Martin
Pierson Drug Store
Chicago
Calumet
Stoehr
Pharrh
Homeseekers Excursion Dates to Iowa Minnesota and More
The notice lists January 16 through April 17, 1900 excursion dates on the B., G., R. & N. line with Cedar Rapids offices. Round trip tickets cost a single fare plus $2.00 to all points north of Shell Rock Abbott Crossing and Waverly, valid 20 days. Also offers rates to many northern western and southern cities. see agent for details.
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Vis B
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Shell Rock
Abbott Crossing
Waverly
C RR & N
G. Farmer
A.G.P
T. A
Cedar Rapids
Tallest eucalyptus amygdaliva tree measured near 471 feet
The article notes that in New South Wales Victoria and Tasmania a gum tree species named eucalyptus amygdaliva may reach the tallest trees. The tallest measured specimen stands at 471 feet with a prostrate example at 420 feet, detailing trunk diameters and distant branches while praising the wood quality and rapid growth. It also includes a warning about worry and its possible link to death via brain cell damage.
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New South Wales
Victoria
Tasmania
F. von Mueller
Memories of Aaron Burr and Lafayette in Albany in 1820s
North Hannibal resident Bury D M Bradt recalls meeting Aaron Burr in Albany around 1822 or 1823. He notes Burr traveled with two young ladies and a companion, earned fortunes for them, and spoke of skating on ice. Bradt also describes Lafayette visiting Albany thrice and dining in the Capitol, where he served as door keeper during visits.
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Bury
Lafayette D. M. Bradt
North Hannibal
Family Herald and Weekly Star
Aaron Burr
Albany
Marquis de Lafayette
Capitol Hall
Capitol
Uncle Silas Surges Downward in Boston Elevator
A refined elder from a small township visits Boston. On a tall building a younger relative guides him into an elevator. As they descend the elder clings in fear, confessing he left his stomach up on the top floor after the swift descent. This humorous anecdote highlights urban scenery and a memorable reaction.
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Boston
George
Uncle Silas
Favorite Post Gaylord Poet Question Prompts Mail Persona
Roaton Transcript records a playful exchange about poets. Domber claims he never delivers poems in person, sending them by mail with a return stamp. The quip highlights a habit of mailed poetry and a humorous edge in local discourse.
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Gaylord
Domber
Roaton
Asylums for the homeless aid paupers in city network
The city operates fourteen shelters for the homeless with two night lodging sites. Last year these facilities housed 14 087 people including 15 557 women and 3 608 children. Lodgers included professionals and students, with 130 actors and singers, 30 musicians and 4 teachers among them.
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Hemel
Paris
Aes Proteenory
Ted Champion and Lady Florence Dixie Football Leaders
The text notes Ted Champion as a football figure and highlights Lady Florence Dixie as president of the British Ladies' Football Association, recognizing her as a native and energetic figure of the United Kingdom and a sister of the mariner Queensbire, reflecting numerous occupations and distinctions.
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Ted
Florence Dixie
British Ladies’ Football Association
Ae de
Walted
Egg Service at St. Jones Church Aids the Sick
Os Egg Yorvius reports a new egg service at St. Jones church in Bivesthes where a poor congregation was asked to bring eggs for the sick and convalescent. Over 6,000 eggs arrived including contributions from the Duchess of York Duchess of Fife and Princess Christian. Four thousand seventy two eggs were stacked to the chancel and later repacked for medical charities.
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St. Jone's Church
Bivesthes
Medical Charities
Lloyd’s Weekly
Robert Evans Merchant Tailor in Elgin Iowa Ad
Robert Evans merchant tailor offers fine custom suits built to latest approved styles at reasonable charges. All orders filled on short notice. Repairs and pressing promptly and neatly done. Complete line of samples. Satisfaction guaranteed. First door East of Bank, Elgin Iowa.
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Elgin
Iowa
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