Dr Williams Pink Pills touted as nerve tonic cure
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a nerve tonic that purifies impure blood and supports nerves. It cites Mrs Bradley of Rochester N Y who recovered after nervous shock and prolonged illness, noting improved sleep appetite and back pain relief after using the pills. The copy lists uses for rheumatism after effects of grip and neuralgia and notes availability from druggists or mail order from Schenectady.
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Williams
B. C. Bradley
Parsells Avenue
Rochester N.Y
Miss Clara Nelson Attends Kalamazoo Nuptials
Miss Clara Nelson will travel to Kalamazoo tomorrow for the marriage of her nephew Clark Guilfrey to Miss Hazel Clark. Clark is a high school teacher in Kalamazoo.
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Clara Nelson
Kalamazoo
Clark Guilfrey
Hazel
Clark
Prison Run by Bankers to End at Fort Leavenworth
A Fort Leavenworth telegram states after July 1 the U.S. prison will stop being called the prison run by bankers. Former bankers now in clerical posts will shift to prison work to prevent access to secrets. Notable ex-bankers include Justus Brodrick and Walter Brown, with others in the yard and brick yard roles.
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Ft. Leavenworth
Kas
United States
Leavenworth
Department of Justice
R W. McClaughry
Frank G. Bigelow
Milwaukee Bank
Bigelow
Elkhart
Justus.Brodrick
Hikhart
Ind
Walter’ Brown
Wilson
Collins
Brodrick
Brown
Fragmented OCR Crime Note Mentions Injuries and Location
The readable fragments describe a seizure and injury incident involving Samuel Nugbaum with dizziness and rib fractures. The text references a corner at Marion and Gesree streets and mentions an hour halt and street perforation. The overall meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Samuel
Gesree
Attempted death thwarted at Yeager home
Domestic turmoil at the Yeager residence drew police attention over the past two years. Mrs Renner attempted suicide by drinking creosote but was stopped by her husband who wrested the bottle. She had planned self destruction but was prevented before an amount caused serious effects.
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Fourth’ Street
Nusbaum
YepTa
Lawrence I Nusbaum
The
Postotlee
Jeaves
Walter
Elie Nusbaum
Nushaiiny
Wuhart
Pratt Ears Riage
Charles
Helman
Crawford Street
Jeteide Veen
Charles Benauers
Charleéa
Benner
Hartson ’ Street
Farmer Kornkob Claims Versed In Rumantics
A brief Wisconsin clipping notes Farmer Kornkob boasting he knows four different rumanacs by heart and dismissing a neighbor as merely intellectual. The Milwaukee Sentinel quotes the exchange as a humorous aside about farming wit.
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Rornkob
Her' Inaband
Seréech
Kornkob
Milwaukee’ Sentinel
Need for Speed in Tobacco Sketches
A terse caption notes a character named Little Stim-They sneaks weed and urges hurry in a comedic sketch excerpt. The piece hinges on quick action and a puff scene, with playful dialect signaling mischief.
Seemed to Prove It. The dappled girlie questions bliss
A fragmentary verse scene shows a dappled creature asking if ignorance can be bliss and the girl replies with a scornful glance insisting happiness is possible.
Chicago Journal fragment hints at a dramatic exchange
Fragment from the Chicago Journal presents a clipped dialogue with archaic spellings and broken punctuation. The lines imply a charged farewell scene between a master and a dependent figure, suggesting looming departure or tension without clear context.
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Chicago Journal
Train Holdups Saunter Through Stated Traveler Tales
A fragmented clipping recounts urban legends of train holdups and travelers’ odd encounters. The text references a Porter and an old traveler with cryptic dialogue, set against a Milwaukee Sentinel backdrop.
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Milwaukee
New Idea Prompts Baltimore Society Interest
A fragment suggests a fresh notion circulating among Baltimore social circles as residents discuss an upcoming event or trend. Details remain unclear in the cut text.
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Baltimore
Trade of Uschak Wool Market and Persian Carpet Traditions
The Uschak bazar holds weekly sales from dawn to sunset where caravans arrive by buffaloes camels and donkeys. Over 3 000 female weavers work on carpets often family operated with some girls earning six to seven cents daily. Carpets are packed in 280 pound bales covered with boat skins and transported overland to Smyrna where they are spread beaten broomed and repacked weighing 500 to 600 pounds for export.
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Bisdre
Uschak
Aschak
Smyrna
Artificial Pearls Inspire a Century of Deception
In a Times Democrat tale, Moise Jaquin of the seventeenth century sought a pearly sheen by scraping fish scales into a fluid that coated glass beads to mimic real pearls. He reportedly spent years and millions perfecting the method, yielding a rich, lustrous finish once the fluid, oil-like, painted over beads.
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A&a
Beadmaker
Moise Jaquin
Alournus
Jaquin
Io Times Democrat
Middleton Couple Voyage to Bull Lake for Four Weeks
Mr and Mrs Fred Middleton have gone to Bull Lake Michigan for a four weeks outing. The couple plans a quiet retreat and will return home after the stay.
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Fred. Middleton
Bull Lake, Mich
Fragmentary Quote Triggers Curiosity About Wealth
A clipped line references wealth and a richer Tao, leaving readers guessing at the source and context. The fragment hints at a discussion on value while offering no clear names, dates, or events.
Goshen fragment hints at names in a historical note
Fragmentary OCR shows partial names James John and others, with unclear context or surrounding text making details uncertain. The readable bits suggest a listing or note from a Goshen area source but lack full sentences or actions.
You Were Marrying Dear Lene Says Standing Moment
Fragmentary line shows a personal vow or remark about marriage directed at Lene. The snippet hints at an intimate exchange and a notable emotional moment within a larger context. No clear event or date is established from the text.
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Lene
Fragmentary OCR Note on Mr. Ritchie Interests
Fragment of a reading noting Mr Ritchie and Mr Ri with unclear context. The text shows misplaced quotation marks and incomplete phrases making precise details difficult to determine. No clear event date or outcome is evident from the readable portion.
Truth from County Farm Woman May Shatter Thaw White Case
Mrs May Wyant a former wealthy New Yorker writes to the Truth from Elkhart County Farm detailing a 1904 Floradora chorus girl account of Stanford White threatening Harry Thaw and Evelyn Nesbit. She claims the tale could influence Thaw case counsel while noting her own finances, health, and desire for oranges and aid.
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Elkhart
New York
Wyant
Stanford White
Harry Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
White
Madison Square Garden
Thaw
Miss Nesbit
Yant
Three Rivers
Mich
Bristol
West
Chicago
Three ‘Rivers
Elkhart Saint ‘Infirmary
Géraldine
Europe
Forodora
Madison Square Theater
Ita
Charley” Melville
Dramatic Advance
Aliston Brown
Broadway
Floradora
Harry
Ghoutg
Stanford
Geraldine
Mr. White
Bowman
John Heitman
Jamies Semnedy
Jerome
Abe Himmel
Fivelyn
Evelyn
Abe Smmmiel
Hummel
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Ottawa
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Rogers
Indianapolis
United States Prison
Bankers
Brown, Brodrick and
Gil
Lins
Tao
James
John
Ridue
Ritchie
API Eik Bae
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May Wyant
Tasarr
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