No More Spring Cleaning in Hoosier Households
A chaotic OCR fragment blends household orders with references to cleaning, food prep, and odd quotes. It mentions a new spring household work order, replacing wall repairs with seasonal chores, and includes scattered recipes for Emerald Salad and a berry beverage. The text also cites Detroit Cree Press and Washington Star excerpts about culinary tastes and personal notes.
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Uae
Spean
Peter
Hansewabes
Bunpa Ind
Ordes
Havana hotels and cafes and the town’s buzz
A garbled word soup of place names, venues, and people hints at Havana hotels and cafes amid a bustling town scene. The text strands mention streets, eateries, visitors, and local life, with scattered references to buses, boats, and Mrgpsom. The noisy OCR leaves readers guessing about exact events or dates.
Passing of the Sturgeon
Fragmentary report recalls a public court case over sturgeon rights and a remedy dispute. The old court ruled the sturgeon ceased special ground rights, threats noted, and fines remitted if the fish were kept inside a residence. The item blends with miscellaneous overheard dialogue and many nonessential fragments.
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Proms
Ryan
Pole Court
Rumor of Russell Sage Will for Charity Denied
The report claiming Russell Sage left a vast charitable will resurfaced in New York last week, but Sage declined to comment while Mrs. Bago dismissed the tale as baseless, stating there is absolutely no truth in the rumor.
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Russell Sage
Charity
Boba
Sage
Peter Cooper
George Peabody
New York
Myui
Amd
Famaly
Walter ‘Laft
Weisdom
Olen C Upene Td
President and People in Democratic Speech Echoes
The text appears to portray a public passion for democracy in a nation, with mentions of citizens, voters, and political figures. It references debates on leadership and a sense of national interest, noting ordinary people and a presidential presence shaping public discourse.
Fortunes of an Old Bill in Moab and a Bell
A rambling 19th century tale describes a mysterious old bell, its 24 foot height and 134 pound weight, claimed to have traveled from New York to a warehouse and later stored near a monument. Officials wonder about its dedication timing as Col Minehim and Col Symons near a 1840 transfer. The bell, made by Grenada Spain bellmaker Santiego Lopes, is praised for tone and quality though parts of its inscription remain unclear. The piece also mixes a satire about a Prodigal Son revival and a humorous aside about a glue factory train car stink and a passenger’s cork request.
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Alta
Washington
Collingham
New York
Col Minehim
Col Symons
Santiego Lopes
Grenada
Spain
Sineteenth
Lwin
Quartermaster's
Cleveland Man Mends Mower To Run Like New
A reader describes fixing a stubborn lawn mower with careful adjustments to restore its performance. The note emphasizes patience and practical tips for easy maintenance.
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Cleveland
For Sale and Wanted Notices in Local Ledger
Fragmentary classified items show sales offers and wanted notices. The text references a house sale, plant listings, a purse finder request, and various garbled entries including tool and hardware mentions, with contact hints and a reference to a local postal or office notice.
Public sale notice on West Street property bid
A damaged OCR item notes a sale action on West Street involving a property, with an asking price of 500 dollars and names including Dr J E Buyrrell and E Sovaret Bloch. The readable fragments indicate intentions to erect another house or modify the lot, but details are unclear.
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Elonae
West Street
J EB Buyrrell
E Sovaret Bloch
Blyiin Din
A Woman's Complexion Remedies Promoted by Beauty Doctors
An early 20th century advertisement argues against complexional folly and promotes Green's August Winwin as a liver tonic to purify blood, improve complexion, and cure related ailments. It touts a single bottle for ailments like dyspepsia and insomnia, listing trial and regular sizes and urging purchase at druggists.
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Green
August Winwin
Aurnes Flower
Coal and Hardware Phones Advertised For Seasonal Purchase
Fragments urge readers to buy hard coal and hardware supplies before June at Elyria outlets and local stores. The notice mentions Goats Co and Day's Hardware and hints at cheaper prices next winter, with references to greenhouses and stock.
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Elyria Duewber and Goat Co
Bardware
Ehud Conlia
Blyaia
Honest Letters Endorse Paine's Celery Compound by Respondents
A flood of testimonial letters extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for dyspepsia weak digestion and related ailments. Patients claim dramatic relief from stomach and liver issues, with grateful users from various walks of life describing hopeful recoveries and renewed well being after trying the remedy.
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Duttova
Phelps
Dartingarh College
Gael Serentish
Spapsn
Cronly
Lowe
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Elyria
the Reporter Pranting Co
EL Dishho
Baitor
Iatercuress and
The
Wurtel
Heopsholit & Genenne
Decurats
Dereteonel
Feali Punk
Detroit Cree Press
Menazon
Ic Close
Washington Star
Havana
Wisco
Opie
Grissis
John
President and People
Itizeg
Nalion
Cathole Veel
Democratic
Pune
Leomis Nelson
Levy
Ted
Peetis
Frere
Carty
Cate
Lea
Hls
Boston Transcript
Tain
John Y Houghton
Contacto
Bell
Chestraint Street
Weigel
Lorain
Loonhouges
Jidoh
Jd FL Redfern
Alia
Plese
Ria Perter
Tinridl Teaal
Diy
Vor Sale
West Side
Mlysiy
R. E. Wilson
Gates Ave
Waite
Paket
Pryce
Meyein& Gleim
Creverann
Sheripes Sale
Ceore
Connon
Barker Cimplete
Opec Bane
Motto
Barraya
Paine’s
Notre Dame
Ind
Mr. Summers
Elas Norsar
Turis
U.S. Aq
New Taven
Coma
Budweiser
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