Nyal’s Nutritive Hypophosphites advertised cure
An ad targets workers and students noting nervous exhaustion as a modern American ailment from overwork and stress. It promotes Nyal’s Nutritive Hypophosphites as the best nerve and brain food, promising restored health. The ad lists multiple local distributors and pricing with a large bottle priced at $1 and urges purchase through pharmacists and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyal
Herve and Bain
Hottie
A. Clapsattle
Boosey
Brimory
E. Crelahton
H. Albersmeyer
Ziamerdan
Broadway
Gafey Berr and Weyne
Maumee Avesdo
Wem & An
HOHAM
Wells St
South Bend Eyes Opening Game Amid Efforts to Boost Season
Local discussion centers on allowing factory workers to attend the season opener as South Bend aims to revive standings. Similar plans spread to Central cities including Zanesville as backfield organizers push for a grand opening. Bert Annis of the South Bend bell club receives praise for efforts to field a winning team this season. YWCA lecture course ad notes Gamble Concert at Wayne Street church Friday with tickets set at 50 cents adults and 25 cents children.
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South Fend
South
South Jed
Jesse
Zanesville
Booth Bend
Efnstre
Grantland
Bert Annis
South Bend
Deaarve” Minelt
Gamble
Wayne St
E. Church
Big Stick for Castro Echoes Through Venezuela Crisis
A heavily garbled 1800s era text references U.S. policy toward Castro, Venezuela and Secretary Root. It hints at tensions with a Venezuelan regime and debates over military or diplomatic responses, mentioning congress, state department officials, and potential actions amid unrest and external pressure.
Bills to Reinstate Negro Soldiers Defeated in Congress
Fragmented report describes defeated bills to reinstate Negro soldiers. The text shows garbled phrases and mentions Allied forces, a majority vote, and a potential vote on whether both bills will be reported. The readable facts indicate measures failing to restore former soldiers prior to a decision in Washington.
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Washengton
Bovarevilhy
Yildeyy
Tle Ettyey
Mavarraly
Lagor Measures Before Senate In White House Accord
Vice President PakhanitsOday presented a set of measures before the Senate, including a call for early arbitration and new railway safety requirements. The proposals from thirty committees cover locomotive automatic warning devices and compulsory arbitration in disputes tied to transport and labor.
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Washington
Pakhanits
Acon
Elf
Moomolve Firamen
Hems penWoy
Connie Warriers
Noul
Regalatons
Wrovking
Nationals win at the Brunswick in league play
The Nationals defeated the Brunswick team with key performances from Reynolds for the Hatlons and Wagnas bowled by King, as the series moved forward. Tuttle contributed for the Wagnas while averages and scores highlighted the match, with detailed scores mentioning 208 high and 23 average in the described innings.
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Deague
Elise Lau
A. Tuttle
Jocut Watt
McGann Trade Sends Giants Star to Boston Orbit
A garbled trade note references Dan McGann moving to Boston and Tenner involved in a New York to Boston exchange. The details are unclear, but the report highlights a Giants–New York connection and a surprise rider on the deal with mentions of New York and Boston factions and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McGenn
Fre Tenner
New York
Boston
New York Giants
Rideranle
McGann
Estan Sen
Gon Agome
Now
Xorriain Tawa
Nelson and Attell Draw In Bloodied Lightweight Bout
Nelson and Attell fought a brisk twelve round draw with heavy trading and blood stains. Nelson pressed the pace, while Attell used elusive defense and counterattacks revealing their evenly matched power. By late rounds both men were marked and dissatisfied with the verdict as betting at ringside favored Nelson by ten to seven though the decision stood as a draw.
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Lan Francisco
Geainst Tim
Abe Attell
Charayton
America
Netann
Chicago
T Nelson
Attell
Nelson
Rand
Welsom
Aitell
Atle
Alberts Alberts Signs Contract and New Players Arrive
Charlie Alberts, holdout pitcher, signs to join the squad amid a flurry of moves. Phil Nadeau arrives after being purchased from Montgomery, expected to bolster the lineup alongside Pepper Clark and King Welly. Manager Hendricks approves the release of Alberts to Lack for other clubs, while Alword is released to Toledo after showing potential but not securing a spot.
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Ed Alword
Phil Nadeau
Star Outlighter
Memeyer
Army
Albarks Triad 1
Hingery Jens
Hendricks
Charlie
Alberts
Crelone
Springfield
Charle
Zanesville
League Parr
Gutfluider
Nedeny
Yeeson
Lglts
Southern Ieagie
Montgomery
Hs Purchner
Borides
Nadean
King Welly
Penner
Clarke
Aelion
Ted
Alvord
Mmecif
Alword
Larsen
Toledo
Fragmentary political note on county options and party line
Fragmented OCR text references option by county, congressional party topics, and security laws. Hard to parse, but hints at party lines and legal or procedural debates without clear names or dates. The readable portion mentions a convention, a party, and a current law context. no distinct persons or organizations can be confidently identified.
Candidacy exhibition at Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis
Report describes a lively gathering at the Claypool Hotel where candidates for governor and other statewide offices mingled with delegates. Enthusiastic crowds, badge swapping, and speeches by hopefuls highlighted the Republican state convention build up. The piece notes endorsements, headquarters activities, and the optimistic mood among contenders for various posts.
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Indianapolis
Claypool
Cliner
Wishive
Milithery
Geiot
Anit
Saand P
C. W. Miller
Toons
Colaré
James Jr. Watson
W. la Taxdor
Taylor
Alexander
Statisticlaw
Huntington Ladies
Arerak
Grant County
Alexnder
Leeder
Quertet
Alexander Soion
Ang
Oélock
Smiral Evans to go ashore today in wild fan scene
Indianapolis report describes Smiral Evans drawing hundreds of fans as he prepares to depart. Fans line streets at the waterfront, with sunlit encouragement and anxious anticipation for a notable arrival under tense circumstances.
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Smiral Evans
How The Race Looks What Candidates Say
Indianapolis March 30 candidates shook hands and welcomed supporters to their quarters where friendly crowds prevailed. Watson and labor factions clashed outside. Miller and other allies predicted ballots and alignments as factions eyed early versus later balloting. governors Miller Taylor and others voiced hopeful, steady positions amid a contested race.
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Indianapolis
Uckelven
Watson
Hugh Miller
Hugh
Taylor
Publicant Ag
Harry S. New
Bogkwaiter
Oliver P. Engley
John C. Ruekelshaus
Bullad
Analysis of scattered business names and addresses in Indiana region
A garbled list of firms, addresses, and locations across Indiana towns such as Fort Wayne, Madison, Bloomington, and Wabash. The OCR reads like a directory snippet with sales houses and entities including Keller Go, Qibbing & Co, Angats Vinup, De Pao l Com & Son, and various city names. no clear event or narrative emerges.
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Feta Son
Angats- Vinup
Autor
Nedford, Co
Bloomington
Lyte & Wilkinson
Ainell
W. R. Holler
Brawerstawe
Wheeler
Cambridge
J. ‘Cleat
Cotchella
Kharelaan Brie
Cayuga
Wisma & Fateh
Clinton
W.otl Keller Go. Cordon
McChamrack’ & Son
Crawlee Fisher & Farris
Cynthians
T. Ariscoe &Co
Politician Views on Public Utilities and State Control
Congressman James E. Watson of Rushville backs the rail road commission, expanding its powers as needed, while opposing new state public utility controls. In Indianapolis Watson's headquarters will distribute 26,000 American beauty roses to supporters on Wednesday.
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Emmett FF Branch
Martingvilla
Fremont Goodwine
Williamsport
Lickel
Pop
Beinz
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lawrences McTurnan
Anderson
James
Tomlin
Shelbyville
G. Bauman
Mt Vernon
Tor
Creatian Sy & Public Utilities Commission
Railroad
New Castle
Inn
James E. Watson
Rushville
Tadianapolis
Local Ladies Auxiliary Hoop Bout Scores 25 to 1
The Ladies auxiliary and the junior team of the company played a strenuous game at the armory. Indies led early, finishing with a final score of 25 to 1 in favor of the Indies.
Zanesville Club Chooses Infants as League Name
The Zanesville business group held a meeting to select a club name. After discussion and no dissent, the name Infants was introduced, faced debate, and cleared with unanimous approval. A second option Anatodtag was also mentioned.
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Zancev de Bagel Company
New Display of Premiums at Globe Art Store
Call and see our new display of premiums. From a thimble for ten wrapper or trade marks to a quid watch for 1000 wrappers. We redeem all soap wrappers and rubs. More trade marks, seller and frame pictures at Globe Art Store 16 Arcade Bid Want ads in the Journal Gazette.
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Learut Park
York
Ratunday Iiternoan
Avery
Isdianapolis
Maren
Armen Danes Carnell
Journal-Gazette
Globe Art Stor
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Esiward Miller, Jr
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