Right Your Liver Pill Adventure
An old advertisement pitches a liver remedy claiming to ease dyspepsia indigestion and headaches. It promises a gentle reliable laxative effect for the whole family and urges keeping a box on hand. The text includes crude misspellings and states a price and ordering method from the office.
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Crese
President to Aid South Africa and Army Increase Mentioned
Fragmented text discusses British troubles in South Africa and a call for aid to the poor. Secretary Root states U S must raise army to 100000 for the Philippines, contrasting prior claims of quelling rebellion with a Democratic setback and shifting alliances. The passage reflects late 19th to early 20th century framing and political rhetoric.
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Root
War Department
Senate Committee
United States Army
Kerta Hola
Philippine Islands
Tavas
Cndl
Bryan
Mu'ly
Aguindido
Dawn of a new century predicted by antipodes
A Pearson’s Magazine note argues the new century begins at a specific globe line with antipodes first to see the sun. The imagined dawn travels across nations from Antipodes Island near New Zealand to Britain, America, and beyond in a rapid, sweeping time line.
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Pearson's Magazine
Antipodes
Antipodes Island
New Zealand
Bounty Ishine
Aimpet
Pitts
Sid
Gia
Moss
Wayne
York
Saul Ca
Crime Rampant Report From Early City Brief
A fragmented notice describes rising crime and infection concerns amid a tense urban scene. Officials and residents worry about a spike in incidents and the impact on daily life.
Cudahy safety plea cites need for Fort Wayne police increase
The article argues for expanding Fort Wayne's police force citing crimes and burglaries in the city. It criticizes current patrols, notes only 24 officers with six day and eighteen night, and urges support for more officers to protect residents and property.
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Hue Syvery
Helle
Fort Wayne
Scherer
Joint Note of the Powers to China 1900
The state department releases the English text of a joint note to China dated December 1, 1900. It recalls disturbances in 1900 May to August, attacks on foreign legations, the murder of Baron Von Ketteler, and the siege of Pekin, with foreign troops ending the siege. It notes killings of officials, boxers and troops, and mentions reprisals and Chinese assurances.
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China
Department of State
Washington
Pekin
Ghana
Ure
Baron von Katteler
Tsung li Yamen
Imperial
Tirs
Guinerlor
Japan
Eit
Fat and Lean Babies and Scott’s Emulsion Advice
A fragment discusses infant health, claiming fat babies are happier and safer with strong vitality, while lean babies have little reserve. It endorses Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver oil as a remedy to build strength, advising minimal use if babies are already healthy and plump.
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Scott
Editor Gard Sells His Interest in Daily Times
Editor Gard of the Daily Times, plaintiff in a case with Jibel and Wall, has sold his stake to partner W A Ragon and will pursue estate and street business in Sheridan. He plans to move early next year. Jack Tenney, involved in a prior altercation with Kane, was arrested by Officer Rohrer near Harr Som and Superior streets.
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Ges Int
Watter S. Gard
Daily Times
Ena Lar Low W. Wall
Rerin T Ge
W. A. Ragon
St Sheridan
Jack Tenney
Kane
Harr Som
Superior Streets
Oflicer Rohrer
Cleveland’s Call for Democratic Realignment Reviewed
A jumble of excerpts from political commentary on former President Cleveland and Democratic realignment. It discusses the party’s defeat, the 1872 Greely movement, northern versus southern support, and calls for a return to old principles to unite voters against the Republicans.
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York Herald
DeArmond
Democratic Party
Hilary A. Herbert
Pigent Cleveland
Greely
Cleveland
Ass. Schol
John DeWet Warner
Edgar M. Shepard
Howatt
Bayne
Par
Handkerchiefs and linen goods on display at low prices
A local shop offers a vast selection of handkerchiefs from 5¢ to $8.00 with many mid range prices, plus embroidered linen items and decorative art ware on the second floor. The store advertises dolls, toys, books, and a men’s furnishings department with night shirts and other items priced to attract buyers.
Oklahoma coroner’s jury clears Lulu Hendricks in Parker killing
Grant county Oklahoma coroner’s jury finds justification in the death of Clyde Parker at Lulu Hendricks’s dugout home. Parker, a local painter, allegedly threatened residents after entering the premises with a white handkerchief. Hendricks fired a single shot from a revolver at about 15 feet, prompting frightened children to cry for their mother.
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Wichita
Kan
Seckond
Grant County
Oklahoma
Clyde Parker
Ales
Lulu Hendricks
Clyde Packer
Parker
Christmas Advice Sparks Debate in Humorous Column
In a lighthearted column, Don weighs in on a cheeky dilemma about mistletoe and kissing. The quirky piece riffs on social rules, flirting norms, and playful tension, ending with a humorous spin on festive etiquette.
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