Great Kidney Remedy Promoted By Police Chief
A dubious tonic named Swamp-Root is advertised as a cure for kidney and liver trouble. The ad claims endorsement by A R Reynolds, Chief of Police, Columbus, Ga, and urges readers to mail for a trial bottle. It lists a long stream of health complaints tied to kidney weakness and promises universal benefit.
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Journal-Giazette
May Nave
Br. Kelmer
Ewe Witne
Hyatth
Kilmer
Cargox
Pevsne Auieeseeen
Onyalebang de Otel Uriyate Practic
Clawfetn
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Tinea
Waelder Froukter
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Iver
Asay
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Mtaten
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Port
Wayne
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Anniek
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Broadway
Rochester
Warner
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Heatley
Lagat
Mir
Merray
Vanes
GOAL AND WOOD MEN KEPT BUSY
Winter fuel demand surged as coal and wood dealers delivered far more than usual. Orders overwhelmed suppliers amid record cold and heavy snowfall. Residents rushed to restock, telephoning dealers as bins froze and trains struggled to move supplies. City traction crews faced delays clearing tracks while residents endured severe cold and disrupted travel.
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Eulers
Diao
Velve Sarees And Foerkay Trade Discussed In Brief
The note mentions Velve sarees and a discussion involving Foerkay. Mertiimuetee Kido is noted, along with a hatber fig and Voller mesther. The text is fragmented and assigns potential trades and prices without clear context or outcomes.
Danville Polo Match Draws Large Crowd
Visitors witness a lively polo contest between Danville and Barville in windy conditions. The event draws crowds as players navigate the field with swift passes and steady horses, while media coverage notes a tense midgame stretch and a dramatic finish.
Loganport Beats Terre Haute in Early Match Ups
Loganport secured a win over Terre Haute as Murphy starred in goal and Gritiih pressed offensively. The third period saw Foster intruding with a goal and Garry notching four points as the ball moved through midfield. Kilgira and other players contributed in the rough action with inconsistent calls and disputed plays.
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Lie
Ruhiy Wiese
Lonigbe
Petre
Ole Aise
Murphy
Gritiih
Foster
Garry
Vanes Fens
SC Mendel
Kilgira
Ellen
Unclear sports item from fragmented OCR text
Fragmentary report describes a boxing style sequence with a winner over an opponent in a rising match. Names and exact events are garbled, making precise identification difficult. The piece references rounds, venue terms, and late action but lacks coherent specifics.
Kingmore Sold At Auction For A Good Price
The Daugherty sale features Kingmore and other performers selling for notable sums in Philadelphia. Bidders included Wiles and Wilkes, with prices around 880 dollars and other substantial bids for leading horses and brood mares. Local buyers from New York and Ontario attended, reflecting strong market interest.
Fragmented 19th Century Presbyterians Note Deep Divisions
A garbled account traces a Presbyterian controversy with references to churches across the United States. It mentions the Hym church leaders, a general association, and financial details including colored member contributions. The text notes 520 churches and 24 members in certain bodies, with figures like 11287 and 18440 appearing amid disrupted phrasing.
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Tte
Yahers
Phils Alelpia
Die Pyexbyteriai Eenanree
Presbyterian Eloireh
Princial Presbyterian
Shern Presbyterian
Maite Presbyterian Church
May Succeed Hanna as Senator from Ohio
A fragmented political notice discusses potential successors to Hanna in the Ohio Senate. It mentions Diettalies Tom Celanous and others, referencing vacancies and party roles amid unclear wording. The piece hints at a Republican context with Congressman Dicky and a secretary tied to party leadership.
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May
Hanna
Ohio
Clunere
Spain
Dea
Mani
Dicky
Font Centinuior
New Trial For Charles Dunn
A fragmented court document discusses a new trial for Charles Dunn. It outlines legal arguments, potential witnesses, and procedural steps while referencing prior rulings and ongoing court actions. The text highlights issues with admissibility, witness testimony, and anticipated courtroom debates as the case proceeds.
Noble County Farmer Has Close Gall
A Noble County farmer escaped serious injury after a close call at a bank while a sister of authority reported only slight injuries. George Eels was reportedly involved and will be taken to a readjustment ward after the incident yesterday.
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Noble County
Alelon
Eile
aouthHrity
Balye
Bowling results and high score at Mars Denner match
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a bowling event last evening at Crystal Maze and Library Brall howlins versus Crystal Mae bays with Wet pind on me feu The i Me oan seals compas. High score registered with Denner, Ist plus, and an average noted for Wy We bbehetha piaiss.
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Brall Howlins
Crystal Mae Bays
Mars
Ce 'Thieme
W. Suehel
Denner
Denner Satan
See the Dunlaps Hats and Styles on Display
Local advertisement proclaims new hat styles by Golgen the Hatter featuring Inia flat designs and fashionable headwear. Customers invited to view contemporary caps including Cor Cathiwa and Berry lines in a spring showcase.
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Golgen
Governor Herrick Out of It After Funeral Visit
A state political preview reports Governor Herrick appears unlikely to contest, with Looms as leading candidate and a conference planned after the funeral. The piece notes Democrats and Republicans weigh shifts, but Herrick retaining loyalty to the party may limit any challenge, while potential successors are discussed and debated.
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Ublimas Us
Gyrevner
Myron T. Hyerieke
Faye Mureas
United
Saganians
National Agar
Auconcor
Herrick
Adrabrs
Fiona
Tailley
Onsale de Nue
Ener Hditty A
Wuhiteris Anyan
Cerra
Teton Senate
Gelion
Hettowent
Kay
Wetodu
Xiel
Groene
Manaa
New Leader in Ohio Politics Amid Party Strife
Fragments from a Cincinnati dispatch outline a Capitol battle over succession to Governor Hertick and Congress, with mentions of Thendary Hhietos and Warakert Bis. The piece notes a split within factions, looming convention debates, and Roosevelt’s stance as a factor in labor and regional influence, highlighting the battle for a decisive senatorial ally.
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Cincinnati
Sonatar Jha
Hertick
Thas
Ignat
Governorlek
Ats
Patra Taester
Stromier
Calumbia
Cate Alsa
Cineverior Haverick
Diele
George Th
Atelay
Warakert
Hardware men form a regional fire insurance company
Indiana retail hardware dealers meet in Nimanapolis to unite under a virtual fire insurance company. After a long session they unanimously agree to form the concern with AL N Shidler of South Bend elected chair. The discussion covers trade complications from catalogue prices and shipments in the Duligna territory, reflecting broad concerns in the hardware trade.
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Nimanapolis
Indiana
Aln. Shidler
South Tend
Rance
Duligna
Wall Street at Glance Annual Boxboard Statement Out
The article reviews stock market movements and corporate notes including the annual boxboard statement, with figures on capital, dividends, and holdings. It mentions Amalgamated Carper company matters, court actions in New York, and expectations on Minnie Hany property outcomes affecting related firms.
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Gopper
John MatGinus
New York Supreme Court
Carper
Totenami Montana Company
Recene Montana i
Minnis Mealy
Thia
Amalgamated Carning
Minnie Hany
Value Kia
Usea
Pensions for Indians in Washington list quiet grants
Washington reports pensions granted to Indian individuals including Alexander W. Gilbert and John K. Thompson among many others with varied amounts. The notice ends with an advertisement for Seidel Ros sale hats and a plug for Journal-Gazette Want Ads promising results.
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Washington
Alexander W. Gilbert
James H. Arnett
James Hanlin
Newton Allen
John K. Thompson
Alfred Jenkins
Robert Hensley
Robert F. Lonfesty
Elisha Baker
Abraham Rummel
Joseph §. Arnold
John Johnson
William Derrickson
James Caffrey
Henry Ori
George A. Burkarl
Henry M. Bronann
Wesley Haner
Austin M. Darrad
Mary A. McCord
Sarah J. Westetler
Mary J. Joes
MaryAnn Currier
Mary Isaacson
Abigail Brown
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