Old Alden Rouse Bought Homestead of Pilgrim Line
A faded antiquarian note describes the Alden homestead at Desbury Mass, linked to John Alden and Priscilla. It covers the 254 year old site, its preservation as a Pilgrim memorial, and the house’s features and historic doubt about which structure housed the couple. The narrative cites modern heirs and old-time dwelling characteristics.
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Desbury
Mass
Johnnn
Pats
Vania
Gulf
John
Priscila
Ipha
John Wy
Alden
Johns
Prise Clila
Plymouth
Priscilla
John Tod
Jarmthan
Prisclla
Vague City Superstition Feared by Locals
A fragment describes a frightened crowd in a city as a man and others gather around a grave stone watching a flute solo. The eerie performance unsettled listeners provoking a person to quit playing and calming fears among residents.
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Levon White
Fragmented ad copy on tenancy and rent worries
Incomplete text shows a distressed notice about tenancy and rent concerns. It mentions landlord worries and a few ad insertions as potential remedies, but the fragmentary wording leaves unclear names, dates, places, or outcomes.
Flute Played from Cemetery Graveyard in Indiana
In Iarion Indiana at midnight townsfolk heard a eerie flute melody from a cemetery. Citizens believed a mystery, until two Gas City theater workers explained the streetcar strike delayed transport and the musicians walked home via the cemetery grounds.
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Iarion
Gas City
Marlon
Allain
Waxes Healthy on Diet of Cactus
An article from Los Angeles outlines a health experiment by Dr. Leon Landome and colleagues using cactus as a primary diet. It notes the celebratory dinner with cactus dishes and describes observed effects, including weight changes and perceived vitality, in a somewhat ceremonial tone.
New Haven Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Events
Fort Wayne visitors and local residents figure in a busy New Haven social page. Ailay Harrington hosts Mise Laval Pickett from Fort Wayne. George Muck visits. I J Ross from Bluffton spends time here. Miss Edith Witte of Fort Wayne visits, and Mrs. B H Hele hosts guests from Guymon. Church officers are elected for the Methodist Protestant Church, with Felix Blasing as superintendent and Stella Albro as treasurer.
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Hew Haven
Jen
Jan
Mise Laval Pickett
Fort Wayne
Ailay Maomi Harrington
Tse Briday
Wil Lupken
Thesday
Ater
MG. Seliteljker
Ray
Bluffton
Louis Wagner
New Bayou
Felix Blalsing
Freak Albro
Julien Gronavar
Miss Eiine Null
Stella Albro
Lola MecCsin
Paliz Blalsing
Oise Edith Witte
Fort Wrrne
Otte Brulek
B. Hele
Guymon
J. D
Majestic
Worden Sturms
Hugh Gorell
Cornelius Kelhyarth
Ime Cameron
Huttie
Francis BeGrew
New Haven
Postecia
Blair
McGrew
Remy
Ee Wee
Mwics
Ars
McGreve
Parnes Ou
Wyn
Fort Warne
Null
Jis
L. & Null
Erhart
Fort Werne
Otto Bruick
Herman. Miller
Richard
Richard Gothe
Famils
Rhe Psi Alyhd Gammas
Port Warne
L. S
Nuil
Handbury
Aervinsg
McCain
JD. Hendbury Lete
Okla
Rathry
Okiataina
Frand—Bury
Gusmon
John Zurbach
Alee
Zoruel
Zermen Scieler
Scknetherane
M Will Vansamsors
Hermon
Alba Planellese
Ludwinn Selmet
Want ads in the Journal Gazette are only Ve a word
Classified notice notes a constraint in the Journal Gazette, suggesting want ads must use a single word. The ad guidance emphasizes concise wording, likely limiting offerings to a brief term or product. No names, dates, or explicit offers are provided in the fragment.
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Journal Gazette
What Is the Grip Threat and Its Dangers
Eminent physicians describe grip as a systemic illness affecting the chest and heart, with pneumonia and bronchitis common complications. It weakens the body, raises mortality, and emphasizes the need for nursing care and preventive limits during harsh weather and flu season. Severe symptoms demand medical care and rest.
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Neork Herth
Can Grip Be Prevented Amitman Quinine Advice
Sir William Broadbent a eminent English physician relates a case in which a preventive measure was tried. He notes that in a large public school near London the girls and mistresses took a morning quinine dose while servants were forgotten leading to illness among the girls. The preventive suggested is two grains of quinine after breakfast daily.
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Perse
Ferling
Shales
William Broadbent
Guensa
Erin
London
Scarpeli
Chanberlain
Great Physical and Mental Agony Remedy Note
Fragmented historic health note discusses grip and mental agony, praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preventing pneumonia and severe illness. The readable text emphasizes prompt use and widespread use with positive outcomes. It reflects era health advertising language and lacks clear dates or individuals.
Severe grip attack cures with Chamberlain remedies
During severe winter illness my wife and I suffered a persistent grip with aches chills and fever. We used Chamberlain's Upper remedy and stomach and liver tablets along with herbal aids, and all symptoms disappeared.
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J. S Egleston
Chamberlain
Fragmented warning notes from a damaged page
A garbled OCR fragment warns against irregular behavior and mentions rest, health remedies, and danger. The text is severely corrupted with misspellings and stray characters, making precise meaning unclear. No coherent events or identifiable entities are present.
Baron Edmondo Mayor Des Planches Named Ambassador Extraordinary
The President's New Year remarks highlight Baron Edmondo Mayor des Planches as ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary from Italy to the United States. He has served for years in diplomatic circles and is joined by his wife in Washington, with strong social standing noted among residents.
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Washington
Piro Edmonds
Ies Tlanehes
Itaty
Stave
Ambasaador
Surtier
Lo Teshlos
Eankin
Mason Des
Miae
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Gains Popular Trust
The Chamberlain cough remedy, long sold in drug stores, has grown popular through word of mouth. Doctors and mothers praise its effectiveness for coughs colds and croup, claiming it prevents severe illness and is a dependable standby for families.
Grip Dangers and Chamberlain Cough Remedy
An analysis notes grip's indirect death risk and lingering coughs that weaken the system. It states Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helps stop the cough and reduces pneumonia risk, claiming no other medicine matches its success in treating the disease.
Stubborn at Tack of Grip in Iowa Town
Colonel Cornelius F. Cole of Appanoose County Iowa and his wife over fifty years married report cures of grip using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The couple, both in good health after winter use, praise the remedy as wonderful and note its long standing sales since the first grip epidemic.
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Cornelius F. Cole
Appanoose Coarty
Iowa
Jago
Sity
Mysel
Wif
Chamberlain
Ki Rae
How to Cure the Grip from a 19th Century Guide
A concise home remedy guide recommends rest, warmth, and quiet as the core treatment for the grip. It advises bed rest, using Chamblin’s Cough Remedy combined with regular dosing, a plain stew and liver tablets before bed, warm foot baths, and, in severe cases, quinine sulfate in small, spaced doses for a few days to support the system.
Derlain's Cough Remedy Touted By Editor In Shortsville
Frank W. Derr editor of the Enterprise in Shortsville New York testifies that one bottle of Derlain's Cough Remedy cured him during a severe winter cough. He reports rapid relief overnight and reduced pain with fewer coughs after taking two teaspoons at night.
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Nyal
Galde
Lexscold
D.& N. Pharmacy
Derlain
Frank W. Derr
The
Enterprise
Shortsville
N.Y
Grip
Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for curing grip
An 1890s reader recounts a severe grip attack cured by Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The testimonial notes the product broke up the cold and coughing, praised as a reliable treatment for pneumonia threats and a popular preparation for such ailments.
Rumor Claims Cire for erty One Remedy Endorsed
A poorly transcribed note promotes a remedy named Chamberlain's as a worldwide cure with assurances it will ease ailments. The fragment suggests druggists universally back the claim and hints at treating a crippling condition.
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Chen
Chamberlain's
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