Woman's Recovery From Kidney Ailment Is Cited
Mrs. Sarah Marine of Colorado Springs credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing a three year backache tied to kidney trouble. After doctors failed, a friend urged the remedy and within weeks she improved, completing a course of treatment and enjoying good health for more than four months. Available from all dealers, 50 cents per box. Waster Milburn Co., Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagan
Dean
Lee
Waster- Milburn Co
Weather Bureau Job Suggestion For Boy
A family discusses their youngest son Yoblota who habitually lies. Windiy-tI questions the future while Jovloin suggests humorously hiring him in the government weather bureau prediction department to test honesty.
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Windiy
Yoblota
Government Weather Bureau
Remarkable Gras a Three Years Ago Turns Hay Boom in America
When the John A Salzer Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin introduced this remarkable grass three years ago, few dreamed it would become the most talked of grass in America the biggest quick hay producer on earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilisen Datar
Graan
John A. Salzer
Billion-Dollar Grass and Fodder Discussed by Farmers
In village gatherings and farm depots farmers debate Salzer's Billion-dollar Grass Bromus Inermis and Silver Teosinte as top feeds. Victoria rape and Speltz seeds are praised for cattle, hogs, and sheep, with yields claimed and prices noted from seed catalogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Editora
Ber. College
Agr
Sorner
Salzer
Victoria
Tony
Speltz
Rome
Atibt
Tinkee
Hohn
Siee A Crosse
Wis
Window Dressing Ad Sparks Confused Applicant Message
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled ad seeking a window dresser with mention of a merchant and experience. The wording is messy and includes stray phrases about a window display and a vague inquiry to applicants. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
Caticara Soup Promised Relief for Female Ailments
An article extols Caticara Soup as a tonic for a wide range of female health issues. It claims benefits from antiseptic cleansing of surfaces to improving blood flow and addressing disorders such as anemia chlorosis nervousness and various reproductive irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caticara Wocka
He Has it Now. Sayitt-Old Geospit Buried Yesterday
A garbled dialogue reports that Old Geospit was buried yesterday and expresses mixed reactions. The text hints at a funeral or burial desire, with lines suggesting disbelief and curiosity about the afterlife.
Present Tate Law and Interstate Commerce Commission Duties
The present Interstate Commerce Commission must correct discriminatory railroad rates. If unjust rates exist the railroad is notified and asked to change. If refused, the commission can sue in court and a favorable ruling requires the railroad to obey or officers face contempt proceedings.
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Tate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Unclear fragment hints at engagement toast in old notice
Vague OCR snippet shows a congratulatory message toward a fiirtgirl and Sam vnngaged to he with heartfelt sentiment. The readable portion conveys a personal note of congratulations and sadness, but lacks concrete event details or identifiable names.
Cripps the Carrier Faces Winter Frustrations in Village Tale
In a December scene, Squire Ogivinder frets over frost hampering garden work and deliveries as villagers plot last minute Christmas preparations. Cripps, the carrier, becomes the focus of a long frost driven delay and a local drama about a letter and a joke among neighbors.
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Cripps
Perlaipa
Yglander
Beckley
Thonian
Sam
Cowley
Feriilliage
Jane
Bo'tlick
Ula Synire
Torscoth
Gardeners and The Squire In A Winter Task
In a misty rural scene, Squire Oxlander watches men near a leaf-mould pit while talk turns to work and winter hardship. The trio jokes about authority and labor as Cripps and Mary discuss a paper, preparing for an expected signing and a brewery delivery amid farm life.
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Rendee
Mary
Roe
Cnme
Grippa
Cripps
Hookham
Brekies
Miry
Mika Creare
Manley
Vandal Turns Historic Russian Room Into Bathroom
The New York Commercial Advertiser reports in St. Petersburg, Gravina altered a chamber in the Alexander II era, once preserved as the signed manifesto room ending serfdom. Documents and records were moved to a lumber room after decades of untouched history.
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St. Petersburg
Kheles
Alexander Jr
Russia
Alexander
Imperial Lomany
Documionts
New York
New York Wins Amid Unclear Tele Cover Talk
The fragmentary text references New York and a tele cover claim, with names like Osse and Belle-Well appearing oddly. The readable portion suggests New York wins a contest or event, but many terms are garbled, leaving the exact nature of the victory and participants unclear.
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Anne Belle
New York
Cynihia and Dynival Mingle Amid Wedding Speculation
A fragment from the Philadelphia Record hints at Cynihia Dynival and a figure named Bynleus-Wolt in talks about marriage. The brief text references readiness for nuptials and a salvaged social tone, with limited readable context.
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Siilleus
Bynleus-Wolt
Walter
Philadelphia
Sunday School and the Way of Christ in Humble Service
A long, dense meditation on Christian teaching and Mary’s example guiding believers to serve the poor. It contrasts wealth and power with humility, urging a life of faith expressed through charitable acts and reverent devotion. The text emphasizes daily practice over grand rhetoric and invites readers to imitate Jesus.
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Wwe
Arly
Willy Dane
Ratie
Masi
Macy
de Alana Deeb
Fabiano
Joesas
Mary
Propaelian
Gonds
Jesus
Guulogs
Jenne
Tim
Church and Clergy Names and Roles in Early American Given
Fragmentary OCR lists clergy connected to multiple churches and religious figures. It references First Presbyterian Church in New York, a temple in Washington, and various individuals including George Mead and J. Abbott, with mentions of Bible dictionary republication and civic religious figures.
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Itoy
John Be Manealia
Uadlumbia
3. A
Cuba
Boo
He Ev
George Whiletivid Mead
First Presbyterian Church of
Levy
J. i Abbott
Inla- Bonney
de Marae
Dr Williams Pink Pills Advert Explains Dyspepsia Cure
A Detroit woman praises Dr Williams Pink Pills amid nine years of chronic dyspepsia. She details severe weakness and weight loss until a doctor’s pills were found in a doorway, leading to rapid improvement and full recovery. The ad asserts the pills restore digestion and blood vigor, sold worldwide with a booklet on eating.
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Dinenae
Natilie Daryour
Williquta
Jina
Winns
Darroux
Aixoet
Detroit
Mich
Williams
Tr. Williawa Medicine Company
Behonvotauly
N.Y
Peculiar Seed Ad Promises High Wheat Yields
A fragmented notice touts Salter's thin Wheat as a guaranteed crop with claims of zero rust and insects and yields of up to 40 bushels per acre. It lists various states and praises the catalog that explains the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salter
Gyal
Mich
Wis
Tolla
Fragmentary notice on seed firm and wheat trade in Wisconsin
Disjointed OCR fragment references John A Salter Seed Go of La Crosse Wisconsin and wheat trading. Includes garbled phrases about farm reads, calls, selling goods, and a stray Cleveland Plain Dealer inspector remark, with no coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Salter
la Croese
Wis
Adler
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Deafness Cure Claims and Banking Change
An advertisement touts a hearing remedy claiming to restore the eustachian tube function and cure deafness, offering one hundred dollars for a test. It mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills as popular tonics. Separately, The Nations Bank of Ivelnnil adopts a new banking system allowing deposits from 26 cents with interest accruing at five dollars.
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Hall
Cienby & C
Nations Bank of Ivelnnil
He Bank
Contaminacet and Curious Patent Remedies Advertisment
Fragmentary OCR shows a humorous pirate speech about reading history and a late 19th century patent medicine advertisement. It lists powders and salves with odd spellings and prices such as 25 cents and $8, with dubious claims and urging acceptance of a remedy.
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