Victor Mugos Strange Exit Ends Washington Dinner Run
A long vanished tale recounts Victor Mugo opening a Washington restaurant, hosting dinners for 50 cents, gaining fame, then disappearing quietly after weeks of success. Crowds thronged, and the capital recalls the sudden, unexplained departure of the impresario who left no trace. Also advertised is Allen's Foot-Base powder for sore feet and a note on Dr Lyila Rabneviteh leading a bacteriological lab at the Women’s Medical College in Philadelphia.
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Victor Mugo
Victor
Ingo
Washington
Prange
New York
Fragmented 18th century notice mix ends with a spider fact
A garbled OCR style entry mixes medical cures hair products and a medical cough remedy with scattered names, monetary figures, and a spider fact noting a spider eye sits in the upper thorax. The text includes references to hair renower, cures for consumption, and historical figures, but remains largely unreadable as a coherent news item.
Courageous Lady Survives Mouse Chase On Four Barrel
In a domestic fright, Monae Haunt of Abidy faced a mouse in the four barrel. She ordered the gun fetched, lit the scene and struck with a pole, killing the dog and sending her manservant fleeing to avoid murder charges as the mouse escaped. a strange incident ends with no clear culprit.
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Abidy
Stitlon
Farewell on the steamer and a travel tonic pitch
The onboard farewell speech extols Stomach Bitters as a traveler’s safeguard against illness. It claims the tonic treats constipation malaria and nervousness and urges passengers to keep a sufficient supply aboard for the journey.
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Corimier
Western Canning Factories Grow Across Mississippi Plain
A few years ago a single canning factory stood west of the Alleghenies now factories dot prairies and plantations along the Mississippi basin. Demand for canned goods has not increased steadily. consumption rose due to low cost but profits are slim as the industry is in early development and still expanding rapidly amid a generally cautious business climate.
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Alleghany Mountains
Mississippi Basin
Castoria
Pitcher
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
Evere Re
Count Glolchen and the London Dinner Yawn Tale
An English paper recounts the episode of the Count Glolchen then an ambassador in London. At a dinner a taciturn lady ignored polite chatter while he tried to converse. She finally yawned, and he responded with a quip about cold teeth to win her attention.
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Glolchen
London
Win
Frills of fashion and curious customs described
A jumble of fashion notes and oddities describes new skirt trims nine inches wide with three and three inch sections, tucks at the knee and lips, and a curious eastern village ritual where chimes ring from Stet to December 25 each year. Also promotes Mr Winslow's Teething Syrup at 26 cents a bottle, remarking on Tropeless poverty in dress.
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Bella Hinging
Te Dutely
Kathyk
Woman Undergoes Ovariotomy After Delayed Care
A young woman at Cepy Hospital endured severe pain and left ovarian swelling before a rapid operation. Her left ovary burst, disintegrated, and was removed. She survived but was left gravely weak. The account urges women to seek timely help and to consult Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound via Miss Agnes Tracy for relief and guidance.
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Jaydiana
Pinklam
Mia
Priiciam
Lynn
Mass
Agnes Tracy
Lydia
Pinkham
Aanna Tracy
Valley City
Sunday School Lesson On Acts Second Journey Review
The article reviews Paul's second missionary journey covering acts 15 through 18, noting geography from Asia Minor to Europe and the spread of Christianity. It discusses Lydia of Philippi as the first European convert, Paul and Silas teaching churches, and Barnabas with Mark amid disputes over Mark. It highlights mission strategy and the role of women in early Christian expansion.
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Leanson
Europe
Paul
Hiurope
Lfe
Comedat
Antiveh
Bacnavar
Dome
Pamphylia
Barnabas
Sikes
Silvanus
Aucmers
Spria
Ciisthartis
Carnes
South Gatuin
Lysine
Philippi
Tmouland
Saw History Across Ages Reveals Ancient Tools
The piece traces the saws from Bronze Age Norway and Denmark to American finds. It notes metal blades cast thin and serrated, and obsidian blades used in Stone Age Mexico. It reflects on how discovering others' flaws heightens our own delight.
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Norway
Denmark
America
Mexico
Hood's Sarsaparilla Brings Cure to Batavia Family
Mary E. Nevary reports her daughter suffered from severe eczema with no relief from previous medicines. After starting Hood's Sarsaparilla the daughter improved quickly. Mrs. Nevary also used the remedy and experienced relief from rheumatism and stomach trouble. She expresses gratitude for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Batavia
Hood
Mary E. Nevary
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P. Tall & Co
Prona
Nashua
Allen
Triad
Allen S. Olmsted
Lodtoy
N.Y
Lyila Rablneviteh
Meiend College
Philadelphia
Uy Rablnevitel
Noel
Derlin
Jhail
Japan
Bank of Dimghind Teler Credit
Cermany
Clidtna
Hall
Mile, Conedon
Paris
Gabriel
Beteum
Liege
Dpise
Ty House
Aivright
Muilinbare
Nigel Bruce
Lord Thuriow
Earl of
Jelein
Gionn
CEPY
the Sunday School
Moreria
Cislatia
Fystra
Ramsay
Aavd
Holdjuz
Luke
Melis
Phrygia
Lycaonia
Antioch
Leoni
Asie Minar
AcRenn
Fant
Irons
Neapolis
Aegean Sea
Pithoni
Mysia
Bithynia
Span
Derme
Sin Francisco
Rootbeer
Hires
Charles £. Hires
Stealremedy CO
Chicago
Montreal
Arl
Drvacists
Snetateat Katbanie
Western Wheel
Renova Citemical Company
BO Broadway
Fox Phister
Spingles
Manis Roos
Willbon
West Paterts
Ington
D.G. Nechars
suNgerbot K
Emioalco
Toma
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