Buried Arizona Village Unearthed by Frank Erwin Near Cochise
Excavation along an irrigation ditch in southern Arizona by Frank C. Erwin uncovered a wall and hundreds of bones including an intact skeleton. Artifacts showed cartoon figures of men birds and animals. Relics were sent to Tombstone and others to a museum institution.
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Arizona
Frank C. Erwin
Cochise
Areo
Hin Rane
Erwin
Nora
Kamas
Niza
Te Negro Asteguntels
Hrwin
Gmitheon'nn
Fragmentary reminiscences echo in a heated river tale
A garbled reminiscence shows Dyron debating English satire and Scotch reviews while claiming identity as a band man from Rider Creek. He vents frustration, laments a missed contact, and presses his thoughts into vitriol stained notes before the page.
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Dyron
Rider Creek
Made Well and Strong by Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy
Personal letters claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured severe female ailments. Mrs Downy of Glenwood Iowa and Mrs Buneen of Trive wucioun care share experiences of restoration after months of illness and disquiet. The notices promote the remedy as a long standing standard aiding displacements irregularities backache and related conditions.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
W. H. Buneen
Wucioun
Glenwood
Town
Lydia E. Pinkham
0. W. Downy
Iowa
Cuticura Remedy Advertising and Odd Medical Anecdotes
A period piece advertises Cuticura soaps and pills as a cure for severe scalp disease with a lengthy testimonial by Miss Lilian Brown detailing relief after six weeks of treatment. The piece includes a bizarre tale of a surgeon allegedly burying a fee in absorbent wool and ends with “That Need Care Try Murine” eye remedy copy.
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Walt Rheum
Lilian Brown
RF. D
Liberty
Looking Backward in Orange and Black Pride
A fall night after a Yale Princeton game a young man, slick with ink and ribbon, explains a passerby’s slight mishap as a celebration. The other notes Yale’s current victory and cites an old 1903 game on a bulletin board, with the young man speaking with dignity.
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Princeton
Yale
Lippincott
Ground leveller and Mexican ranch empire glimpses
A noisy mix of farm contrivances and global exploits describes a land leveller device using a 12 foot beam and steel plates. It then shifts to Don Luis Terrazas’s vast Mexican holding, the world’s largest farm spanning 169 by 200 miles with millions of head of cattle and a gold mansion for guests at the center.
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Republic of Mexico
Don Luis Terrazas
Chihuehua
Vielt
Don Lis
Union
Eest
Pear disease and ensilage notes from Belgium and farming tips
In Belgium a disease in pears causes round brown patches that enlarge and blister the fruit before it falls. Spraying with Bordeaux mixture may prevent the disease. Also highlights corn ensilage as a productive forage, outlining its feeding value and potential to replace hay in spring feedings.
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Belgium
Fragmented horticulture notes and bee aging data
The text includes garbled guidance on a four one man saw apparatus and stability aids, bee queen lifespans varying with care, worker and drone lifetimes, manure plaster use, pest control with moth balls, and a cryptic French prediction about future cities and Australiana. It reads as a patchwork of late 19th or early 20th century items.
Paw-Paw Pills for Stomach and Liver Aids
Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills advertised as a superior laxative and cathartic for constipation indigestion and related stomach disorders. Claims include concentrated virtues of Paw-Paw Tonic with a free sample offer from Munyon's Homeopathic Co Philadelphia.
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Munyon
Homoedpathic Home Remedy CO
Jefferson Sta
Philadelphia
John and the Pranchies. A Suffrage Lecturer's Witty Retort
A woman suffrage lecturer in England quips that though she has no vote her groom has one. She imagines asking him to exercise the franchise, and he replies with humorous, rural credence. The exchange riffs on horsemen and higher criticism in a lively Chicago Tribune tone.
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John
England
Doan's Kidney Pills Featured In Women's Ailment Push
Wordy ad items claim women suffer backache nervousness and headaches from kidney trouble and promote Doan's Kidney Pills as the cure. Testimonial from Mrs. M. McFadden of Iowa City credits the product with saving her life after doctors failed. Also contains a misquoted biblical line and an advert for a Georgian Bay tour from Toronto, highlighting travel and lodging packages.
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Doan
Mra. M. McFadden
Towa
City
Laws
Pettis Eye Salvo Domestically Harmless Eye Remedy
A fragment describes Pettis Eye Salvo as harmless and quick acting for eye ailments. The notice mentions Howard Bros of Buffalo, distributing through druggists.
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Howard Bros
Buffalo
Lodges and Councils Clarify Local Club Talk
A humorous exchange compares lodges and councils with a punchline about staying late at lodge meetings. The dialogue shows a man claiming four lodges and two councils memberships, illustrating local club culture and joking on meeting habits.
Fragmented OCR Placeholder for Readable Text
The provided text fragment shows garbled OCR with stray phrases about words names and insects. It mentions a grasshopper, a hopperdozer, hookworm, and unclear speaker references. No coherent event or identifiable entities form a news item.
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