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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1900
Page
2
Letters praise Peruna as a remedy for female ailments from Miss Hercha Sangents to Mrs. Hy Doth and Mrs. BR Gille. Readers claim rapid relief, improved health, and recommend sharing the illustrated pamphlet with others, noting specific cures and urging women to obtain the special district distribution.
Fragmentary OCR of a 1900 market page listing assorted commodities and prices. Textile and farm goods appear, including wheat, oats, corn, hay, poultry, potatoes, nuts, molasses, and cheese. Many words garbled. no coherent events or clear entities beyond generic product names.
A fragmented markets item reports shifting wheat and grain prices, with references to rates, white and salty products, and assorted figures. Names and numbers appear tangled, but the essence is a snapshot of commodity trading and price movement in a winter period.
Representatives including Neravyy Misshinaren Nave and Geena Romeal from Berlin arrived at Swati telegraple on Sule 21 for the mission. The delegation, led by Trott, completed the travel and reached the destination safely.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a bankruptcy petition involving Charles A Strabie and a Strabie business. Mentions assets such as real property and vehicles with exemptions claimed. Details are unclear and some names and dates are garbled.
A garbled report describes a shipment of American blicks to Mraiee that allegedly flourished as diet articles. The piece mentions Vienna telephones, napkins, and a reviption about wiping phones, with references to Trecontry and Pustruments.
The text is a mangled OCR fragment describing a violent football match with heavy losses on both sides. Key names, places, and outcomes are unreadable, but it hints at fatalities, injuries, and a chaotic battle on the field with equipment damage and a heavy toll on participants.
An OCR fragment mentions a geography cue and a local reference. It references a repaint city and coastal or seafaring terms, with stray numbers and vendor notes. The readable portion is sparse and lacks a coherent event or person to anchor a full summary.
Readable fragments describe western forces including Americans and Chinese troops in a debate over casualties and reporting. The text mentions wounded sailors, naval actions near Peking and Shanghai era figures, and alleged political suppression of details by officials in Washington and allied capitals.
The garbled report references heavy losses to the British and Boer operations, with scattered names and places. It hints at wartime readings and commentary on strategy, export concerns, and political figures, but the text remains largely indecipherable.
A fragment advertising a watch repair shop urges customers not to quarrel with their timepiece. It promises speedy service and repairs done promptly without charging high fees. The ad invites bringing watches in for inspection and promises good as new results.
The readable portions describe eye wear and vision aid guidance with references to glasses and eye condition. No clear persons or organizations are identified. The rest seems garbled and lacks concrete facts or a cohesive event.
A string of fragmented notices mentions visitors from Venice and Loveland, social visits, family gatherings, church services, and condolences. Names such as Mrs B Miller, Mr Abst Hiatt, and Mrs Whiteberi appear among scattered references to travel, meals, and local ceremonies. The text also notes a car accident near Troggs and a funeral service, with multiple families listed in scattered, partial lines.
In Monroe and nearby areas many residents hosted or attended gatherings and Sunday visits. Families including the Laties, Martins, Hartleys, Urnston, Stevens, and others spent time with relatives and friends, sharing meals and celebrations across numerous homes and churches throughout the week.
Local column recreates a sprawling community scene from Dayton Ohio with names like Mulia Lerfiyyn and Emily Bord tied to a charity event. The piece lists attendees, relatives, and a sequence of social details, ending with a dated note of July 20 108.
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