Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure Promised at One Dollar
A 19th century advertisement proclaims Snuffles as the only true catarrh cure. It claims to relieve and permanently cure catarrh by removing discharges and inflammation, and also to ease hay fever and cold in the head. Sold prepaid in the United States and Canada by Edwin E Giles & Company for one dollar per package.
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United States
Canada
Edwine, Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
McBride Opposes Jeffries Fitzsimmons Fight in Seattle
Governor McBride blocks plans to hold the Jeffries Fitzsimmons bout in Seattle after a businessmen group sought his stance. He pledged to use his power to stop the event in the state. Two railroad workers killed in a Clyde New York wreck when a fast mail train derailed after colliding with a freight, with thirteen clerks injured.
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McBride
Seatile
Wash
Seattle
Fle
Clyde
N. Y
New York Central
Home Gold Cure claims to cure drunkenness at home
An advertisement promotes the Home Gold Cure as a complete at home treatment for the liquor habit. It asserts alcohol dependence is a disease, promises a painless and discreet cure, and claims thousands have been made temperate. The method costs one dollar with full directions and optional physician advice on request.
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Uhix
Perem
Edwin 2
Gtlas & Company
Tho
Aed
Baegt Garest
Philadelphis
Topics of the Times and Critics on Reform Echoes
A column reviews diverse topics from political reform and culture to education and public service. It cites debates on credit, patronage, and the value of civic participation, alongside reflections on arbor day, tree planting, and the role of trees in school grounds, ending with observations on science and society.
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Department of Agriculture
Boildas
Great Britain
France
Spain
Japan
New Zealand
Friends of
Onki
Don't bite off more than you can chew in business or crime
The piece surveys common business failures and causes, citing Hartland and Anamosa sources. It notes debt, lack of capital, overextending ventures, and unwisdom in credits as top faults, with one homely proverb urging caution. It also recounts Joe King’s prison memoir urging honesty as policy and contrasts theft’s brief gains with long penalties.
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Anamosa
Presa
Joe King
Whittier Reform Bethool
San Quentin
Barglry
Conetet
Os Ieee Eee
King
San Francisco
King's
Lor
Liu
Klug
Precious Stones Myths Through Time and Trade
Fragmentary account traces ancient myths of precious stones including emerald, diamond, ruby, and pearl, noting beliefs on origin and magical properties. Mentions traders hiding locations, fictional tales of gods and heroes, and historic baths in Tokyo with curious costs.
Veruville Cone of Veruville Collapoen in New York
A damaged telegraphic wire reports a volcanic cone near Mount Veeulus in Veruville Collopoen New York with warnings of collapse and lava activity. Nearby residents fear a new cone toward Naylor as Professor Mattel notes ongoing seismic readings and follow up charts. In Oroville Old Man Luke, 72, dies after a stray gun misfires on a footbridge. In San Francisco William Cobenl ex soldier involved in a street dispute and charged with threatening conduct. In Rome Mgr Falzoni to succeed Cardinal Martinelli as papal delegate to the United States.
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Veruville
New York
Crom
Naples
Veeuulus
Pompeii
Frofussor Mattel
Naylor
Elby
Oroville
Charles I
Luke
Yankee Hill
San Francisco
William Cobenl
Ruas Street
Folrow
Bolo
Martinellii
Rome
Mgr Falzoni
Canada
Cardinal Martinelli
United States
Re-registration urged for Alameda County voters in 1902 election
Voters must re register under Chapter 53 Statutes of 1899 to vote in November general election. Great Register cancelled January 1, 1902. Registration runs from January 1 until forty days before the November election. Affidavits must be sworn before the County Clerk or deputies. office hours nine to five daily.
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Alameda County
Jon Great
Coust
Peter Lu
Selma Wace
Mpor
United States
Unds
Taxpayer notice for property statements due by April first
Official notice to taxpayers of Alameda County California to file sworn property statements by April 1. It names the assessor, office location in the county courthouse, penalties for failure, and outlines who must render all real and personal property held or in trust.
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Cry
Oakland
County of
Mumeda
Roy AeetAnnen
Tong Tame
Mors Howe
Court House
Poll Tax Notice From Early State Officials
A fragmented notice announces the poll tax for citizens over twenty and under thirty, requiring payment of two dollars annually. The message references official schedules and registration details, though the OCR text is garbled. The document appears to be a historical public notice from a state office.
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Isa Soliara
Doras
Twenti-Eee
Rom
Fragmentary OCR Note on Public Sale Refusal Procedure
Fragmented text references a public sale and a refusal notice. Names and specifics are unclear. The readable fragments indicate a legal or property matter involving a deadline and authority but lack concrete details.
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