Malaria Cure Story From Mr J H Kiley in Boston
A testimonial recounts malaria recovery attributed to malt whiskey tonics. J H Kiley, a Pennioned Fireman from South Boston, credits a sequence of treatments and the use of a malt whiskey tonic as pivotal. The narrative weaves through medical doubt, personal testimony, and various names and local references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kiley
South
Boston
Mase
Adel Yenen
Mc Raley
Hite
Seth Moston
Heraine
Ani
Jesus
Ataiced Rao
Ervat
Hunsaghty
Alnaneley
Japad
E- Barnard Wall & Co
Eainy
Seunarn Berg
Houston Crug
Fragmentary OCR leads to partial names in a local log
Fragmented text shows names such as Hermann Bons Lede Jewellialh Toran and incomplete trailing words. The readable portion suggests a list or ledger fragment with personal names lacking context or full details.
Ready for Cremation and Other Fragments of Wartime Text
A fragmented wartime snippet mentions cremation, prewar measures, and various cryptic references to military and civilian life. The garbled OCR yields scattered names and phrases, suggesting a stream of wartime notes or draft notes rather than a cohesive article.
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Leera
Vane
Pillot
lousTiays
Vagents
Texas
HOTEL
Marseille
Stoudway Amy
New York City
Snr
Marlin
Dean Plall Leh
Waukesha
Barden Electric & Machinery Co
Houston
TEXAN
den Hermann Bons Lede
Oran
Anraey
Panini
Ameymaryen Cuan
Dr. Mud
Sour Lake Chemical Co
Bagby Street
Sour Lake Chemical Company
A. Saruits
Young Street
Dallas
New York Chemical Co
Tallas
Mhlauiness A. Samuels
Ini At
Hoth Prien On