Hood's Sarsaparilla Purifies Blood and Heals Scrofula
A testimonial from Mrs. Hopara Wours of Zaleski Ohio praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier bringing relief from severe scrofula and dermatitis. She notes her mother in law Elizabeth Waite and her daughter Clara improved after taking the remedy, claiming renewed health and strength.
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Eizabeth Waite
Fears
Clara
Hooa
Mas
Hopara Wours
Zaleski
Ohio
Absalom Hughes Honored For Lifetime Cedar City Saloon
A historical Cedar City figure Absalom Hughes died in Missouri and was honored for years of running a license free drainshop. A Mexican War veteran and first sergeant, he lost legs at Palo Alto and later lived as a crippled but respected local character. The piece also notes a rash of bank burglaries in Russell Kansas met with heavy security alarms and armed store protection.
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Absalom Hughes
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Missouri
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Palo Alto
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Efe
Russell
Kan
New York City
Lott
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Baltimore
Notable Obituaries and Critical Opinion on Frederick Douglass
A compilation notes Frederick Douglass as a renowned self-made figure and abolitionist champion praised by multiple papers. It highlights his freedom from slavery, public influence, and enduring significance in American history across several editorials.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Indianapolis Journal
America
Rochester Democrat
Frederick Douglass
New York Advertiser
Memphis
Indianapolis News
Buffalo Express
Honest man returns found coins amid busy street tale
A stranger helps two boys by returning a dime and a penny they dropped. The day shifts to a tale of lost money and small acts of honesty as passing pedestrians exchange coins and offer thanks. The text then veers into unrelated notes on electricity in Turkey and agricultural fare.
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Baye
Ling
Ulesich
Potent seeds and health notices in 19th century ad fragment
An OCR fragment advertises Fotatoris Por Acre yields and Salzer seeds from Wisconsin, touting potato and crop varieties. It warns about cough remedies and lung ailments with D Dayne's Expectorant listed. It notes harsh wage and sick rate comparisons between Britain and the United States and accuses Austrian canehmen of arsenic in horse feed.
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John A. Salzer
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Great Britain
Las Borar
United States
Lin. D.dayne
Racinia
Canehmen
Unclear fragmentary text on mushroom growing beliefs
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss traditional beliefs about mushroom growth and care. The passage mentions a superstition about a favorable piece and watering, claiming mushrooms can become large in a week and provide food for a family.
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