Doan's Kidney Pills touted in old ad text
An OCR snippet touts Doan's Kidney Pills with patient testimonials from Mrs. Long of Staunton Va dated January 1903 and a follow up in June 1997 claiming long lasting relief. It also mentions scenes of humorous dialogue about wedding window decorations and Defiance Starch sales, plus a brief note on the American Friends board considering broader mission work in Palestine, Mexico, and Japan.
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Doan
James Bml
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N.Y
American Friends' Board of For When Missions
Cuba
Palestine
Mexico
Japan
Is Peruna Useful for Catarrh
The article argues Peruna contains two kinds of remedies for catarrh: standard catarrh remedies and tonic remedies, each with long physician use. It claims Peruna uses efficacious herbal components, notes chronic catarrh is common, and that many patients have seen repeated doctor efforts without cure, implying Peruna’s strong active constituents warrant testing.
Golfing on mysterious grounds with Agatha Wickhoff
Two travelers, Vincent and Archibald Terhune, flee London for six weeks of nature. A golf outing on private Castle Wreckhoff links leads to a chance encounter with the young heiress, the Honorable Agatha Wickhoff, raising curiosity about her family and estate.
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Vincent
Lord Wilfred Vincent
Duke
Totten
Freddy
Wilfred
London
Foreign Office
Edmund
Oxford
Vinecent
Terhune
Archibald Terhune
Kingsbridge
Cuppstore
Vincest
Baron Wyckhoff
Darter
Wrekho
Agatha
Pepe Nee
Ulicie
Rudolph
Agatha Wickhoff
Leaves Their Time to Fall
Quote from F P Dunne in the American Magazine on fear and death. It notes that dangerous human occupations pay the least and that people fear not death but ignorance, suggesting everyone faces an unseen danger until it is too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F P. Dunne
The
American Magazine
Dene-Holes Recovered In English Forests
A large group of dene-holes was rediscovered in a forest near Woolwich and Enfield. Openings marked by ground cup impressions reveal pits leading to shafts and caverns. Each cavern has six radial chambers around a central shaft, typical of dene-holes once thought to store grain from Roman or earlier Britain.
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England
Woolwich
Ents
Britain
The Elusive Thought
A little girl explains her grandfather's absent mindedness. She says he walks around thinking about nothing and when he remembers it he forgets that what he thought of was something different from what he wanted to remember.
Sherman Notified of Vice Presidential Nomination in Utica
Utica celebrated Representative James M. Sherman being formally notified of his nomination for vice president at the Chicago convention last June. A morning 19-gun salute opened the day, with a police and firemen parade and a residence ceremony led by notification committee members. Remarks from Senator Julius C. Burrows, Hamilton College President M. W. Stryker, Mayor Thomas Whester, and Charles S. Symonds followed, before afternoon sports and evening band concerts and street illumination capped the festivities.
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Utica
James
Sherman
Chicago
Genesee Street
Root
Julius C. Burrows
M. W. Stryker
Hamilton College
Thomas Whester
Charles S. Symonds
Utica Park
Fire wipes out Kaatskill house and cottages at Lake George
A blaze at the Kaatskill Bay district in Glen Falls New York destroyed the Kaatskill house and three cottages in Lake George. About 125 guests stayed at the hotel and many women in the fire brigade suffered minor cuts and burns. The Nelson cottage owned by Mrs Nelson sparked the fire from an overheated open fireplace flue. Loss estimated around 100000 dollars. Neighbors John Alen of Brooklyn and James Wing lost their cottages alongside the hotel led by A P Scoville. Most guests saved only a few effects while others carried trunks to the lakefront.
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Glen Falls
N. Y
Kaatskill House
Kaatskill Bay
Lake George
Nelson
John Alen
Brooklyn
James Wing
A P. Scoville
Nelson Cottage
OKLAHOMA EDITOR ARRESTED FOR CRIMINAL LIBEL
Oklahoma editor Omer K. Benedict of the Times was arrested in Guthrie on a criminal libel charge brought by Gov. Charles N. Haskell. Benedict posted $500 bond, returned to Oklahoma City, and declined a request for an interview. The matter centers on a Times editorial from August 14.
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Ested
Oels- Gethrie
Okla
Homa City
Charles N. Haskell
Omer K. Benedict
The
Times
Sheri Mahansi
Logan County
Oklahoma City
Nebraska Sees Widespread Heavy Rain Boosting Crop Prospects
Lineotr Ney reports a heavy rainfall that drenched nearly all Nebraska late Tuesday into Wednesday. Railroad men and crop experts say the downpour may secure a two crop season. In other brief items, Mrs Wardwell, a quarantined leper and widow of Gen Wardwell, escaped from quarters around midnight Tuesday and is thought to have boarded a train for California.
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Nebraska
Fragments of a Local Notice Remain Readable
Fragmentary OCR yields partial text from a local public notice. Key elements like actions or dates are unclear. The readable portions suggest official intent but lack full details for precise rendering.
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Mr. Jug
Libby
Vienna
McNeil
Seria
Groud
Cappstone
Graham
S Vincent
Lel Aber Frey Wilson
Mr. Gooley
Yaet
Ames S. Sherman
Kaatskill
Oklahoma
Q. K. Benedict
Cov. Haskell
Arn Wee Wen
Tery Af A
PIA
Parm
Jednes
They
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