Printing and Publishing Information in Indiana Gazette
Classified ad column from the NING GAZETTE shows price notes for by mail and carrier delivery, listing A. Ray as manager and editor. Frank M. Smith is credited as city printer and other small notices appear within the ad layout.
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Ning Gazette
Tanit Printing & & Publishing C
Indiana
Wie Evening Gazette
C.eeee
Carcier
A. Ray
M. Smite
M.smith
Bagdad Metropolis of World at One Toe
Fragmentary OCR recounts ancient Bagdad as a once great city linked to Mesopotamia and Islamic civilization. It notes irrigation ruin from conquests by Persians and Arabs, a river economy, and a historic decline amid trade with Indo China and surrounding regions.
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Bagdad
Bar
Babyloniar
Haroun Al-Ra
Bars
Islam
Indo- China
Fragmentary OCR: Local notice with scattered names
Fragment text shows partial phrases and names from a county notice. The readable words hint at local persons and places but lack coherent context or complete details. No clear event date or action is discernible.
Fragmented OCR tries to revive a civic note in blurred text
A mangled OCR page fragment hints at local civic interest and funding discussions. Nonstandard spellings obscure details but reference to authorities, community efforts, and possible financial contributions suggest a public notice or editorial fragment about projects and support.
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Nh Lee
Mioney
Settee Resis
Ted Phatote
Fragmented civic notes mix life events and duties
The text blends reflections on welfare, marriage, and responsibilities with a jumble of social notes. It mentions attorney general matters, wage and compensation debates, and lists several residents visiting or staying with family, including Paul Bruce, Cynthia Sloan, Mrs Annie Clark Miller, Ford Gibson, Miss Louise Grant, and Miss La Rue Chorpenning, among others.
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Tie Nitaure
Bula
Ohio
Paul Bruce
North Side
Pittsburg
Henderson
Cynthia Sloan
Saltsburg
Shields Sloan
Railroad Ave
Annie Clark Miller
Pittaburo
Hope Stewart
Normal School
Ford Gibson
Windher
Louise Grant
Church Street
Howe
Cleveland
Pella Gibson Rengier
LaRue Chorpenning
Mac Jean Lumsden
Rank Foolishness Rally Report
Disjointed note discusses cold weather myths and a claimed remedy. Mentions damp conditions and widespread use of a product described as a “cough remedy” and “popular aid.” No clear dates, people, or organizations verified.
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Rizhness
Trumiarlain
Local notices from Marion County schools and residents
Fragmentary passage mentions Mead Mrs and Mrs Stuchell of Marion Center, Aiury Leovhard a teacher at Juhestown schools, and others visiting or staying at homes on Cak street Hasmet Als. Names appear garbled with several unclear phrases and places, but indicates a social or educational notice among local residents and guests.
Unusual Cough Remedy Promises Safe Old Joe Syrup
An OCR snippet touts Old Joe Cough Syrup as a safe remedy for all ages. It claims the syrup loosens mucus and soothes irritation without drugs like chloroform. The ad notes widespread store availability and a large bottle price in vague terms.
When to Take Chamberlain's Tablets
Directions list when to take Chamberlain's Tablets for dullness after meals and various ailments. Include feelings of heaviness, biliousness, inexpressible sick headaches, sour stomachs, belching, indigestion, nervousness, despondency, loss of appetite, torpid liver, and general malaise. Obtainable everywhere.
Digestion and health and the role of saliva in starch digestion
The article urges national fortification through proper diet noting that starches are best digested in the mouth. It warns against skipping thorough mastication and swallowing dry starches, lists foods to chew with saliva, and extols saliva's digestive power over commercial digestive aids as essential for health at all ages.
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America
Dreams Reveal Sleep Needs Says Harvard Doctor
Boston March 12 Dreams test sleep need says Dr Percy G Stiles of Harvard Medical School. If dreams ramble or escape, one is not overtired. if they mirror the day's worries, overwork or fatigue may be the cause. Insomnia is rare and relaxation aids rest while the mind benefits from familiar poetry.
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Boston
Percy G. Stiles
Harvard Medical School
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