Thank God For Zoa Phora Health Cure Ad
An advertisement touts Zoa Phora as a perfect health cure for women. It claims cures for nervousness, kidney and bladder troubles, and simplifies childbirth, with testimonials from Mrs. J. W. Knapp of Jackson Michigan. Free trial bottles and a medical book are offered, with zon Phora priced at one dollar per bottle.
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Phora
Ita Thorugh
J. W. Knapp
E. Mainez
Jackson, Mich
Zoa Phora
Payalians
Zoa Phoro Co
Kalanazoo
Mish
Rey Sree
United
Order of Good Templars
Slus Agnes Stebblogs
Raatpat Street
New York City
Pierce
B. V. Pierce
Buffalo MY
President Initiates Relief Fund After Missouri Explosion
Washington April 15 The president contributes 10 and the secretary of the navy matches the amount as the nucleus of a fund for relief of dependents of enlisted men who died in the Missouri explosion. The president and Secretary Moody sent sympathy to the next of kin of all the deceased.
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Washington
Moody
Receiver is Wanted in Trenton Stockholder Case
Frank C. Maeder of St Louis a Buttmo Bill wild west company stockholder asks court to appoint receivers for the corporation and bring officers Cody Buffalo Bill Keen Lane Crane and others to testify on financial status. He alleges profits were withheld and seeks seizure to recover his share.
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Trenton
Frank C. Maeder
St. Louls
Buttmo Bill Wild West Company
Mrecora
Yames Ay Ballay
Meader
Cody
Mere Boy Discovers Lost Art of Tempering Copper
Buffalo April 12 Frank McCroy 157 Royal Ave a teen inventor claims to have discovered a method to temper copper vastly increasing hardness. He asserts ideas came in a dream after testing in a Delaware region roundhouse and at a Halloween party the night his curiosity peaked. Government interest followed with Navy department tests and offers to buy access to his formula, though he prefers secrecy and refuses cash.
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Buffalo
Frank McCroy
Royal Ave
Washington
McCroy
Frank
Hailstena
Tim
Ike
Binghamton
Mit
Tenenet
Reon
Ana
Sifwa
Snow
Muzola
Great Bend
Geniua
Waahtteton
Navy Department
Widgeeres
New Yorks Great Subway to Open Soon Station Downtown
Crowd awaits the new rapid transit tunnel project as work finishes on a vast underground system linking Manhattan to Brooklyn and the Bronx. Two main branches extend north and east with a central trunk under Fifth Avenue. Trains will run on a third rail with four tracks, offering local and express services. Each car seats many passengers and speeds around 20 miles per hour. The project promises to ease surface congestion and transform city transport.
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New York
Mimpietan
Mer
Marek
Phy Hall
Central Park
Harlem River
Bronx
Loval
Cnmtnet
Hrcemev Agi
Russian Soldiers in War Rationed Life Brutalized By Poverty
A transport of warped English prose outlines a Russian infantry life marked by meager pay, harsh discipline, and spartan rations. It describes recruits facing five-year terms, daily drills, and meager weekly pay of ten cents, with meals consisting of rye porridge, meat, cabbage, and beer, while soldiers endure long marches and austere conditions.
The Russian Soldier Life in Training Camps and Lyrics
The article describes Russian conscripts living on black bread and simple rations during training. It notes mixed ethnicities, literacy challenges, and a harsh routine from April through autumn maneuvers. Soldiers seek small diversions like music and dancing, with wages and costs outlined for the czar’s army of 5,007,000 men at about $160 per head annually.
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London
Sotters
Europe
Ballat
Agin
Ruesan
Banjo Ayers
Humarh feed on himors the sooner you gel rid of them
The fragment suggests a smoker or health remedy note stating that removing something quickly aids healing, mentioning Hood and Saran parilla as possible medicines. The text is garbled with nonstandard spellings, making precise facts scarce.
Reading The Sun A Splash Of Witty Advice
A brisk note invites readers to enjoy entertaining reading from The Sun A, promising interest and steady opportunities to learn and perhaps earn. It hints at content that amuses while offering practical chances to benefit from reading.
Memory of Sir Walter Scott Surprises Poet Campbell
Campbell recalled the extraordinary memory of Sir Walter Scott who, after reading Lechler's warning in manuscript, told Beattie to read it slowly. Scott then returned the manuscript and warned about copyright, claiming he had the poem by heart. In three readings he repeated the entire eighty eight lines without a mistake.
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Campbell
Waler Scott
Lechler
Beatt
Joe
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