Chaotic New York reaction and election drift
Vague report describes public uproar in New York and a district attorney candidate labeled for punishing wrongdoing. Mentions a campaign banner, social reform figures, and a reference to Nightingale’s influence on nursing. Includes unrelated garbled lines about cures and refunds.
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Unusual Boston Restaurant Request Sparks Trade Joke
A Boston restaurant faces a quirky moment when George A. Marden of Lowell asks for plate of fly specks. The proprietor rebuts that fly species are not served, prompting Marden to joke about removing them from the bill. The item sits amid a mix of advertisements and odds ends.
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Fear Uprising in Peasant Class Rife with Terror Tactics
Moscow and St Petersburg dispatches report restored electric lighting and resumed factory work as authorities declare the first Bolshevik uprising crushed. The government claims a ruthless yet easy victory, with revolts demoralized and leaders arrested. Peasants face land hunger, prompting landowners near Minsk to offer partial holdings to quell unrest.
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Drujina Soldiers Fire Upon Troops In Kremlin Zone
Moscow dispatch reports Drujina soldiers paid twenty cents a day made a sudden incursion into central Moscow near the Kremlin, firing on infantry and artillery. Regulars recovered, officers ordered counterfire, Drujina troops fled. Separate item from Los Angeles notes a Death Valley murder suspect named Walter Scott not fatally wounded.
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Okhotnago Banda
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Scotty
Los Angeles
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Barge Canal Fees and Pugilists Highlight Reported
The second annual report of the State Engineer and Surveyor notes a forty million dollar request for Cana Alhiny work on the canal and mentions the barge canal protest. It also covers a public dispute in development and notes boxing rights and lefts as a secondary topic.
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War memories and wry quips echo at a 19th century reception
A Philadelphia guest recounts wartime losses saying a wife kept him at the event. Other men joke about spouses guiding fate while a widow reflects on Gettysburg. During a debate on farm bills Congressman Rixey rails against inaction, and Wade Worth quips Rome wasn’t built in a day.
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Virginia
Agricultural Committee
Wadeworth
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Romulus
Remus
Miracle Cure for Eczema Using Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent
A six month old boy suffered extreme eczema with crusted mouth and eyes, needing confinement to prevent scratching. After doctors failed, Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent produced rapid improvement. within ten weeks the child was fully well and skin clear. Testimonial from F Hobrath, June 5, 1906.
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F. Hobrath
C. L. Hobrath
South Wethlehem
Diverse 1900s Remedies Advertisements and Sayings Showcased
A collage of advertisements and sayings from a early 20th century newspaper page. Doan’s Kidney Pills claim life saving cures for backache and kidney issues, while Piso a Cure for Consumption is praised by a Trinity Springs reader. Other items promote kid-friendly remedies, detergents, cigars, and starch, with pointed notes about illness, domestic life, and everyday consumer products.
Snowball Rent? Brookhouse Landlord Winters With Roses
dealers say as soon as a tamar tries Deflancs Atarch in December the rent can be paid with a snowball and red rose. In Brookhouse England the annual rent was one snow in Jane and a red rose, with the rose laid early and the snowball now made of shaved ice.
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England
Catarrh Cure Ad Brings $100 Reward Promise
An old advertisement claims Halts Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh as a constitutional disease with internal use. It promises $100 for any case that fails, cites testimonials, and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo as the address, with sales through local druggists.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Taleo
Hal
Garment Rules in Nord hausen Sparks Street Ban
A garb rule bans outfits sweeping the pavement in Nord hausen Saxony under a fine of thirty marks. The rest of the fragment references Defiance Starch prices and a Cleveland Leader joke about pie shortening, with no clear local impact.
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Saxony
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