Frisky Folklore Fumbles Names at Lamp Light Parade
A garbled OCR note describes a quirky scene with Freddy and local figures at a lamp display. The text hints at affectionate misnaming and a magnolia motif, capturing a small town moment and playful confusion.
Outings Lifts Spirits Says Physician On Health
A physician notes the telephone keeps many women home causing headaches and low spirits. He urges morning walks and outdoor activity to restore energy, pointing to windows being cleaned and streets active as signs of life. The article warmingly reflects on daily chores and the benefit of leaving the house for fresh air.
The Knockout Blow in Prizefighting lore
The article discusses the historical development of the knockout blow and its significance in boxing. It cites Dr. Pierce promoting the Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for digestion and blood quality, claiming broad mucous surface effects and catarrh relief, and offers free booklets and medical counsel by mail through Dr. Pierce.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
A. F. Peeler
St. Louis
B. Down
Philadelphia
Edward Parrish
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. B. Elliott
New York City
C. G. Sprague
Omaha
Neb
J. A. Parker
Kansas City
H. F. Merrill
Augusta
Corbett
Pierce
Poul Beth
Love
M. Moree
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
R. Pierce
Addrous Ir. Pierce
Sioux Veterans Recount Custer Massacre Saga Reminisces
The piece features two Bronx performers recounting the 1876 Little Big Horn clash, with Rocky Bear and Tall telling how Gaul and Rain-in-the-Face led Sioux fighters against Custer. They discuss motives, desertion, and the aftermath, including Red Cloud and Sitting Bull figures.
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Bronx
New York
Butte
Custer
Rocky Bear
Rocky
Theloux
Tron Tull
Plains
Red Cloud
Sitting Bull
Gaul
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Tom Custer
Canada
Little Big Horn
Reno
Tall
Oldier
Rock Bear
Tom Caster
George A. Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Giggon
Crook
Terry
Rogebud
Yellowstone
Big Horn
Little
Ig Horn
Major
Benteen
Mendlowa
Henda
U. B. Wordler
How to Revive Flowers and Freshen Vegetables
The method involves cutting a tiny piece from each stem, placing the stems in a large glass with cold water, submerging the jar in a bucket of cold water, and keeping the setup in a dark place overnight. In the morning the flowers appear fresh with dewlike droplets, best for roses and carnations, while violets are less responsive. Wilted greens like spinach lettuce and celery can be refreshed by the same process, with daily water changes.
Where Doctors Failed An Interesting Case From Saiem Ore
A patient in Saiem Oregon suffered ten years from kidney disease and rheumatism with severe pains, headaches, and sleepless nights. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills the man walked with one cane then two, but soon improved rapidly and felt better than in 15 years after three boxes. Lasting effects noted. sold by dealers for 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo.
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Saiem
Oregon
F. A. Sutton
I. F. DD
Ore
Doun
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
The Last Straw and a Kentucky Courtroom Tale
A jumble of comic vignettes includes a Kentucky court scene where a judge decries contempt and contemplates drastic steps as counsel asks if the judge would resign. Interleaved are stray lines about an editor, a failing cook, and a gray mare marked lost with a reward in Sioux City, creating a mosaic of 19th century newspaper snippets.
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Iudie
Kentucky
Almost a Solid Lord Skip Disease from Dieth-Portane
An account describes a difficult attempt to cure a girl named via various spellings, with a father spending a fortune on medical remedies and doctors. The narrative notes her age, fragile condition, and the uncertain outcome as efforts to heal her continue amid family concern and medical uncertainty.
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Dieth
Portane
Bove
Roekngtian Ca
Wietela
Cdi
Martieg
N. C
Henry Thomas Spindler Dies in Brentford Linked to Sun
Henry Thomas Spindler, who recently died in Brentford at age Sé, long served the old London Sun. He acted as proofreader to Charles Dickens and preserved many relics of the event novelist, including proofs with annotations.
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Henry Thomas Spindler
Brentford
England
Old London Sun
Charles Dickene
Grandfather's Cure for Constipation
An old ads style pitch promotes exercise and Cascarets as the remedy for constipation. It touts sawing wood or long walks to regulate bowels and claims Cascarets offer gentle, nonpurging relief without harsh laxatives. The 10 cent box is advertised as portable and effective.
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Tomorow
Fragmented OCR Notice Summary of Eye Water Item
Readable lines mention an eye water product by a named firm appearing in a local notice. No clear date or full company name is legible. The fragment implies a trade item, with no visible price or deadline.
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Ness
Ross
Norman M. Geer
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Michigan
Niagara Falls
Slam Rols
America
Boston
Greater Boston
New England
WLY
NEW York Central Lines
Warren J. Lynch
O48
Mall
Paxton
Keaton
Maas
Totes Det Aed Keene Trae
el Ai
Eure
Dreckipa
Sorenant
Adar
Lavey
Nolan Vurrhory
London
Argyleshire
Et Vito Leon Ait
Surat
Wiles
Laelad
Allen
le Moy
Freddy
Magnolia
Fred
Lydia
Pinkham
Aug. Lyon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Augustus Lyon
East Earl
Mrs. Pinkham
Houston
John Mulhall
Sioux City
John
Val Right
Winslow
Cent & Wettia
Carter
Vica
Standarg Oil Company
Omason