Doane Kidney Pills Featured By Local Resident
A Lebanon Kentucky resident testifies to kidney relief after suffering severe back pain and irregular kidney issues. He found Doan's Kidney Pills effective and plans a free trial offer via Foster Milburn Co. A brief note mentions impeachment voting in 1868 and a printer’s error in a newspaper listing.
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Walls
Lebanon
Nyloge
East Mala Street
Hugh Murrey Drug Co
Reiter Doan
Mr. Walls
United States
Addres Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Kaiser's Dignity and Censorship of Foreign Comics
Foreign comic papers face strict censorship in Germany as authorities monitor American publications for content deemed disreputable to the Kaiser. A warning lookout targets overseas sheets, while notes on weaponry and fortifications hint at evolving military themes and the era's armored standards.
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Kaiser
Germany
America
Centary Pieturen
Rissa
Ruch
Minister Buck of Fall River Marries Nearly Five Decades
The Boston Globe notes Rev. BoA Buck of Fall River Massachusetts has served in the ministry for almost fifty years. He has married 1,590 couples, baptized many children, and officiated at about 2,400 functions in New England.
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Macaachusetts
New England
Boa
Buck
Fall River
Heston
A Garden of Orchids and Parisian Perfumes
A fragmented note describes orchids and perfumes near Paris. It mentions a warden with a vision of flowers and a cultivation method that yields rare qualities for producing delicious perfumes. The text hints at therapeutic or aesthetic uses and a search for refined scents.
Untidy OCR Note on Speaker and Gambler Identity
Fragmentary OCR passage contrasts an imaginary speaker Heoed with Pat Sheedy, noting confusion with a lawyer who is mistaken for a gambler. It mentions Mr Reed’s difficulty in explaining he knows nothing of horse racing and card games.
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Pat Sheedy
Reed
Fragmented OCR yields puzzling health and incident notes
The readable fragments reference medical topics such as deafness and catarrh, a dangerous incident involving a shoestring at a Confederate reunion in Texas, and a fatal choking event from a brass-tipped string. Also mentioned are Martinique soundings and a promotional line about Dyes, all in a garbled historical newspaper style.
Grape Nuts Praise and Global Notes Include Egypt and Czar
A noisy mixture of health claims and world notes touts Grape Nuts as a brain and nerve food with rapid digestion praise from a physician. It also overviews potential Egyptian coal exports, admiration for American scenery, and a casual remark about taxes and a czar’s popularity, plus a note about a physician’s patient who improved using the cereal.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Michi
Wellville
Bordeaux Mixture and its use in orchards
Horticulture notes on Bordeaux mixture explain liquid and dry forms, with a preferred four pound lime to four pound blue stone formula. Step by step instructions detail mixing in multiple barrels, water quantities, and safety to avoid plant injury. The article cites Profs Stinson and Webster and notes broader agricultural and disease concerns.
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J. T. Stinson
Shya
Ohio
Iowa
Whnola
Missouri
Large Crag Eagle Disturbs Cattle Near Mount Bethel
Somerville dispatch reports a large crag eagle, first seen in years, attacking a calf on Charles Covert’s Mount Bethel farm. Cattle protected the calf, but the eagle wounded four cows before Covert appeared with a gun. The bird fell to the ground and was killed. Covert plans to preserve the specimen.
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Somerville
N. J
Charles Covert
Mount Bethel
Covert
Fragmented OCR notes touch on politics and suffrage
The text mentions Edward Lauterbach as a New York lieutenant governor candidate, his two sons proud of him, and a friend humorously noting their prayers. It also references Defiance Starch, Australian women’s suffrage, and freight train tonnage comparisons on British and New York railroads, all in disconnected fragments.
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Edward Lauterbach
New York State
Haa Two Sone
Costa
New York
Fragmented 19th Century Notices From Fragmented OCR
An assorted jumble of ad like lines and paragraphs mentions a Ranway engineer in Caldwell drawing a small check, Defiance Starch claims, and a historical note on education by the state. Also referenced are Russian sentiment, Le Matin, and a Pitt statue fund with a joking charge about good behavior.
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Ranway
Caldwell
Kanene City Star
McBride Family Claims Kidney Pills Cured Boy
Mr and Mrs William McBride and Jesse L Simes swear Dr Moore notary public that Dodd s Kidney Pills cured their son epileptic fits in under a week after initial onset. The sworn statements recount numerous fits before treatment and their abrupt cessation thereafter. The story sparked neighborhood discussion as the family cites dramatic improvement and care given to the boy.
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Jobs
Kans
William McBride
Jesse L. Simes
George E. Moore
McBride
Lines
Dodd
Mrs. McBride
Woman Healed by Free Home Treatment Claim
A chronically ill woman confined to her house regains strength after contacting Dr Hartman for free home treatment by letter. Her relief follows his prescribed regimen and appliances, with multiple testimonials from women praising the doctor. The notice urges others to apply for gratis guidance from Miss Annie Hoban in New York and Dr Hartman’s Sanitation office in Columbus.
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Gervanis
Mer
Mery
Tr. Hartman
Schousen
Womten
Toll
Annie Hoban
Post Pocabontas of
Wiemnasee Couneilor
New York
Mamie Dowell
Chy Howe Pirana
Peruana
Mamie Fowell
Satan
D'ernea
Stoner
Harman
Addie
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarion
Columbi
Peruna praised by Ohio woman for postnatal relief
Mrs Hattie La Fountain of Galion Ohio, treasurer of the Protected Tome Circle and Catholic Lanes, credits Peruna with ending months of bearing down pains and dreadful headaches after her first child. She reports rapid improvement after starting the remedy and urges friends to use it.
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Hattie la Fountain
Treas
Tome Circle
Ohio
Galion, O
Peruna
Peruna Praised by California Federation Secretary
Mrs. Julia M. Pirown, Secretary of the Woman's State Federation of California, reports from Los Angeles that Peruna surpasses its claims. She recounts women cured of chronic ailments and fatigue, noting improvements in health after using the remedy and expressing strong endorsement.
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Woman's State Federation
Peruna
Julia M. Pirown
Woman's State Federation of California
Fifth St
Los Angeles
Cal
Mersok
Tulda M. Brown
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