Tanlac touted as family medicine by many customers
A rambling testimonial parade extols Tanlac as a universal healer for families across the United States and Canada. Speakers from Los Angeles to Albany and Danville praise restored health in wives, children, and parents, labeling Tanlac a cure for indigestion and general weakness.
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New York
Chas. B. van Colt
Fourth Ave
Albany
Tanlac
Canada
Bert Hewer
Knat
Toronto
Ontario
Virginia
J. F. Robertson
Danville
Courtroom Gaffe Ends With Brief Sentence
Murphy told the judge it was his first time such an event occurred as he clutched a pipe in the subway. Judge Derie warned he would sentence on this one but asked him to imagine if it had been an umbrella. Murphy grinned and left the courtroom.
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Murphy
Derie
Mumbled Court Notes and Odds on Races
Fragmentary chatter from a judge recounts a mixed scene of vows and wagers. References to Evie and a payche laggical moment hint at personal details amid race tips and party talk. The text is garbled but suggests a local court or social vignette with betting remarks and various unnamed individuals.
History of cucumbers in world cuisine from ancient to modern
A Chicago Journal excerpt notes cucumber preparation through history, from a peel and pepper method to vinegar toss, reflecting taste variety and digestive humor. It cites biblical reference to cucumbers and melons in Egypt and connects to a long standing role on the world diet.
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Menon
Egypt
Chicago Journal
Progrese and Old Man Doodie on Reputation Loss
A fragment from the Chicago Daily News discusses progress and motion, noting that reputation and virtue are less of a handicap today. It comments on acquittals of self-absorbed crooks and reflects on public claps for such outcomes.
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Chicago Daily News
Distinct Benefit Mentioned At World Conference
A pharrver cites multiple benefits from a world conference and mentions Senator Sorghum agreeing one key outcome is gathering information before delegates return home to draft their impressions of America. The text also notes a man giving unsolicited advice and a contrast with sticking to own business.
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Pharrver
Sorghum
Wipremions of
America
Red Jacket the Orator of the Seneca Nation
Chief Red Jacket, also known as Shagolowatha, served as a noted Seneca orator during the Revolution era. He opposed missionaries, defended his people in trials like the 1881 witch case, and warned against white influences. Died January 20, 1880, buried in Buffalo, New York.
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Seneca Reservatom
Senees
Red Jacket
Salem
Chletsil
Buffalo, X.Y
Little Turtle Hero of Old Indian Wars
A fragmented account recalls Little Turtle, also Michikinigwa, and his battles against Gen Josiah Harmar and Lt Col Arthur St Clair. It notes defeats, retreats, and later peace efforts, with reference to Wayne and ongoing struggles after the Revolution. The piece ends with Little Turtle’s death on July 14, 1822.
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George Washington
Sete Wien
Little Turtle
Michikinigua
Ohio
Todiuna
Josiah Harmar
Pottawatowiles
Washington
Char
Litte Ture
Heteele
Braddock
Si. Clair
Anthony" Wayne
Ueki
Litto Turtle
Cowandion Lung
Atteck
Chea
Pullen
Dewee
Litte Pwrthe
Hog cholera serum not a cure for eradication
The United States Department of Agriculture warns that hog cholera cannot be eradicated nationwide by serum alone. Serum protects individuals but does not remove the disease source. Waves of prevalence vary by year and season, with higher losses in fall. Farmers should immunize herds at first sign of disease to prevent deaths and continue vigilant herd management.
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United States
Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Bog Choleré
Easy to Make Fuite Feed For Sows And Cattle Balance
A damaged OCR recipe-like note describes feeding sows with balanced concentrates to improve fattening. It suggests adding 1 to 20 percent of weight in meal or seeds to form a ration, with alternatives like oats and other feed components, emphasizing balanced nutrition.
Sheep Price Prompts Comic Market Muddle
A fragmented OCR line hints at inflated sheep prices and a joke about getting a loan to buy sheep. The snippet mentions sheep, price, and a disproportionate request, suggesting a humorous or satirical note rather than a clear news event. Names, places, or dates are not discernible from the readable text.
Borah warns war threat from Pacific treaty issues
Idaho Senator Borah warns in his senate statement that shaky complications over the four power Pacific treaty could drag the United States into war. He cites the Japanese Russian clash in Chita and accuses Japan of provocative tactics, predicting broader Pacific conflict if Japan extends its methods to Sakhalin and other Russian lands.
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Washington
United States
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Sitiation
Horah
Japan
Tokio Menages
Chita
Agent Provocateurs
Pacific
Sakhalin
Russia
China
Governor Len Small Trial Set for April Seventeenth
Governor Len Small of Illinois faces a court trial on a conspiracy to embezzle charge in Lake County. Judge C O Edwards announced a new jury selection plan, with a three citizen committee drawing the jury from the 1920 polling lists to ensure broad voter inclusion.
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Waukegan, l
Len Small
C. O. Edwards
Lake County
Edwarda
Edwards
Masked visitors disrupt Denison church services
A Denison deacon confronted a masked Ku Klux Klansman during a Sunday visit to Viret Baptist Church. The assailant fled as others quieted the scene. Reportedly a Denison businessman led the Ku Klux group of about fifty men who visited both Wirat Presbyterian and Baptist churches.
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Denison, Tex
Ku Klux Klazsmas
Kiam
Viret
kKlagsmas
Kifmemaw
Denison
Baptist and
Wirat Presbyteriag
Jury Tampering Arrest in Kennedy Murder Case
A private detective was arrested in Los Angeles on a charge of jury tampering related to the murder case of Arthur C. Burch concerning J. Neitom Kennedy. Another man was cited for contempt of court for overly close questioning of jurors during voir dire in Burr’s trial.
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Los Angeles
Amtor
Arthur C. Burch
J. Neitom Kennedy
Repire
Burr
Haye
Wall of Auto Horn Fatal to Mules in Montana
In Helens Montana Kari Kahle drives a car with a horn described as resembling a doll saw. He honked to pass a wagon pulled by two mules. The mules collapsed and died. Witnesses provided affidavits about the incident.
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Mules Helens
Mont
Kari Kahle
Kab
Foresters Present Fir Seed Plan To Aid War Effort
Foresters led by Charles L. Pack president of the American Forestry association presented a plan to seed fir trees and tie up 100,000,000 seeds to bolster Allied efforts during the war. In Washington headquarters ambassadors and officials discussed France and Britain receiving the aid as a rescue gesture.
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Washington
France
Britain
Charles L. Pack
American Forestry Neaovtatiod
Cimee
Amarica
Anid Ambasador Jésgurand
Oia
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Chita Republic
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