Tanlac Restores Lexington Woman’s Health After Debilitating Illness
Mrs Oxborna of 718 Lancaster Ave Lexington Ky describes a months long battle with nervous exhaustion headaches and digestion problems. After trying Cincinnati doctors with little success she finds relief with Tanlac reporting immediate improvement in nerves headaches appetite and strength via a neighbor’s recommendation.
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Oxborna
Lancaster Ave
Lexington
Cincinnati
Tanlaca
Jending Druggiate
Snatched as a Brand Dr Mott follows Christian call
A Yale News report quotes FH P A noting Dr Mott intended to study law but his M C A work as a Cornell student influenced him to pursue Christian pursuits. The New York Tribune reprints the quote.
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Dr. Mott
Legal
Yale News
M. C
Cornell
FH. P. A
New York Tribune
Bayer Aspirin Ad Claims on Safe Uses for Pain Relief
An old ad promotes Bayer Aspirin tablets with the Bayer Cross, listing uses for colds, heartache, neuralgia, rheumatism, toothache, and more. It touts genuine Bayer tablets as safe, affordable in small tins of twelve, and available in larger packages, reflecting historical drug advertising language.
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Bayer
From Porter to Millionaire Evangelist Cadle Story
E Howard Cadle of Indianapolis rose from saloon porter and janitor’s aide to a six figure income and home with servants. He rebounded from gambling and poverty, built a stray career in auto sales, shoe repair, and business, then gained support from James Goodrich to start a chain with outlets in Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Evansville Terre Haute Columbus Fort Wayne and Indianapolis. Cadle now plans evangelist Gypsy Smith road meetings and tells his life story to overflow crowds.
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Indianapolis
E. Howard Cadle
Cadle
Orleans
Ind
Cadie
Gypsy Smith
J Mies
Caudle
Omaha
Louisville
Loulsville
Salem
Ilector
Ups
Dows
Gene
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Statehouse
Goodrich
Cale
Tofay
Chicago
Cincinnati
Loutaville
Evantsville
Terre Haute
Columbus
Fort Wayne
Indianapols
Dayton
Cadie and Inghele Mine Support Evangelism Effort
Mrs Cadie announces new donation to evangelism as Cadie’s slogan “It’s never too late to mend” reflects a bin business pivot. The message frames philanthropy as a timely moral act and locations the donor names with an emphasis on charitable intent.
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Ani
Cadie
Inghele
Peril in the House Fly Duty of Every Community
Dr L O Howard warns in a National Geographic Society note that the house fly spreads typhoid fever and other diseases and calls for active municipal action. He urges garbage collection, cleaner streets, and regulation of stables and tubewell practices to reduce fly populations and protect homes and markets.
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Washington, D. C
United States
L. O. Howard
Pilots Deny Accusations Amid Air Mail Row
Chicago members of the Air Mail Pilots Association deny charges by ex-pilot about crashes and negligence. They dispute claims by Evers that executives and mechanics caused the accidents and contest the murder of several pilots. The union asserts accidents were due to weather and flight conditions, maintaining pilots acted with professional judgment.
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Chicago
Air Mail
Association of America
Agalier
Abd Flers
Mapgood
Wade
Bird Pre Sonnel
Reading Progress at Public School Sees Lightning Readings
A fragment describes a student named Haleigh Hewett and a program involving Louie Silver and Wetre Metreald, noting public school readers and efforts to improve literacy. It mentions a goal to read more and tests of reading ability, with emphasis on progress and potential.
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Louie Silver
That Tired Feeling Signals Illness and Remedies
A fragmented ad claims fatigue forecasts sickness and urges immediate action. It promotes a 5.5.8 vegetable bread tonic as the cure to cleanse impurities, improve circulation, and ward off illnesses, claiming long-standing effectiveness and quick relief. The text pressures readers to act despite unclear details.
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Aesenae
Indigestion Doctor Advice and Home Remedies Ad
An old newspaper fragment shows a dialogue about a doctor visit for indigestion. The couple discusses giving up habits and mentions a talcum powder product from Caticara Toilet Trio. The excerpt hints at marital strain and a questioned divorce due to incompatibility amid marketing text.
Meet Pea for the Downbeat Gab
A brief note indicates an upcoming event featuring Pea for a gab session at a local venue. Details are sparse, with readers urged to watch for formal notices and timings to be announced by organizers.
Marooned for Three Years in South Seas Island
A Connecticut man rescued after three years on a remote Marquess Island in the South Seas. His shipmates mutinied, three died, he survived on fish breadfruit coconuts and scraps, living with two shell cups made from skulls. The tale echoes Defoe and the Robinson Crusoe legend.
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Alexander Selkirk
Juan Fernandes
Defoe
Robinson Crusoe
Queen Charlotte
South Seas
Iwan
Connecticut
Alls Well Chorus Girls Drama Ends on Stage Return
A clipped theatre note hints at whether the drama will return showing chorus girls described as shapely and modern. It conveys backstage sentiment about future performances and potential casting shifts.
Neighbors' Luck and a Curious Exchange
A fragmented neighborhood chat questions a daughter’s talents with unclear phrases about playing music and buying items. The talk hints at interests leaning toward social games like bridge, reflecting a casual, domestic moment.
Pure Herb Compound Seeks Trust in Warning Letter
A fragment describes a tonic advertised as a pure herbal compound claimed to support kidney liver and bladder health. The piece notes standard of purity and dosage in teaspoonful measures, likely urging cautious use and asserting safety claims.
Not What They Looked For Dr Phelpe in Philadelphia Dinner
Dr William Lyon Phelpe quips on popular novels at a Philadelphia dinner. He recalls a fading stage star in a provincial town once a favorite, noting the crowd’s gloom as his jokes no longer land. The manager attributes the change to altering tastes rather than memory.
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William Lyon Phelpe
Philadelphia
Allence
Bill
Not Clear What The Source Describes
Fragmentary quotation lacks identifiable people, places, dates, or events. The text does not reveal a coherent news item or verifiable entities to summarize into a factual card.
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