Doans Kidney Pills Lift Stone Trouble Says Patient
A 14 percent East Adame Avenue resident James Greenman recalls a kidney illness. He endured three months in bed with back pain and urinary weakness before Doans Kidney Pills eased gravel and ejected forty stones. He fully recovered and urges readers to remember Doan's name. The piece also includes brief, unrelated items from a telegraph bulletin and a backstage checkers anecdote.
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James Greenman
East Adame
Michenya
Doan
Muffaio
Garbled 19th Century Quip Sheet Mixes Tea Advice and Verse
Fragmentary OCR style page blends quotes about women suffrage romance and remedies. It parodies period public notices with lines from Longfellow and mock ad copy for Garfield Tea and Won’t. The result is a collage of dated names and puns without a clear single event.
Uncle Joe Cannon at 76 dodges circus rain in happy gloom
Caele Joe Cannon celebrated his seventy six birthday in Washington amid grief. He planned a wild day at the circus but rain kept him indoors with his daughter at John Weeks home. He noted he learned by experience not to attend circles when it rains and he remained cheerful, though soaked in memory.
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Caele Joe" Cannon
Washington
John Weeka
Mia
Weeks
Daugher
Sultan A Mediated Ruler in Morocco Status Change
On March 20 France altered its North African policy by alening a treaty with Sultan Mulla Abdel Hafd establishing a French protectorate over Morocco. The move mirrors French experience in Algeria and Tunisia, provoking native resentment and shaping regional power dynamics. Hafid, a Malian-admired figure linked to Prophet Mahomet, has a long history of Islamic scholarship and political maneuvering.
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France
Morineo
Mulla Abdel Hafd
Mediterranean
Tripoli
Atlantic Ocean
Algeria
Wtrai
Morocca
Ubiyotsa
Ali
Mahomet
Mulla Aziz
Melea
Governor West Frees Convicts Initiates Honor System
Governor Donald West of Oregon ends penitentiary discipline and releases over 200 inmates into an honor system. Convicts work in camps building roads, operating rock quarries, and clearing land as guards and cells are removed.
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Donald West
Oregon
Oregon State
Coventry
Vice President Hale Heads Panama-Pacific Expo Commission
Reuben JF Hale vice president of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition leads a foreign affairs and military commission to discuss a world event in 1915. The group includes Brigadier General Clarence B. Wadwoarde II and Admiral Staunton, with Taft assigning them to meet ambassadors abroad.
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Reuben JF. Hale
Bon Francisco
Pontiia Cane
Ape Club
Minjetera
Army
Navy
Hole
San Francisco
Panama Canal
John Hays Nammond
Reuben B. Hale
Clarence B. Wdwoarde
Willam T. Leenon
Archibald C. Emery
Rawards
Admiral Staunton
Taft
Pary
Department of Atate
Heart Health Warnings From Medical Record On Gen Grant
A historical medical note warns against stress on aging hearts citing Gen Grant amid general guidance on heart pressure and hydrostatic forces. The piece discusses age related heart vulnerability and the cautionary stance of prominent physicians regarding treating hearts over forty five.
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Lit
Ihuy
Gen. Grant
Archies Sacrilege Spoils Banquet Parody Angers President
An archival Chicago dinner with President Tart, Secretary Hillee, and Major Archibald Mutt turns sour over a parodic song. The ambassador’s aide, the Wienetic A parody, and the crowd react as the guest decries the tune likening it to the Lord's prayer.
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Archie
Tart
Chicago
Mr. Hillee
Archibald Mutt
Dixie
Butt
Gudryla
Murine Eye Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement fragment touts Murine as a powerful eye remedy for watery eyes and irritation. It cites Chicago origin and claims rapid relief, urging readers to seek Murine for liver and digestive ailments among other listed benefits. The text blends quotes about goodness and happiness with product touts in a period advertising style.
The Difference and The Parade of Words in The Way
A fragmentary, archaic dialogue discusses art and intellect, contrasting ideas with metaphorical stones. It then shifts to a promotion for Paxtine Antiseptic, claiming it ensures a clean mouth and sweet breath. The ad notes a price and request for payment on receipt.
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Datpald
Prin
No Tolle Co
Dowton, Maan
Fragmentary 1900s Note Brings Quirky Voices to Burma Strike
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions strike, ravens, and names like Andrew Jack and Garfield Tea. The text shows garbled dialogue about strike ethics, confusion over wires, and a quirky cast, suggesting a chaotic reader-constructed note rather than a complete report.
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