Pink Pills Claimed To Cure Wife In Kansas
Reporters notice a lyre ad on a drugstore door in St Jobe Kansas and hear farmer Humes recount how Dr Williams Pink Pills cured his wife of paralysis like ailments after doctors failed. He praises the pills for restoring health, blood strength, and femininity issues, noting their availability from druggists or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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Huma
Scvite
Humes
Olla
Dr. Williams
Maria
Pate Waite
Hurnes
Stafford County
Kansas
Dr. Wiliams
Dr. Willings Medicine Company
Echonoctady
Pretty Japanese Tea Room Decor Advice
A 1920s Ladies' Home Journal piece describes creating a Japanese tea room with wall matting two thirds up, a surrounding narrow shelf, Japanese prints, bamboo accents, lanterns, and a center table with a teaset. It suggests bamboo chairs, mat flooring, bamboo curtains and slat drapes, and color schemes of dark blue or red with black furniture.
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Walla
Dune Ladies’ Home Journal
White Topaz At Chicago Diamond Palace Draws Crowds
Crowds throng the show windows of the Chicago Diamond Palace daily to view White Topaz, or carbonado diamonds, touted as earth nearest to real diamonds. The store offers to send genuine White Topaz upon receiving the advertisement and 25 cents in stamps, warning against imitators and noting Diamond Palace as sole importers at the American Express Building in Chicago.
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Chicago Diamond Palace
Diamond Palace
Chicago
American Express
Echo method locates underground carriers by sound
A Boston Transcript note describes using sound travel time to locate a conduit obstruction. Experiments with a pistol-shot impulse placed the blockage at 1,097 feet from the instrument, after correcting for temperature. The text then shifts to summer care for blankets, detailing washing with soft water and pure soap, avoiding rubbing, and finishing with drying and storage tips.
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Au Koko
Boston Transcript
Maui
Ginger Beer and Health Tonic Advertisement Remnants
The fragment describes preparing ginger beer with gren siaged agar, sugar, lemon, and yeast for eight quarts of water, then bottling after twelve hours. It also promotes Hox better tomach Hitters as a tonic aiding digestion and overall vitality.
Whitewash and Foot Ease Ads from an Early Journal
The item blends household tips and patent medicine ads. It notes whitewashing a henhouse to deter lice and eggs, plus praise for Allen’s Foot-Ease and its promise to cure foot pain. It also promotes Grain-O as a coffee substitute and outlines slow feeding for horses with grain and pebbles.
Fragmented OCR Echoes in Quiet Town
An abrupt, nonsensical mix of phrases mentions a Folding Ned device, a Bald Head Telescope Proprietor, and a mysterious Mara planet. The piece references Florida Times-Union style quirks, a single-house township Bowland, and odd product pitches while blending unrelated lines and old advertising tones.
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Daly
Mara
Ryan
Landon Tid
Wrecked by a Bomb at the Governor's Residence
June 13 between 4 and 10 o clock a car like report shook Lewon worth Kansas. The Governor Andrew J. Smith and his daughter Daisy escaped injury as the residence was severely damaged. A discharged veteran, Joseph W. Oliver, was arrested near Cherokee street and suspected of involvement. The blast, likely dynamite, caused massive interior wreckage and panic among residents.
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Leavaxwonti
Knn
Bertween
Andrew J. Smith
Governor Smith
Daisy Smith
Mra Smith
Joseph W. Oliver
Cherokee Street
Smith
Oliver
John Uiringer
Lewvonworth
Kansas
National Board of Many Agers
Colonel Smith
Pacific Branch
Santa Monica
Cal
Fire Burns Home of Duna Family in Arkansas
A dwelling near Fannie Ark burned injuring a negro family of five. The woman and three children were inside and two children were missing. Police reported the incident after midnight with eighteen men arrested for the first round in a related disturbance.
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Peist Lang
Ladinnupalis
Senate Sugar Schedule Debate Amid Sharp Exchanges
Washington dispatches describe a tense Senate debate on the sugar schedule with a notable clash between Hoar and Tillman. Meantime the House adjourned after a massive petition urging Cuban belligerency, and Louisiana senator McEnery defended protectionist views while opposing trusts. A close vote on the sugar amendment showed party divides, as Arkansas Jones and Tilman pushed export duties and reform.
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Waauxgrox
Senate
Hoar
Massachusetts
Tillman
South Carolina
Howe
Wastivoros
House
Congress
United States
Sulzerl
New York
Yeas
Demerat
McEnery
Louisiana
Jones
Nevada
Stewart
Wasmixetor
Arkansas
Aldrich
Hell
West
Stuar Trust
Caffery
Mc Tilman
Treaty for Annexation of Hawaii Sent to Senate
Warioran June 15 A treaty for the annexation of Hawaii to the United States will be sent to the Senate soon after the president returns unless precant plans change It follows the Harrison administration treaty and allows annexation without Hawaiian government conditions The US would assume Hawaii’s debt and gains crown lands and other possessions Extreme Heat in Wisconsin reports from Wisconsin towns show an average near 100 degrees at Milwacker June 15
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Warioran
Hawaii
United States
Senate
Harrison
Cleveland
United Sates
Wisconsin
Milwacker, Wik
Broken Savings Bank assets sold on receivership plan
Sioux City June 15 assets of the bankrupt Commercial Savings bank were sold this morning to a trustee for workmen. Lenders expect all claims to be paid in full and a balance for division among workers. A Towan town and surrounding areas are mentioned in damaged text with unclear details.
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Broken Savings
Sioux City
Towa
Commercial Savings Bank
Fragmentary 19th Century Text Snippet Covers Football and Miscellany
A scattered excerpt references football as more brutal than a bull contest, mentions a young mother and purse, and includes miscellaneous quotes and lines about cure-alls, truth, and old sayings. Text lacks coherent narrative, contains several unrelated inserts and archaic commentary.
Saint Louis man claims to invent electric brahim cure
A Saint Louis resident asserts invention of an electric brahim device claimed to cure a nonconstitutional ailment. The report notes community interest and seeks verification from experts.
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St Louis
Balers Angele
No Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away Ad
An historical advertisement touts tobacco cessation products and tonics claiming to deliver nerve, vigor, and strength. It references a Sterling Remedy Co Chicago ad and asserts universal division of land into equal plots of 2335 arras, illustrating period promotional language.
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Ad. Sree Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Newar
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