Scientist Saved From Illness through Pink Pills for Pale People
The account describes Alvin P. Barre, professor of natural science at a Keuk County college, whose health declined due to nervous issues and fatigue. After trying various doctors and medicines, he used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, crediting them with stabilizing his condition and aiding his return to duties as college president. The piece notes the pills were widely sold by dealers and advertised nationally.
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United Brethren Church
Keuk County
Mich
Agamn
Peoria
Wil Mame
Lynax J
Sovppex
Notary Pune
Dr. Williams Mok Hite
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Schonectady
No antidote found for deadly bite claims and scams
A garbled page recounts tales of a supposed Australian antidote and a claimed discovery by Underwood, with government bounties and demonstrations amid counterfeit medical ads. It weaves anecdotes of quack remedies, sensational letters, and varied opinions on cures and congressmen, plus unrelated humor and notices.
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Australia
Underwood
Kfinkelt
Modern stable ideas mix with railways and horse decline
A long 1897 essay argues modern transport innovations threaten horse viability while urging stronger railway finance. It cites World’s Fair rhetoric, rail rate concerns, and an 1899 government stock snapshot. A fable and light quips follow about prudence, money, and politics.
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Lord Bacon
Suburban stable design balances discretion and practicality
Plans describe a modest stable to accompany a suburban villa, stressing inconspicuous placement and restrained ornament. The layout on two floors includes box stalls, carriage room, washing stand, harness room, water closet, hay loft, and coachman quarters, with a stone foundation and rough clapboards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnachman
Deaf girl story at suffrage meeting sparks tender remark
At a Woman Suffrage Association meeting a story told by a speaker showed a reunited couple in a crowded reception. The man whispered affectionate words to his partner, the deaf girl understood via lip motion, and the pair shared a smile as onlookers watched.
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Boston Record
New Era of Aggressive Work Signals Fresh Opportunity
In minds and hearts many see a profound conv iction that an era of aggressive work is about to be ushered in. A new day of rest is breaking as glorious opportunity emerges, with references to Rey and John Wy Lyell.
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Jay Ly
Rey
John Wy Lyell
One Fare For Round Trip To Festival In Ottawa Kansas
Ticket sale details for round trips within Kansas to the Musical Festival and Chautauqua Assembly at Forest Park Ottawa Kan. Fares available for points within 150 miles from Ottawa and for Kansas City and St Joseph from June 10 to 25, and for farther points June 12 to 17. Folder and particulars on application.
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Chautauqua Assembly
Island Park
Winfield
Kans
Kansas
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
Forest Purl
Ottawa
Kan
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Fragmented Historical Nonsense With Mixed Names and Odd Claims
A garbled OCR fragment lists odd medical notes, place names, and product hints including a misdated claim about doctor warnings, a supposed salt yield from waters, charity spectacles by a London mission, a Winslow syrup note, and unrelated culinary misprints. The text jumble includes Amnon Kaluer Valley Hla, a 1206-like date, and scattered references to dishes and remedies.
Wasteful phrasing about eye care warning text
A garbled passage warns against using tired eyes and cites fatigue as dangerous. It references colonizing terms and unclear names, then urges caution with eye strain and general health risks, reflecting a periodical notice style.
Early Morning Exercise Warned To Avoid For Mental Labor
An authority warns that for those who exercise outdoors before breakfast ante-breakfast walks or gymnastics should be avoided in the early afternoon. Early morning activity is linked to reduced vitality during intense mental work and may tax the system rather than benefit it.
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Co-operative Building Plan Association
Muth
ICML
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Barnaby
Hartsville College
Repubic
Hartaville Calleas
College de Pot
Alvin
Barmart
Femonx
Alvin P. Barre
Barnaby Waa
Aia
Rendal
Renova Chemical Co
Broadway
New York
Stapleton
Church
Washington
Gotham
Yonkers
Tollac
Carerina
Lee Hokiel
Ally Drew
Sterling Remedy Ca
Chicago
Jibbs
Dibbs
Tompkins
Tachwel
Vordig
Tommy
Uncle Harry
Philadelphia
North American
Johnny
Chicago Tribune
America
Indianapolis Journal
Evor
Ophelias
Stormington Haines
Alabama
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
Brian Born
Ireland
College Museum of
Dublin
Brian
Donagh
John XVII
Teig
Adrian II
Kingdom of Ireland
Henry II
Henry VII
Leo X
William Conyngham
The
College
Adams Freeman
Toras
Union
Gulfshore
Galveston
Houston
Tess
Geo. W. Hagenbetl
PTA
New Wea
Tommy—Corbett
Jackson
New Orleans
Exeli
Tim
New York Press
Vere
Adivines Bie
Teadara
Feruvinn
Bre Glasti
Ohio
Laura
Pittsburge
Arner
Howe
Port
Aitinnapally Journal
Congress
Nest Congress
Se Ae
Washington Star
Sam Johnsing
Albany
Jess
Amr
Carden
Sambo
Adamy Freeman
Mixtoy
Eam
Keven
Marten
Uncle Hhen
China
England
Scotland
Wales
Borth Pecitare
Haness City
Pacorsialovus
British Empire
Ian'u
Lottie and Treatige
Arch Bey Philadelpha
Atlantic
Pacific
Arctic
Antarctic
Hants
Ausofal Charity
London
Amnon Kaluer
Valley
Hla
Het Pais
CIA
Hires Roothbeer
Rootbeer Ia
Apache Mobos Asim
Draggista
Nnproes
Vanes Starch
O'Parsell & Gor
Washington, D.C
Pon Sher
ST. Jacobs
McCormick Harvesting Machine Company
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