Fragmented 19th Century Notice Reel
A disjointed OCR fragment references clergy in poor parish work, a Sutherland vicar and parishioners, a military duty, and a directive about cleansing a system using Syrup of Figs by California Fig Syrup. It mentions Cedar Wayon Harris county Texas, a lightning strike blowing a kitchen range door, a Glenn's Sulphur Soap beauty claim, and a wooden frame bicycle with wires and a drum under the saddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Company
John Hipp
Cedar Wayon
Harris County
Tex
Glenn
Rome Denies Plans to Remove Archbishop Ireland
Washington and Philadelphia dispatches report Rome denying any move to depose Archbishop Ireland of St Paul. Papal officials laughed at the rumor and said no action was indicated, while Rome's Civita Catolica column has criticized Ireland's recent sermon. Clergy in Baltimore and Philadelphia express caution, noting no official notice or pending charges against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Makine
Washington
Turaday
Ireland
St. Paul
Holy City
Martinelli
Rooker
Legation
Mer. Sbarretti
Mer Sbarett
Treland
Auminona
Hin Gee
Indianas
Vatican
Mier
Scuretti
Mar
Dr. Booker
Washington Legation
Hris
O'Gorman
Civita Catolica
Father Brandl
Ehop Treland
Faribault School
McKinley
Watrimore
Haltimore
Cardinal Gibbons Down
National Women Christian Temperance Union gathers in St Tonia
Fragmentary OCR describes a 1 November gathering at Schuyler Monuriat tail with the National Women Christan Temperance Union in leadership, featuring Elizabeth Greenwood, Frances Willard, and a lineup of international delegates. The event includes prayers, a convention call, and a pledge to righteousness over greed, highlighting the white ribbon movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Tonia
Schuyler
Milzabeth W. Greenwood
Brooklyn
Kyloes Muase
Tocallina
Prancex Willard
Maul Falmington Booth
Voluttoera
Tinnia Bool Wacker
Siete F. Swift
Salvation Army
Owyheth
Reed as Speaker Bid Sparks GOP Contest for House
Washington dispatch reports New York Republican Tom Reed could influence the House Speakership dispute. Hopkins threatens action over committee assignments, while Grosvenor of Ohio looms as a rival. Reed may stay on the floor aiming toward a 1900 presidential bid, with Hopkins pursuing the speakership regardless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Washington
New York
Tom Reed
Me. Hopkins
Tiiala
Weston
Hin
Ways and Megas
Dingley
Maine
Hopkins
Forman for Court of Claims amid Senate confirmation fight
Washington dispatch reports Comptroller Eckels urging President to appoint ex-Representative William S. Forman to the Court of Claims, filling the vacancy from Chief Justice Richardson's death. Eckels notes Forman’s opposition record to the Allwise ticket and warns Republicans hold appointees to the court. Confirmation faces vigorous opposition despite Eckels' recommendation. Local items include a Texas banker’s suicide, California postmaster appointments, and various brief notes on racing and unrelated incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nekles
Altgeld
Court of Claims
Washington
Eekels
Palmer and Buckner
William 8. Forman
Mino
William A. Rehardson
Eckels
Forman
Allmesdicket
UFVIV
Powsihin
Jorman
Road on tine tires sparks debate over wheel design
The article reviews bicycle road riding with waxed wheels and narrow tires, praising the glow of a smooth path while noting the damage horses cause to the road. It highlights tire width and riding technique as key factors in road surface impact and rider enjoyment.
The Tires That Spur A Safer Road System
An early 20th century note argues for improved tires and wheel design to reduce road rutting. It proposes matching tire weight to bicycle-like proportions, rear wheels differing from fronts, and using rollers to smooth surfaces, claiming cost to society is justified by safer highways.
Keeping Road and the Case for Timely Repairs
A defined piece arguing for proper road maintenance and timely repairs. It emphasizes annual checks, the dangers of deferred fixes, and the need to view road upkeep as essential rather than optional. The text contrasts proactive repairs with repeated failures and stresses that roads should be fixed when needed, not later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Roads of India Highlight Vast Road Projects
A historical piece extols the roads of India and the Himalayan routes, noting stone culverts and mile stones, vast labor, and economic impact on farms and estates. It quotes English managers, mentions transport by wheel carts, and cites an observer about sales improving with better winter trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Hhigaiea
Paul
New York
Upworth Hernd
The Modern Farmer on Labor, Watering Places and Markets
A period voice essay discusses farm labor shifts with machinery easing hard work and urban migration pressures. It notes roadside watering places as community signs, promoting thrifty thrivers and well kept roadsides, plus spraying practices and the importance of a strong home dairy market alongside foreign demand. It ends with a story of a merchant’s sons testing a late father’s portrait for a fortune, highlighting character over wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feds
St. Louis, Republic
Rouse
Noview
Williams Pink Pills Prove Miracle Cure Claims
A lengthy testimonial by John Arlus, of Independence Town, praises Williams Pink Pills for rheumatism and neuralgic conditions. The letter credits the remedy with restoring health after years of suffering, urging others to seek the pills from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Also included is a brief New York Herald note about a lost boy found in a dry goods store and taken to a hospital, with future plans for care if parents are not located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamel
Jowe
John Aroiw
Independence
Town
Masons and Plasterers
Iowa Hospital
Lunaye
Aria
Wille
Torrow
Milady
Dee Williams
John Arlus
Williams
Weil
New York Herald
Fontteent Street
Iri
Anteanks
Oe Alure
Hare
Neely Amerteay
Aia
Ghia
Sioux City
Iowa
Eyen
Samaritan
St. Joseph's Hospitals
Leewusawa
Proof of Ability and Pills Advertised in 1890s Paper
A collage of vintage phrases advertises Emphatic remedies and tonics, touts Stomach Mixtures and Cascarets for constipation and liver benefit, touts a new bicycle hub invention, mentions a monument to a Missionary, and cites rail earnings. The tone mimics period ads with sensational claims and multiple products.
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Hood
Philadelphia
Binmarck
Southport
Conti
Parkiiston Ee
Mtg
Njuminauton
Commata
General Washington
Marrington
Ster- Ang Rennady
Chinen
Boston
St. Louis
Companion
V&ery
Janary
Xendine
Publians
Columbus Avernue
Miter
Pond
Worthings
Pove
Rxraact Co
Fifth Avenue
Tarverice
Auretsa
Batavia
House of WA
Hundremarke
Mio
Jlon
Gladstone
Englund
Wimarck
New England
Germany
Central Africa
Vrain Ropes
Austin
Hamilton
Taymond & Co
Ted
New You
Pate
California
Roycroft
Belle Vista
F.C
Strong
Calpella
Nunes
Gibbons
Moftaterter
Florida
Smith
Santora
Bhoch
Golden
Ravenchee
Milford
Muss
Gazetto
the Roads OF India
Menda
Farimere
Lnte
Peter Whitcomb
Roxboro
Tod
Middleearx
Cambridge
Hon
Fai
Lindiees
Brwilenel
Auaosticanit
Erion
Operacona
Yoral
Ile Powera
Fife
Carine Yes
Cogerdeman
Marc
Hare Wittek
Hnoadside
Tulletin
Amull
Pakatt View
Jajayetiona
Prince Law
Toulon Ince
John Artus
San Francis
Co Thim
Logan County
Kentucky
Sioux City Printing CO
Oliviere
Tsar
Pope
Hostetcer
State of Ohio
City of Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A.D
Sealy
W. Gleason
Cheney & CO
Hoxton
Pigu
Georen W. Lote
Pubucher
Kaili
Mian
Hfe
Heth
Idaho
Ako
Hale
Kansas
London Schools
Russell
Kan
Howard S. Baker
Andy Cathartig
Iver E
Kia Tee
Sapolio
Avid Osboriens
Davidson Brothers
Pri
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