Infant Elopers Cause Stir at Station in Pittsburgh
A pair of toddlers Charles M. Douglas and Margaret Carpenter, both ages about one and a half, were found eloping toward a minister. They blushed, kissed, and were escorted to the station by police after confessing plans to wed. Their parents planned a family wedding soon.
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Rec
Allegheny
Charles M. Douglas
Margaret Carpenter
Aister
Charles
Charlie
Margaret
Bet
Nox
Pittsburg Post
Dueling Disapproval Highlights Courtly Friction
An aged prince condemns the duel as an institution while clashing with a duke related to the late William. In a mess hall scene the duke questions time spent in swagger, prompting a sharp retort from a junior officer.
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Rand
Charles
Saxe
William
Kaiser
Prascay
Suspicion and Idle Curiosity in Telephone Work
A fragmentary dialogue notes suspicion about women working with telephones. The man hates idle curiosity while the Mitsan cites occupation as the reason. The text reflects social attitudes toward female telephone workers in a historical context.
Negro Capitalists Plan Cotton Mill with Negro Labor in Concord
A Concord dispatch reports that local black investors aim to build a cotton mill operated by Black labor to resolve the question of Black suitability as mill workers. Leader N C Coleman is portrayed as wealthy from postwar industry and optimistic the project will proceed this year with possible white subscriptions to support stock ownership by Black investors.
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Atlan Institution
Joyful Peeling In Health Renewal With Interns
Excerpt extols renewed health and strength after using Syrup of Pigs, praising clean ness and progress beyond old-time medicines and cheap substitutes. Notes對 unclear references and mentions an 81 wk Indian sommer be.
Reward Notice and Catarrh Cure Promotion
An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh cured by Halls Catarrh Care sold by SENEY & CO and Kinnan & Marvin Toledo. It claims internal cure acting on the blood and mucous with a price listed and notes testimonials from users and the firm’s financial reliability for obligations.
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Seney & CO
Toledo
F. J
Kinnan & Marvin
Irs
Eli Druggista
Excursion to Mexico for Van American Medical Congress
Announcement of a Santa Fe Route excursion from Denver to Mexico City for the Van American Medical Congress, November 6 to 19, with round trip fare 57.55 dollars and sale dates around November 6 and 20, valid through December List. includes travel benefits and descriptive literature from 1700 Lawrence Street, Denver.
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van American Medical Congress
Mexico City
Renta Fe
Denver
Mexico
Montesumus
Santa Fe
Lawrence Street
Irregular Remnants Hint At Historical Advertisements
Fragmentary OCR text suggests old medical remedy ads or product references with unclear phrasing. Mentions Mre Winslow's Syrup and various incongruent lines about prices and heat, implying period advertising language and consumer goods in a papery page.
Did You Ever See an Indian? Color Picture Offer Ad
A vintage ad offers a two cent request for a general passenger agent in Colorado to obtain a colored picture of an Indian. The piece includes quips about a Mrs Hawkins and household scenes, plus a Cascaret remedy guarantee with a $1000 for truthful testimonials and a joke about pumpkin pies.
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Colorado Mid‘and Railroad
Denver
No To Bac advertised cure and odd quotes
An old advertisement touts No to Bac as a cure for tobacco use promising gains and health benefits with a guarantee from druggists. The snippet includes stray quotes on hats, theater bonnets, and a politics bath remark, reflecting fragmented OCR text.
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Infant Elopers
George “L. Newcombe
Salem
Mass
Mr. Newcombe
Newcombe
Winslow
Mra. Hawkins
The
Piso Co
Warren
Sorta Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Hopkins
Peter
Ad. Sterling Remedy CO
Montreal
Can
St. Ge
Walter Baker & CO
Pete Dorchester
Walter Baker &Cos
Dorchester
Columbias
Pope Mfg. CO
Hartford, Conn
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