Funds Abundant as New York Market Shows Revival
New York December 4 1915 Funds are abundant and easy with banks loaning vast sums to Europe and expanding new beds and loans. The article notes improved industrial activity and rising prices, with railroads supplying equipment and war orders easing. It highlights revived enterprise in finance and manufacturing, a resilient stock market despite wartime uncertainties, and expectations of continued but slower orders as war continues.
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New York
Europe
Pricus
Dabries
Ingorpora
Linn
Asm
Andy Sno
Congress
Great Britain
United
Peacedalk
Flys Cream for Catarrh Opens Nostrils Quickly
Mild antiseptic Flys Cream relieves nasal catarrh by opening passages in minutes. One bottle soothes irritated membranes and reduces headache and dryness. Get relief from cold or nasal congestion as the cream penetrates and clears the head.
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von Cleged
Hemo Milk Drink Promises Health and Strength
Promotes nourishment and vigor as a ready digestible supplement. Claims 100 percent nourishment, strengthens bodies, and supports recovery when other foods distress. Promotes convenient preparation by adding water with a guaranteed satisfaction offer.
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Hervous
Ain Anaes
Pinex cough syrup promises fast relief for chest troubles
An old advertisement touts Pinex syrup as a quick cure for coughs and bronchial issues. It claims to soothe dry and tight coughs within hours, relieve whooping cough, heal inflamed membranes, and stop phlegm buildup, offering a pint family supply for about 34 cents.
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Wayne
Tad
California Syrup of Figs and Peace in Kansas
A fragment describes a child’s ailments with reference to a remedy called California Syrup of Figs and promotes its use by urging readers to buy the genuine bottle from a druggist. It also notes Kansas birth figures for the year and mentions ticket sales for an unspecified show.
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Yani
California
Frontenac adopts exam free program under Minckley
Brontenac Frontenac and Van Dee schools scrap examinations, ending yearly tests and pushing promotion by year end. Royal superintendent T S Minckley defends policy, citing harmful effects of exams on children and shifting responsibility to teachers for yearlong work. Corporal punishment endorsed for underperforming pupils as a potential measure in legal schools.
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Mecca
Brontenac
Frontenac
van Dee
Man
Fronténge
T. S. Minckley
Minckley
Site|ogecal
Whitman Visit Ends as Mrs Whitman Returns Home
Mrs H F Whitman, who has been visiting Mr and Mrs HC Whitman, returned to her Kansas City home this morning. The message notes rambling lines about infant use for over 30 years and other stray phrases from the page.
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H. F. Whitman
HC. Whitman
Kansas City
Mrs. Whitman
Hollow, Oklahoma
Ste
B. Whitman
Robert
More Boy Babies in Kansas Vital Statistics Report
In Topeka on December 4 1935 W Deacon state registrar reports births show boys outnumbering girls in Kansas. For ten months 1935 there were 1033 more boys born than girls, while the total excess for the year reached 83. Early war years showed similar trends with higher male births in Kansas.
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Kansas
Deacon
Thare
W. Deacon
Stite Registrar of Vital Studies
Anses
Ben Helen
Troy Dick Bros
Linnevists
Fragmentary Readings on Christmas and Character
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment describing social observations during Christmas. It mentions statements about men and women, remarks behind backs, and a line about homemade peanut butter. Context and entities are unclear due to corruption.
Christmas Photos and Local Notices in Parsons Area
A fragmented page lists Christmas photos and social notes from Parsons Kansas. It mentions Ford car ads in good condition for cash, local business names like Saline Bottling Works and Hunter Bros offering Fancy Jonathan Apples, and small town items such as Mary Pickford showings at the Bowersock. Other lines note travel to Kansas City, People: Mrs Whitman and Mr Whitman, and purchases of milk products.
Baldwin Operetia Delights Audiences at Conservatory
Baldwin Conservatory students staged Sylvia with the Aigaudi dge present at Centery hall directed by Prof D. Geer. The two act operetta featured special scenery and electrical effects, a choral ensemble, and an orchestra, drawing a large crowd of townspeople and countryfolk who praised the performance.
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Operetia
Audiente
Cémie
Operétin
Sylvia
Sivtun
Conservatory of Music
Aigaudidge
Prof
D. Geer
Xeway
Ios
Opertta
Ben
Brune
Howell
Davia
Christmas Store Decor and Holiday Rush Report
The article notes Baldwin stores dressing for Christmas with festive decorations and busy shoppers. It mentions community members like Mise Nota Ames of Topeka visiting relatives, Mrs. Nath returning from Wellsville, and others in Kansas. Several small social notes accompany the holiday hustle and local visits.
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Bgidwin
Topeka
Mars
Mary J. Ames
Kintz
Kansas City
Mis
Ne Nahb
M. Nath
Wellsville
Alvs
Maxgood Smith
Pitzer Guid
Whitmer
Sylvia
Avith
Tere Thorn
Kansas
Ol Visil- Bern
Monatt City
JH Lig
Tnescai
Thought Brother Dead Turns to Marine Corps News
Mrs. Marceline Gerwain Donaldson of Michigan is stunned by a telegram saying her brother Johnauer joined the Marine Corps and was not named for death notification. She wrote to Captain T. Swaid at the U S recruiting station seeking clarification and aid.
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Marine Corps
Michigan
Portland
Ore
Swaid
United States
Unclear Fragments Signal Health Narratives
Jagged text fragments discuss tea remedies and beverages with scattered phrases about health, tasting notes, and a vague claim of harmlessness. The snippet mentions pharmacology terms and a casual reference to drinking tea as an effective relief method, but lacks coherent context or concrete actions.
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Agong
Round Corner
Costipate
Ade
Fae
McNash Bottling Works
Castoria
Hilchiu
Vandymith
Sehleite
Kodalss
Selileifers
Qian
Harry Ford
I Depai
Mass
St W
Phenis
D.C
Kangag
Igi
Nk Sehlvlfors
I.’ Cartison
Parsons, Kan
Ford
Wer Smith
Nellie Myers
Kansas ‘City
Jonathan
Hunter Bros
Kodak sharis mas— quires. _I
C. W. Smith
Mass. St
Sir Ed
Klein
Hunter*Bros
Bowersock
Mary Pickford
Squires
Schleiférs
Guaranty Law
Guenther
Baldwin
Damesiie Science Department
Mater University
Thagian
Lie 'Kitehet
Dunmire
West End
A. Oswald
PBS
Prui
the Perkins Trust CO
Bach
Lawrence
Bell Telephone
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