Talks to Educators Detroit Feb 28 on child welfare drivers
A Detroit meeting of educators and officials from the Child Welfare Department at the University of Kansas discusses goals for national education reform. The discussion centers on training, resource needs, and methods to keep youth on a productive development path.
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Detroit
Mich
Tod Manly
Adel-Griek
Vrot
William A, McKeever
Jie
The
University of Bansis
Tie
Halil
Hay ‘al
Dotinerney
Cuba
Wwucl
Scott's Emulsion Aids Rheumatism Pain Relief
The ad claims rheumatism can be stopped by Scott's Emulsion which purports to purify blood and increase red blood cells. It asserts the product strengthens organs to expel acids and offers a faithful trial with no alcohol.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Si i
Oslerson
William Aler
John Hopkins
Daleimere
Tel
Oxford
Helee
Hunger in the Rats Breeds Feeding Crisis in Record Shortage
A fragmented report describes widespread hunger among animals, with rats bred for feed and livestock suffering from fodder scarcities. Descriptions touch on mass slaughter and failures in sustaining herbivores while carnivores face their own pressures, highlighting a dire agricultural shortage and ethical concerns.
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Jwe iMod
Ata Heth
Death of Noted Composer in London Obscure Memoir
A London note records the death of renowned organist Sir Hooray Tenene Martin of St. Pants Pierre. The memorial follows his tenure at the city church and notes his prominence in local music circles and broader organist circles.
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cLondon
Hooray Tenene Martin
St. Pants Pote
Free alkali drying skin dangers warning soap ad
An old advertisement warns that free alkali in Manyi free alkali soap can dry and injure skin. It claims Resinal soap contains no free alkali once added with Resinak medication, said to have treated skin troubles for over 20 years. The note urges purchase from druggists and toilet counters.
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Saldar
Olive Tablets advertised as liver aid remedy
The ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver stimulant to ease indigestion and bowel upset. It claims the vegetable compound cleanses the liver, improves digestion, and ends with a sleep friendly dose. Boxes sell for 10 or 25 cents and are available from druggists.
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Tnnstead
Lawels
Edwards
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Real Estate Transfers Notice Seen In Local Records
Warranty deeds filed reflecting transfers among several parties including Weinl wiles and Van Viourlis with dates and locations in Minnesota and surrounding areas. Details show property movements and involved names, with the record noting mortgage or lien information and parties’ roles in the transfer.
New Spring Samples and Styles at Jensen's
Jensen's showcases new spring samples and styles with fresh looks and updated palettes. Shoppers are invited to explore bold lines, bright fabrics, and modern cuts across seasonal selections.
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Fee
Ot Jensen
Poisoned kidneys cure promise in dodgy tonic
An advertising fragment touts a lithia and lemon juice concoction as a cure for kidney irritation and bladder issues. It claims cleansing and stimulating effects, urging daily use and promising rapid relief, warning of past failures if the user quits.
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Faanig Wade
Lithia
Lithia-Walea
Baldwin Three Hundred in Wolf Hunt Nears Finale
Baldwin news notes a wild Wolf Hunt near town with teams and helpers gathering while interspersed social items mark a busy week. Several readers attend dinners and visits, and local figures such as Jere Curtis and Miss Crete Gaddis are mentioned amid small town happenings.
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Baldwin
Linvall
Nebway
Bee
Jermy Curtis
Jere Curtis
Wasini
Kevin
Het Carmness
Gillman
Sven
West Halewin
W.foums
Kansas
Ane Storrs
Dr. Thrawre
Leo Tinse
Fle
Neva
Merrell
Len Fels
Daidwin Lankin
Raker
Emporia Normils
Local News Briefs and Community Notes
A compact page of unreadable OCR fragments mentions local residents and events. Notable items reference Mr and Mrs William Hobbs, Alice Sudgrassek, Miss Reheksale, Mrs W Malston of Lola, and Mrs Smith, with scattered notes about visits, school, and a wedding. The garbled text includes brief references to health, a store, and a weather or illness fragment.
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Silat
Wnigatia
Willian Hobbs
Lawmen
Miss Reheksale
Wyank
Stamp Out Cholera Meeting Among Hog Raisers
Representatives from livestock groups in Arkansas City and surrounding regions gather to study methods for cholera prevention and stock protection. The session covers disease control plans, vaccination, and coordinated action across nearby states.
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Arkansas City
Arkanisas
Oklahonia
Kropas
His Cigar Doesn't Taste Right
A damaged OCR fragment describes a smoker experiencing a strange stomach action and liver discomfort, noting unusual digestion and hot bile. It mentions Stuart’s Dyspeptic tablets as a suggested relief and includes a faded coupon reference.
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Iuportoe
My darine Avan oot the 4 bureau of animal industr
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several odd terms and names. No clear event, date, or organizations readable. The fragmentary nature prevents a coherent summary of a specific news item.
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Darine
Avan
4 Bureau of Animal Industr
Oriitlos
Font Had Again the Tene Nal Siti A
A fragmented OCR item notes a headline like reference to a site or place. The readable parts show a blunt, garbled note about an event or location with unclear names or dates. The piece remains non-specific and does not reveal a complete incident or outcome.
Winter feed for the hens and feeding mistakes
Amateurs puzzled about proper hen feed as winter approaches. Overfeeding and constant mash can lead to laziness and waste. Feed mash in the morning, a larger close of day mash an hour before roasting, plus whale corn to ensure hens end the day with fullness.
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Lia
Demand for Hen Turkeys in Marketing Markets
Demand for hen turkeys in marketing is rising with medium sizes favored in many markets. Producers note some buyers prefer larger birds while others seek smaller 1 pounders for ready markets. Prices and demand vary by region and processing capability.
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Spehine
Cure for Feather Eating Habit in Birds Proposed
A fragment suggests a treatment for a feather-eating habit in birds. The method mentions a male bird and implies burning the end of a dill and adding a teaspoonful of salt to two quarts of nicotine, described as a cure and aid.
Weather and Attendance Show Effects on School Certificates
Weather impact and grip reduce attendance, records from Patna's superintendent show. Certificates indicate declines, comparing this year’s attendance to last year. officials note no major troop movements or temp disruptions beyond illness.
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Patna Superintendenti
Fragmentary 1920s Transcript Snippet Narrates Ashes of Dialogue
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dialog exchange with garbled phrases about a collector and a bill. The voice mentions Mrs Short, a claim of disbelief, and a Boston transcript style, with unclear context and no identifiable event or clear participants.
Eczema Remedy Promises Clear Skin for Many
A Cleveland ad touts a large bottle of heating zinc ointment as a universal skin cure. It claims relief for pimples eczema and other conditions without staining, promising dependable results when applied as directed.
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Peter
Temo
Cleveland
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