Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed By Medical Leaders
A historical ad asserts leading medical writers and teachers endorse Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for digestion, liver issues, chronic bowel complaints, and catarrhal diseases. It claims experts and professors support its cures, urges purchase via druggists, and offers testimonials and guaranties as proof of efficacy.
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Pierce
Darth
Jefferson Mel
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Univ
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Ownod
Benedet
Mad
Cell Vhieasa
John King
Date
Hattie
Railroad timetable with scattered city names and notes
Fragmented OCR shows a railroad schedule listing departures and arrivals to and from multiple cities including Lawrence and several routes to Texas and Atlantic connections. The text mentions daily services with Sundays exceptions and a sheriff sale note appears amid traveler timings.
Boxed spring relishes from a wooden container
An agricultural note explains making a shallow wooden box filled with coarse sand and rich tar for preserving and sprouting relishes. It mentions sowing radish, tomato, and other items, watering, sprinkling, and maintaining moisture, with steps to keep boxes ready and deeper for later planting.
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Befmahl Dees Sud
Mere
Targa Enigh
Early 1900s Patent Medicines and City Notices
The text highlights Foley's Honey and Tar and Foley’s Boney and Tat with warnings against imitations, plus Barber & Son's store and Dr King’s New Life Pills as laxative aids. It mentions the Wabash trains serving Kansas City to St Louis, a January 1906 Lawrence city council notice on Warren Street paving, and Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials. A variety of ads and municipal items are interwoven in this OCR fragment.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Barber & Son
Deng
Kansas City
St Louis
New York
Lawrence Daily Journal
Lawrence
Kansas
Warren Street
City of
Massachusetts Street
New Jersey Street
New Hampshire Street
F.D. Brooks
Diesass Snc
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Cheney & CO
Pretty Potato Cookery From Chicago Tribune
A collection of simple potato recipes including Boiled in salted water then fried or stewed, Duchess Potatoes with nutmeg and egg yolks, croquettes, baked in cream, and baked mashed layers. The techniques emphasize heat control, butter, and serving hot with parsley or breadcrumbs.
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Poithus
Chicage Tribune
Hints to Housekeepers and Practical Tips
A compilation of household remedies and culinary tips from a Boston Budget and Beacon source. It covers polish for brass, lemon juice for sauces, camphor in wardrobes, potato peels for fire, and various kitchen hacks. Also includes weathered advice on baths, clothing care, lighting fires quietly, ant control, and a testimonial about Dr King’s New Discovery for a cold.
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Fialie
Yar
Boston
Beacon
Old Virginia Recipes Quick Christmas Treats
A scanned excerpt details old Virginia recipes for keepsake fruits and quick mulins. It mentions preparing a long lasting fruit preserve with apples raisins citron and spices plus a whisky or brandy, then a quick muffin style batter with lard eggs and buttermilk for baking and serving warm.
Spiced Beef Recipe and Rural New Yorker heating advice
Recipe details describe browning beef in pan with onions and pepper then simmering in earthen vessel with water and beer for two hours. Instructions include adding Worcestershire sauce to the reduced liquid and serving with beer. A Canadian women's institute cooking method suggests simmering a bone-in beef piece with water and vinegar overnight, then crust frying and layering with hot water and seasoning. Onions are noted as medicine and food. avoid rapid boiling, instead simmer on stove base during wash, ironing, or baking days to save fuel.
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Elooreiboar
Byers
Bertha Oats Laws
Women’s Institute
Canada
New Yorker
Pyrographic Novelty and Cabbage Salad Tips
A fragment describes a burn wood and leather strip with six photo spaces titled My Summer Girl to The Girl Who Turned Me Down and similar variants. It then gives a cabbage salad recipe: chop cabbage, soak two hours in salt water, drain, beat eggs, add vinegar and butter, heat, then add pepper mustard and sugar to taste.
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Tolontay
The Myth Of Tourist Inferiority In Travel Demands
A misbelief sees travelers as inferior or unrefined. in reality many journeys draw the best class of travelers. They seek good samaritans and value saving money for other needs, preferring efficient routes to California and economical options on Pacific Coast trips.
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California
Pasife
Laquite
UFP
Cora
Elaborate Eton jacket rivals redingote in fashion details
The Eton jacket advances with ornate trim and skirt emphasis, rivaling the redingote. Luxurious fabrics dominate, especially cherry red French broadcloth, with blue accents, intricate plaits, tabs, and satin faced hems enhancing the tailored silhouette and double breasted front.
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Eton
Fastion
Vataurke
Guotherett
Psadta
Ivenia Glabe-Democrat
How Furs Are Freshhed From the Chicago Tribune
Instructions from the Chicago Tribune describe methods to freshen furs by frying flour, rubbing with white flannel, heating, and brushing. It covers sable sealskin and brown and white furs, using magnesia and salt water, plus stretching wrinkled skins and sewing seams with cardboard helps.
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Athena
Hasan
Chicago Tribune
Morgan Horse Breeding Proposal For Government Study
The article weighs government support for a Morgan horse breeding program aiming to select uniform type through careful breeding. It argues many Morgans differ in type, notes stallion and mare availability, and suggests an experimental station guided by a director with strict selection to produce suitable harness horses.
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Vermont
Goo Morgan
Novel Evening Coat and Rovers Display in Window
A window exhibit shows a light Melton coat with a loose fit and dark green velvet collar paired with a dark hunter green habit. The round cutaway design imitates current men’s styles and features a dovetailed front to fit rolling rovers. Black satin lining, and a tan vest with green velvet buttons complete the ensemble.
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Ohio
Melton
Kidneys and Backache Relieved by Foley’s Cure
Morgantown Indiana man A K Basa suffered frequent night urination severe backache and kidney panic until Foley’s Kidney Cure provided relief. The ad claims immediate symptom improvement and strengthened kidneys with continued use. Barber and Bose drug store sold the remedy.
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A. K. Basa
Morgantows
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Kidory
Barber & Boa
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