Fragmented Times: dubious recital and odd names cited
An OCR fragment recounts a muddled scene with scattered names and places such as Tashkent and Tarar tant dane, mentioning a supply trade and a bottle related event. The text is garbled, with incomplete sentences and unclear actions, leaving readers with a confused sequence of biographical hints and local references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malitine
Tashkent
Min Ekrskete
Advardina
Tata
Maylivine
Owen Torordd
Ely
Aid TV
Baldwin Time Card Changes In County Ledger
A garbled report outlines changes to a schedule at Baldwin with names like Miss Whurents Leite and Miss Frethiass Mase among staff. The note mentions a shift to Viecefork and references several individuals including Chas. Breath and Mir Lirrant as a professional actor. The article notes the plan has not yet been enacted and lists various coded times and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Viecefork Insted
Tibet
Cagney
Elias
Galeria
Mir Lirrant
Gardiner
Saturday jal and local visits fill busy schedule
The report lists numerous social calls and visits around Topeka and area towns. J P Hager and Baldwin family engagements frame a day of meetings, family visits, and community notices across Salina, Olathe, and Lawrence with scattered remarks on local events and educational topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Hager
Baldwin
Wellsville Siris
Nouvee
Esier University
Phus
Hyver
Tegie Sanday
Pha
Jis
W. AL Shovtudker
Shile Neral
Black Lick
Waterscis
CLAW
Philips
Robert Kennedy
Aanual
Topeka
Aul
John Dorrell
Lelind Brown
Popeka
de Marl Brown
Fit Aller
Walter Yn
Lawrence
Clathe Sher
Unclear Bronchitis Remedy Ad Promises Health Guarantee
A fragmented advertisement claims a cough and cold remedy cures bronchitis and related respiratory issues. It touts a money back guarantee, lists ingredients, and promotes safe, non narcotic use for families with emphasis on ease of preparation and household supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage Ds
Rheumatism cure claim from a medical ad
An old medical ad claims rheumatism stems from body acids in the blood, produced by bowels and filtered by kidneys. It recommends Salts as a cheap nightly dose to flush impurities, touting benefits for joints and general health, with emphasis on kidney action and tea-like effervescence.
Water and health myths from an old Australian column
A South Australian doctor links tonsillitis to impure faucet water and notes improvements when boiled or filtered water is used. The column then sketches a set of quirky facts and oddities, from bow-legged jokes to gators eaten in the West Indies, and surveys thoughts on Earth’s age, fashion, and early aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jucas Benham
Exeter
South Australia
GOLD MEDAL Back Ache Remedy Ad Claims
An ad-like fragment touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem remedy for backache with claims of Dutch origin and lab-sourced preparation. It notes Haarlem Holland and Netherlands authorization, urges looking for the GOLD MEDAL name on every box and finding druggists who stock the product. Refunds offered if no relief.
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Hiarlem
Gil Capidu
MiEb- Hautrlein
Consul A Relieved Iintacow
Holland
AE Neile
Netherlands
iMldren
Haarlean
Haarlem
Hol
Packares
Best of beans old fashioned Boston baked beans recipe
A feature from the Woman’s Home Companion presents a page of traditional dishes with detailed steps for Boston baked beans. The method covers soaking, layering with pork, seasoning with salt sugar and molasses, and slow baking for eight hours with careful adding of boiling water, finishing with a browned rind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Companion
Boston
Household Rules to Train Green Helpers in Workstations
A Housewife argues that skilled training of domestic helpers yields consistent performance. She advocates concrete rules and a list of definite directions to be memorized, or read aloud if needed, to foster pride and reliability. The piece cites a belief that systematic training boosts factory efficiency and success.
Lumbagh Pain Relief Ad Promises Quick Back Ease
An old style ad touts a topical remedy for back pain claiming rapid easing without burning the skin. It emphasizes quick action, no sedation, and a 60 year old authority recommending a trial bottle from druggists.
Mexican Crisis Warns on Speculation Dangers
A cautious editorial cautions that the Mexican crisis and stock market speculation threaten American stability. It notes ongoing liquidation in New York, inflation and debt risks, and warns Congress and the administration to avoid rash intervention while urging prudent preparedness and restrained foreign policy.
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New York
Mexico
Washington
Congress
Wiles
Anni Aml
Seruring
Creni Gritsin
Cone
Bern
Eerluys
Mies
I Suchateral
Oadi Ji
Spd
Sasie
Iaaks
Feveseen
Yancey Industrals
Bhes
Wiluvos
Howevr
Somal Sud
Henry Suews
Pape’s Cold Compound Advertises Fast Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape’s Cold Compound as a quick remedy for colds. It claims to ease nasal congestion, headaches, sore throat, and body aches within hours, promising relief from grippe misery and restored daily comfort.
Encouraged by Trust Men Show Their True Nature
A fragmented excerpt reflects a proverb about trust and response, suggesting that when trust is offered, people reveal their true character through actions. The surface text hints at loyalty, reciprocity, and the conduct expected from those trusted.
Saad Roe Salad and Salt Codfish Balls Recipe Pair
Recipe notes describe Saad Roe Salad with cold water soaking, parboil with onion bay leaves and lenin juice, simmer 15 minutes, then chill before slicing on lettuce with French dressing. Also outlines Salt Codfish Balls mixed with hot mashed potatoes, cod, cream, formed into balls, breaded, fried, stuffed with beets and served on crisp lettuce with butter and pepper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenin
Chicken Terrapin Recipe From Old Kitchen Notes
A handwritten recipe describes preparing chicken terrapin by removing meat from the second bone, making a sauce with butter flour salt red pepper and milk, adding chicken in small pieces, heating, and serving garnished with hard boiled eggs and parsley. Suggested for Sunday night supper for a tasty, traditional dish.
Daily Thought on Sweet Language and Kindness
A brief reflection notes that soft speech multiplies friends and gracious greetings increase goodwill. The line is attributed to Ecclesiasticus and emphasizes gentle words as a social glue.
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for relief
Taunton Massachusetts young woman describes monthly pains and fatigue until a neighbor recommends Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After using the remedy she works full month without illness and urges other girls to try it. Free medical leaflet offered.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Taunton
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkligm
Clarice Morin
Russell Street
Taunton Mass
Pound
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Minn
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Africa
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Italy
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London Chronicle
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Kansas City Star
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