Anuric Tablets Promoted for Uric Acid Relief
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets as a cure for uric acid related ailments including rheumatism headaches and kidney bladder issues. It claims Anuric dissolves uric acid, surpasses lithia, and promotes blood purification. Also touts Pierce's other remedies like Golden Medical Discovery Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets with claims of safety and gentle cleansing.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Pieree
Obituary for Martha L Davenport Davenport Family
Martha L Davenport dies at age 4 years 7 months after a January accident that fractured a femur. Daughter of Hiram and Su Lansdowne, she lived in Lawrence after 51 years in the area. She married York Davenport in 1884 and had nine children, eight living, with eight grandchildren and many relatives. Burial at Reno Cemetery on January 23.
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Martha L Davenport Sim
Kentucky
Tene
Hiram
Su Lansdowne
Amsas
Lawrence
York Davens
J. E. Davenport
Cedar Ppids
Iowa
C.A
W. i
Loveland
Colorado
J. E Hicks
Lake View
Sys
F. A. Brandon
Elmo
Kansas
Harry Putnam
Orado
Funeral of Mrs Whitman Oldest Resident of City Laid to Rest
The funeral of Mrs H D Whitman was held at First Baptist Church with Rev Frank Jennings officiating and music by the Bard choir. She lived many years as a devoted church member and was cared for by her husband and daughter Mrs George Snyder. Mrs Whitman, a survivor of the Quantrell raid, died after years of illness and was laid to rest in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Oak Hill
H. D. Whitin
First Baptist Church of
Rence
George Ford
George Snyder
S Whitman
Quantrell
Frank Jennings
Bard Choir
Casualty List Names Nigal L. Christine Returned to Duty
War Department casualty list for today includes One Lawrence boy Nigal L Christine of 713 West Sixth Street returning to duty after being reported missing in action. The Kansas total lists 2 528 with 30 killed in action 23 died of wounds 69 died of disease 1 died in plane accident 7 died in accident 283 wounded severely 683 wounded degree undetermined 1192 wounded slightly and 0 missing in action. Notable Kansans named include Gunnery Sergeant Arthur C Goetze of Hudson Corporal Ray Cames of Fort Scott Sergeant Earl F Blenvis of East Hutchinson Lieutenants John F Lent of Bronson Donald P Stewart of Hutchinson Private John Howery of De Soto and many others with several corrections and returns to duty among the listed.
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Lawrence
Nigal L. Christine
W. 6Th St
War Department
Kansas
Arthur C. Goetze
Hudson
Ray Cames
Fort Scott
Earl F. Blenvis
East Hutchinson
John F. Lent
Bronson
Donald P. Stewart
Hutchinson
John Howery
de Soto
Ellis G. Christensen
Lost Springs
Frank Jones
Rosedale
Frank L. Buchanan
Abilene
Bryan E. Tedder
Partridge
Frank J. Byers
Chanute
Carl J. Dahl
Ralph E. Eastland
Olathe
Frank L. Rowland
Hanover
Albert W. Wilson
Manhattan
Lee D. Kelly
Elk City
Gay Greene
Baxter Springs
Harry Phillips
Leavenworth
John A. Brinkmeyer
Navarre
Carl Wallace
Horton
Carl H. Jewell
Burton
Harry A. Schoeck
Emporia
John It’. Mavyers
Parsons
George T. McCoy
Dresden
Edward G. Carlson
Alta Vista
Wm. B. Rodda
Garden City
Untitled local note on deaths and names in a small town
A fragmented obituary style notice lists names such as Cowles Pree and Miss Mie Breese amid references to Captain and three Foti, with scattered mentions of Kansas, Sunday events, and residents like Peay, Cribsent, and Mabeb. the readable text evokes a community memorial with unclear dates or places.
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Oqaenimentia
Niles
Fede Pieserant
Howard Dean Smetan Everhag
Mr. Vom
Pretiaetiy -Deasgei Tid
Kansas
Phosphate Makes Thin People Fat Promises
An old advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as a nerve builder that cures fatigue and insomnia while promoting flesh gain. It cites French scientist Petoux and Dr Albert of Paris, claims quick nervous vitality return, and urges purchase of S-ginin tablets from Barber & Son as a low-cost, life-changing remedy.
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Albert
Academy of Medicine
Paris
C. P
Barber & Son
Petoux
Germany Must Pay for Somme Devastation and Devout
A tribute by Wright A. Patterson argues Germany must pay for the Somme destruction. He recalls orchards leveled, villages erased, graves of soldiers, including Americans, and the Hindenburg line fortifications. The piece urges postwar reparations and justice from an American farmer’s view.
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Germany
Somme
Postwar Tailoring Trade Issues On National Convention Agenda
Postwar problems vitally affecting the tailoring trade will be discussed at the annual convention of the National Association of Merchant Tailors in Atlantic City today.
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National
Association of Merchant Tailors
Atlantic
Capital Rentals in Early Washington and Historic Homes
The piece notes high rents in early Washington with George Washington paying $2,500 for the McComb mansion on Broadway while president. It contrasts past and present rates, describes the mansion’s grandeur, architecture, and prime location near Federal Hall, and remarks on Washington’s wealth and standards for presidential housing.
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New York
Washington
George Washington
McComb
Broadway
United States
Federal Hall
Walk
Nassau Streets
Couuries
Unclear OCR diary notes and local social events
Fragmented text records visits, gatherings, and personal notices from a local paper. It mentions Mrs. Herma Richardson visiting her sister, neighbors at a gathering, musical program notes, and various domestic social items with numerous unclear names and places.
Superior Waterproof Paper Preparation Process
A method to make waterproof paper uses shellac dissolved in borax solution applied to good paper. The resulting fixture may be colored with various aniline dyes, producing a transparent and fat resistant sheet.
Japanese Emigration Concentrated in Western States
One hundred thousand Japanese are now living in the United States, with nearly all of them, except five thousand, settled in the Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast districts. The statistic highlights settlement patterns among Japanese immigrants during the period.
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United States
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast Districts
Fragmented OCR raises a historical town almanac query
The readable fragments mention names and events with places like Amatora Pea and Law cether, hints of families and dates, and scattered notes about attendance and notices. The text resembles a chaotic OCR dump from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page with corrupted words and partial phrases.
England to mark 276th anniversary of Tat Whitehall beheading
England today commemorates the 276th anniversary of the beheading of Charles Tat Whitehall, an historic event marked in national remembrance.
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England
Charles Tat Whitehall
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