Teach Your Child Remlay Bowel Movement From In fancy Injures
Aimed at parents, the article argues infant digestion is fragile and constipation harms babies. It endorses Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe lasting laxative for infants and children, noting relief through gentle tonics and proper feeding while warning against harsh remedies. It cites Bertha Lee Woodard of Moultrie Ohio as an example.
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Dabat
Bertha Lee Woodard
Moultrie
Lot
Caldwell Ap
T. NX
Woodards
Caldwell
To Be Healthy and The Woodard Aid Digest
A fragmented health ad discusses remedies for digestive disorders including constipation and indigestion. It praises a laxative by Dr Caldwells and references pepsin and ongoing use by generations. The text mentions general consumer appeals and suggests ordering through a portal in Washington.
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Ain Hesteds
Calidwedis Saran
Ain Ib
Bell With a History Tall Tale from Connecticut Town
An old bell in a New England town has a storied past dating to 1800s Civil War era raids. It traveled from a church tower to an early school, melted down, and later restored, bearing inscriptions and linking to local Unitarians.
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Tas
Rene
Watts
Basti
Hemlortes
Mississippi River
Desani
Gestrenin
Hepetul Cnits
Kautsas
Mansoof
Paris
Quantrell
New England
Nish
Jay
Statlower
Boston
Rae
Aken
Local notices span town life with scattered names and events
Fragmented OCR records show residents visiting relatives, returning from trips, and spending Sundays in various locales. Mentions include Edna Eli, Carl Isle, Eugene Woodard, M C Will, Mrs Arthur Bryant, Ames Kelley, Roger Stanley, Marley, Leshie, Faith, Pav ree, Hiatt, Velie, and Anitsean Lohan among others.
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Eal
Reddey
Te Thaw
Edna Eli
Isan Ot Athes
Carl Isle
Eugene Woodard
M. C. Will
Wielein
Kansas
Tag Love
Arthur Bryant
Ames Kelley
Mayer
Roger Stanley
Hepel
Marley
Leshie
Faith Mintares
Lester
Frances Page
He Warker
Lawrence
Irnytias
Mix
Herbert Hentiy
Ann
Men's Congress Car Will Take Kans Gates
A fragmented item mentions a car and Kans gates with unclear action. The readable bits reference Dale and City, but the fragmentary text lacks concrete events, dates, or organizations to verify a full notice or report.
Unclear Fragment Indicates Delegates to Urfited Hareli Body
Fragmentary text appears to describe speakers and leaders in a social reform context. Mentions FLOM, Testerman, Jase as a delegate from a church body, within a public concerns meeting. Details are garbled, limiting definite facts or names.
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Testerman
Interpreter Needed for Historic Document Translation
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a United States interpreter and multiple names and places including North Lawrence and Paris. The text references a university gift and various individuals, but coherence is limited. The snippet appears to note linguistic work, possibly involving a German interpreter and a ceremonial or academic context.
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United States
Robert
Wil Tee
Vinay Norn Cinveus
Paris
Mexicans Salute Flag in Wartime Ceremony
Fragmentary text notes a wartime event where Mexicans salute the flag. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR. No proper names, dates, or locations are readable to establish full context.
Unclear historic note with fragmented names and terms
A highly fragmented OCR passage includes scattered names such as Manwell, Harebar, Tas, and various garbled terms. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a clear news item or action with verifiable details.
Woman recounts relief from illness with Lydia Pinkham remedy
Baltimore resident Augusta Kowonen credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing severe menstrual pain and irregularities. The letter describes consistent improvement after use, praises safety, and urges others to seek guidance from the Pinkham Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts. The narrative sits among municipal notices and city infrastructure records for Lawrence, Kansas.
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Baltimore
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
S. August W. Kowonen
Heilins Street
Baltimore, Md
Finkham
Lynn
Mass
Tam A Candidate For Clerk Of Court In The Progressive Party
A candidate named Tam runs for the office of clerk of court in The Progressive party with Augusta primary impending. The filing signals party competition and a focus on local judicial administration.
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Perk Ihea
Progressive Party
Tam
Selerk
Vuters
Primc
Iute
Selerk of
Dourt
Sickel
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City of
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Ross
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Pop. Brook
Lawretive Journal-World
Comueil
Mawar
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Jaedicue Hardwarrf
Por County
Whlsok
Sor
Sulin
Cannty
Breasurer Lo
Republican
Nooiation
Effice
Douglas County
C. Stevenson
Tom
C.F. Lindten
Aujust
Chas. FE. Moss
Raymond Ogden
W. J. Cummings
Register of Deeds
Floyd Lawrence
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Office of Register of Deeds
Conady
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Green
Sarit Jeet
Pouwen Conetissaner
STUNZ
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Perkins Building
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