Creamery and grocer ads reveal lively local trade
Fragmentary ad text shows Cream of Ryes product claims and local grocery promotion. Mentions Kenner, Misquiiri, and Dro Kenny with reference to drivers and sales. The readable bits hint at health and energy claims and a community marketplace vibe.
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Kenner Ha
Misquiiri
Dro Kenny
Isarse Sesh
Woman Reads, Loiters, and Edges Toward Engagements
A fragment from a society column sketches a woman who judges social hours by afternoon. she reads a difficult book, contemplates romance, and answers suitors with wit. The piece also notes folk beliefs about luck, from a Shanghai–style superstition to Chinese, Russian, and Andaman ideas, and ends with a colorful quip about a lazy nun and a storekeeper.
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Jinsk
Society of Ierant
Fragmented Crime and Arizona Dry Farming Sketches
A jagged mix of clipped lines recalls a scene with a mime on a train and a disrupted announcement near Jacobs Cut. The text then shifts to Arizona dry farming prospects, northern territory cultivation, and growing homesteads, with references to Lt. Shackleton and polar expedition fundraisers.
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Jacobs Cut
Tdea
Afizona
Mary
Prescott
Arizona
Leavenworth Tragedy Prompted Poison Fear and Inquiry
A 6 year old girl, Jule Dorothy Mc Shea, daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Mc Shea, died after vomiting and convulsions following an ice cream outing at a Shawnee silver establishment. Coroner Davis to investigate the case as doctors battled ptomaine poisoning symptoms and officials vowed to prevent the disease’s spread in the community.
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Leavenworth
Jule
Dorothy
Daugher
J. JT. Mc- Shea
Ral
Cuulis
Davis
Plonnige
Altieri
Adulteration Ideas Through the Ages and Remedies
A writer notes diverse ideas of adulteration across history. From seventeenth century London opposing hop use to John Evelyn championing anti hop crusade, to ancient practices of adding salts oils and perfumes to wine. The piece discusses dangerous additives and the aim to prolong drink durability and pleasure.
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London
John Evelyn
Dickensian Southwark landmarks to be erased in sanitary drive
The piece notes that places famed by Dickens such as Tabard Street and St George the Martyr face demolition by a London housing committee for sanitary reasons. It recalls Little Dorrit’s church and the Marshalsea debtors’ prison as historic but fading links to Dickens, while contrasting romantic value with urban redevelopment. It includes a Punch-like quip about Mrs Scrappington and Mr Scrapyington.
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Jane
Charley Dickens
Tabard Street
Southwark
Wickens-Land
London
St. George the Martyr
Little Dorrit
America
Marshalsea
Dickens
Severn
Southwick
Chaotic Court Ruling Suppresses Tilden Repercussions
In Chicaro May 6 a circuit court decision rules that the alleged slave must not be forced into privy runs of Forward Tilden. The ruling upholds the alleged theft of property and notes arrests of Benedict and Wes for failing to disclose testimony to the state committee. The fragmentary report suggests confusion over the case and its targets.
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Chicaro
Jidee
Tilden
Overtaxed Mieckdneyse and Kidney Disease Claims
Fragmented ad copy describes symptoms of urinary troubles and diabetes, claiming kidney failure and health improvement through a product. It mentions Driew 39 cats and sale agents in New York, with endorsement language and dubious medical assertions. The text reads as an early 20th century medical scare or patent remedy promotion.
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Tua
New York
Stites
Willow Springs Population Rises by Twenty in Returns
The Willow Springs census shows a total population of 1,159, twenty more than last year’s figure found by Mr. Pippert. Report details various local agricultural and livestock figures including corn, hay, milk, and poultry production across the area. The piece ends with a humorous line about people’s beliefs.
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Willow Springs
Pippert
Dernsaleus Coy
Mexican Money in New York Seized After Revolt
A chaotic report notes a large shipment of Mexican gold coins uncovered in New York during upheaval. Officials say the coins, minted in year and origin uncertain, were moved across states and later melted for value. The piece hints at involvement by a high Mexican official and fears of broader financial turmoil.
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New York
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Puck
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