Supplemental list for pasting to April 15 1908 misprints and names
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and addresses in what appears to be a supplemental paper list dated May 1 1908. It references individuals such as White Canary Cook Bowers Gulley King Kiluo and many others with various approximate street addresses and notes, suggesting a registry or directory update rather than a coherent article. The text contains many garbled spellings and unclear markers, but preserves a pattern of names with residences and occasional abbreviations.
19th Century Medicine Ads and Quack Remedies
An assorted page of medical testimonials and drugstore promotions. Nostalgic claims tout De King's New Discovery for coughs, Foley's Honey and Tar, and other tonics with unaudited cures. Mentions include Dr. King, Barber & Son's Drug Store, and various patent medicines with prices and free trials.
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N. Teckel
Allance
Tucker
Gosramtech
Barber & Sos
Sore
Imresay
Fcler
Foley
Barber & Boa'a Drug Store
Public curiosity about what medicines contain
A historical piece notes rising interest in drug ingredients and public testing of formulas. It highlights Dr V Viera of Buffalo publishing a list of ingredients in his medicines including Golden Medical Discovery and liver tonics. The pamphlet promotes trust in medicines and offers free copies to readers.
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Pageia
V. Viera
Buffalo
Vietee
Law rence notices and medical remedy ad sample
A fragmentary Lawrence notice blends testimonials for Dosa's Kidney Pill and other household remedies with a legal notice about liquor permit applications. The text includes personal addresses in Lawrence Kansas and references to local drug stores and sellers. It also mentions a March filing and a city, county, and state context.
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Lawrence
Bec
State of
Kansas
Orice
D. Woodwarkd
Stay
Wakd & CO
RATTLESNAKES GOOD To EAT Venture in New York Market
A New York Dispatch report describes Perry R Hunt of New York City purchasing a twenty acre Niagara region farm to raise rattlesnakes for the New York restaurant trade. He plans a 5,600-snake harvest, using decoys and varied menus, with operations to begin in spring near the Niagara gorge famed for rattlesnakes.
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New York
Niasara Gergu
New York Dispatch
Perry R. Hunt
New York City
Hunt
Niagara
Ora
Devil's Hole
Foxters
Ng Willest
What is Unfaithfulness in a Marriage and Society
A widow’s reflection prompts a debate on marital fidelity and the meaning of wifehood. The speaker questions whether loyalty is defined only by legal bonds or by deeper trust, companionship, and moral support. The passage contrasts jealousy, societal judgment, and personal betrayal, noting how widows and married women are perceived by peers.
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Densigon
January Lippincott
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Endorsements
An ethered advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for cure of catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes an endorsement of J J Cheney Co and a sworn statement by local businessmen affirming Cheney's integrity and business ability. The notice mentions Piatt's Cocaine Cure taken internally and claims blood impact.
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Hall
J. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F.J Cheney
Airm
Warnes
Kuan & Max
Malta Vita Promises Maltose Health Boon For All
Malta Vita claims to deliver Malt Life through maltose rich content and easy digestion. The ad extols its blood building properties and compares favorably with costly semi solid malt extracts, asserting wide availability at grocers for all ages.
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Uging
Mirage and realities of the Sahara described
A vivid account explains the Sahara as a shimmering desert coast of sand and oases across Tunisia and North Africa. It notes mirages refreshing weary eyes, caravans and palm groves in the distance, camel behavior signaling approaching water, and the dry heat that, unlike humid air, does not sap strength.
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Sahara
Tunisi
Zlban
Queen of Sicily hailed as supreme Hellenic city
William Sharp praises Syracuse in The Garden of the Sun, claiming it rivals Athens in power wealth and beauty. He argues Syracuse uniquely embodies the charm of Greece, surpassing Palermo and any other southern city except Athens, with Delphi and Olympia noted for comparison though Syracuse stands tallest among Greek cities today.
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Wiliam Sharp
Syracuse
Palermo
Greece
Athens
Careinth
Hellas
Messana
Sparta
Thebes
Sicily
Delphi
Olympia
Rictor
Care Of The Hunting Dog And Holiday Opinions
A fragmented note on nourishing hunting dogs with proper meals and timing, followed by an op-edish quotation about holidays from Mrs. Vettla and a flicker of humorous wrapups about Sherlock Holmes as seen by reviewers and a police reporter in a satirical magazine.
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Sherlock
Puck
Amusing Tales Of Drink And Thievery From The Past
A Washington Post anecdote recalls a man who demanded Jersey lightning whiskey for his tapeworm then sought the eldest best. Chicago Pinkerton lore recounts amateur thieves led by good names, including a farmer who hid cheese in wool, only to be caught by a clever clerk and repaid at changed rates.
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America
Saloos
Jersey Lightning
Arankie
Jersey
Washington Post
William A. Linkerton
Chicago
Pinkerton
Amatour
Leon
Los Angrios Times
Lawrence Weekly Journal
Associated Press Report
Australian Patent Law Seeks Central Office Filing
Australia adopts a federal patent framework with central handling at the Rialta building, Melbourne. The system mirrors British practice but adds that officials will examine prior patents or applications before granting fourteen general claims, while preserving the validity of other claims.
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Australia
Riaita Building
Melbourne
Quaker Reflections and Thematic Observations
Fragmented reflective piece discusses aging, self perception, and moral duties. Mentions a philanthropist, a neighbor's road, and the tension between appearances and genuine conduct. Concludes with a cryptic line about living for justice and community, attributed to Philadelphia Records.
Birth Insurance Promises Aid for Large Families
Boston correspondence reports the American Birth Insurance Company plans to begin business this week. The plan links life insurance with incentives for rearing large families, tying monthly assessments to newborn births and offering a payout after the tenth payment cycle. Reverend J Stanley Durkee supports the venture as beneficial to the poor and a boost to Roosevelt era policy goals.
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Housevelt
American Birth Insurnce Company
Massachusetts
Fosteret
Ton Gin Busines
Clb
Durkee
J. Stanley Durkee
Woarree Street
Charter Way
Amercan
Roosevelt
American Parents’ Educational Association
Boston
The
Chicago Chronicle
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Sadie
Miswaati
Rege
Nadrea
White Lili
Gulley
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Cornelus
Res
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Kent
White
James
Liowin
Waite Duus
Kiluo
Henry
McCall
Bhuus Island
Ueluy
Tour
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Tauraud
Pulter
Vorter
John
Seewir
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Li Mans
Primmous
Sulavan
Angvis
Joe
Taylor
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Ali
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Ralusvay
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Santa FE
Ameceive
zUalnd
Kanoas
Antinus City Exprees
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Thales
Linnie
Creep Sanday
Expres
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Wean
Bos Fast Mail
Donchut Vity
Wewiand Viyer
Western Accommodasion Mod
Vverland Limited
Rawk Mail
Salina
Penee
A Lawrence Case
Helen M. Hogan
Rhode Ieland Street
Dick Bros
Barber & Son
Thomas
Viatting & Hospital
Lawrence Pally Journal
Japa
St. Petersburg
China
Korea
Crnena
Arthur
Japan
Port Arthur
Meir
Cmicmerter
Cient “Sui Mriatiie Pe
Queen OF
Hellenia
Roward
Chicago News
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Calumet Power
Bering Gonhias
Gear Company
Hay
Huggins
Philadpide Records
Daily Journal
Lawrence Journal
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Srver
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Journal Co