Publicity Promises Faith in Dr Pierce Medicines
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s medicines made in Buffalo New York, praising their open ingredients and claiming potency. It asserts that only Foley’s Kidney Cure can save damaged kidneys, with a testimonial from Omgar Howmen of Lebason Kentucky endorsing life-saving kidney health benefits.
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Mierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Ferster Tr. Pierce
Ines
Chen
Foley
Howmen
Lebason
Ky Welles
Karber & Som’ Arugtore
Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup Promoted as Cure All
All the sealing balanmile vhase of the Norway pine are concentrated in Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, pitched as nature's one remedy for doughs and cold. The text markets the product as a universal cure, citing pine extract as key.
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Dr. Wood
Chemical resistances and heat proof materials in industry
The article explains how engineers choose heat and chemical resistant materials for vessels and utensils. It notes graphite resists heat but reacts with iron, pure silica softens in flame, alumina resists most actions but fails in electric furnaces, chalk handles heat well, magnesia titania and iron oxides are used, and carborundum is a complex new material. The electric furnace enables internal, extremely high heating, expanding capabilities while protecting crucible walls.
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Haat
M. Auguste Morel
New beast of burden in talks at national zoo
Two male zebras from Abyssinia, gifts to King Menelik, are at Washingtons National Zoo. The Agriculture Department hopes to breed a zebra horse hybrid as a workable beast of burden. French experiments at Paris hint a mulelike hybrid could be sturdier, more nimble, and suited to warmer climates. The piece traces a long history of zebras in America and public interest in their utility.
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Abyssinia
Menelik
National Zoological Park
Washington
Department of Agemenster
Paris
United Stages
Volta States
Spain
Ssyenon
Strange climatic effect and eerie wartime notes noted
An OCR fragment blends odd phrases about climate, a mysterious poetical scene, and references to Buckles Arsies Lab and Salve cures. It mentions Stickel of Miletas West Virginia and Baroer Sea druggists. Names and places appear amid garbled text with no clear event.
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Af Miletas
W. Va
Passi
Baroer & Sea
The Use of Malt Extract in Food
An account extols Malta-Vita a nutritious food made by combining whole wheat with pure malt extract. Wheat is steamed, mixed with malt extract, rolled into wafer flakes, and baked until crisp. The product is praised as a complete, healthful food rich in nutrients for bone, blood, brain, nerve, and general tissue health. It is marketed at grocers for 19 cents.
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Malta-Vita
Malta-Vira
Malta
Indians Grow Careless on Curtis Bill Enrolls Full Blood Babies
Muskogee report states seven field parties will enroll full blood babies in Choctaw Chickasaw Cherokee and Creek nations after passage of Curtis bill. Parties, three per group, will operate two to three months, focusing on full bloods while mixed bloods rush to land offices. Data will be sent to Washington. rapid allotments planned with potential arbitrary placements.
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Muskogee
J. T
P Curtis Dill
Dawes Commission
Washington
London Growth Shown in Late Metropolitan Statistics
London’s population growth is highlighted with figures showing a rise from about 1.15 million in 1800 to over 6.28 million by 1904, with 928,008 houses. The report notes tramway and omnibus activity, new tubes and electric tracks, and measures of postal deliveries and telegraphic dispatches, alongside tax assessments and profits.
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London
Lonion
New York
Foley's Kidney Cure Claimed To Cure Kidney Disorders
A reader from Sterling Iowa reports two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure effected a permanent cure after two years of kidney complaints. Barber & Son's Drug Store advertises the remedy claiming it restores health and vigor for worn out kidneys. The letter praises the product and its relief after other treatments failed.
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Foley
Sterling
Iowa
Barber & Son
S.C. Blair
Sp. Albans
W. Va
Price Soc
Timber Fuels Nations Appetite in Vast U S Forests
A sweeping look at American timber resources and forestry. The United States supplies most timber for matches masts and goods, with Maine Pennsylvania California and Washington key contributors. Government foresters note ample standing timber and rising demand, urging conservation as wood products power industry and export markets. A Maine corporation shows large mill investments reflecting dependence on continued forests.
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Uncle Sam
Far- 1
Australia
England
Maine
California
Christendom
Middle Atlantic States
Pennsylvania
United States
Fumber
Iake
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Miser
Dixon Vite
Cape
Washington
Singhe
Leneth
Paying Cherokefs and a Century of Change in Trade
In Ky a small district note recalls a unique old practice as a 28 cent fee was charged to change a hill of denomination and the sparse money supply shaped local commerce. The scene centers on a late evening memoranda describing hawkers, vendors, and a memory of currency shifts affecting daily life.
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Ehy
Big Commercial Increase in Exports for Eight Months
The eight months ending February show a sharp rise in United States exports totaling 310,000,000. Growth in manufactures and agricultural products is noted with increases in cotton goods, iron and steel, cars, wood products, mineral oils, leather, and wheat, corn, oats, and provisions. Imports rise in all food groups, with notable decreases in coffee and sugar.
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United States
Tadeum
Aegurs
Paying Resolution for Ohio Street paving in Lawrence Kansas
City records show May 7 1900 resolution adopted authorizing grading curb and paving Ohio Street from Berkeley to Quincy with vitrified brick and stone materials in two annual installments. The plan requires state exemption shields and property rights safeguards as conditions for payment.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Ohio Street
Law
Berkeley Street
Quincy Street
Adinas
Fragmented OCR item about a local event
A partial OCR fragment refers to a local event or notice with unclear details. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, yielding only generic references to activity and an unspecific public notice.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
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