Dr Hartman and Peruna Promised Free Treatment Summers
Dr Hartman the renowned gynecologist and Peruna inventor claims free treatment for women during summer to combat female diseases caused by catarrh. He invites written cases from sufferers, promising confidential correspondence and advice, asserting Peruna cures catarrh and related ailments in women. Letters from readers in New York City Kingston Ontario and Kansas praise Peruna’s benefits for bearing down, back ache, and general health recovery.
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Dr. Hartman
Peruna Ofers
America
Peruni
Sti
New York City
Perini Medicine Co
Hartman
Columbus
Thio
Hartypain
Veruna
Y Alex. Johnson
University Avenue
Kingston
Ontario
Can
A. Johnson
Mabel Meyers
Argentine
Kansas
Oeetel West
Ahmed T
Enider
Bentley
Perona
de Tantadi
Adjless
Harman
Hlartiaan Sanitiarium
Origin of Stockings and Early Mentions in History
The piece notes stockings as first mentioned in Italian literature around year 100 and touches on cures and languages. It cites Luxative Bromopinine tablets and a refund guarantee, then mentions a population under care in the Philippine Ishanyids era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Boosie District Hit by Weird Weather Event
A damaged report describes a bizarre episode during a cyclone in Boosie where a shower of insects and small creatures fell across the district for about a quarter of time, affecting fields and local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cometantine
Algertad Corte Emmilint Oof
Boosie
Hn Hoetho
Allen's Foot-Kase Powder Free Trial Offer
A vintage ad promotes Allen's Foot-Kase powder to reduce swelling and sweating and ease bunions and corns. It claims relief for sore feet and offers a free mail trial package from Allen N. Leloy, with instructions to write for the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Anii
One Thing He Was Sure Of Old Gentleman Bits
An old gentleman questions a suitor about his daughter's love and potential insanity in a London Tit-Bits style exchange. The suitor, Jiydeleigh, explains he came to discuss marriage and to verify no insanity exists in the family. The piece captures a humorous, theatrical dialogue typical of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiydeleigh
London
Speed of Earthquakes Reported From Shemakha Quake
A recent strong earthquake at Shemakha on the Caspian Sea was felt in Moscow. The tremor’s propagation traveled across about 7,000 miles at an estimated forty miles per mile in the crust between the two points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shemakha
Caspian Sea
Moscow
Niles
Woman's Favorite Implement Hairpin Tricks Revealed
A New York Sun item extols a woman skilled with a hairpin, listing a wide range of improvised tasks she can perform from opening locks to repairing household items. The piece highlights ingenuity and versatility as a notable female trait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehion
Warners
Neds
New York Sun
Solomon on the Bench Extending Clemency in Philly Court
Philadelphia magistrate Coningham known for eccentric punishments leniently handles two intoxicated defendants. One man, asked if married, told to seek matrimony to curb drinking and was discharged. A second man, also asked about marital status, urged singlehood to avoid drink and sent home to reflect.
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Philadelphia
Coningham
Central Police Ceat
Jones
Faculty of Navigation
Tim
Magstrate
John Smith
Jolue
The Tramp Seeks Work In Odd Jobs
A fragment from Leslie's Month without clear names or dates portrays a tramp eager for any labor. He asks how to harness a horse and expresses curiosity about tasks, illustrating necessity driving him to seek employment through various hindrances.
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Snr
Ipie
Leslie
Turbulent Interview Ends Amid Paper Pad Disruption
A reporter notes Thotis Ryan, a financier, struggling with a pad of paper during a financial interview. He tears sheets from the pad while speaking and cannot finish his remarks until the reporter retrieves the papers. The New York Times describes Ryan's hurried, halting conversation ending unsuccessfully.
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Thotis Ryan
Ryan
Van
Tie
Mer
Tryan
New York Times
Penny Savings Proverb Set In Local Gleaner
A fragment from a local page cites a common maxim about thrift noting that saving money accumulates wealth. The source text shows garbled phrases referencing a penny, a dollar, and a corollary idea, with unclear attribution or context for further detail.
Australia’s Fiery Mountain at Wingen Grows Legend
A fragmentary account describes a burning hill atop 1820 feet high volcanic feature near Wingen, Australia. The piece discusses origins, local myths, and historical observations, noting how the mountain’s fire has persisted since early settlement and stirred debate about its cause and permanence.
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Wingen
Austrailia
Jevel
Polllenmett
Amuky
Issie
Underground Maintains Beacon Of Global Rail Trade
A fragmented report cites survey data on earth observatories and seismic parallels between two stations, noting poetic references to a vast underground chain beneath the northern and southern sides. It discusses Chicago and Milwaukee fame, St Paul as Twin Cities, and extols the once-tried world renowned railway famed for safety, service, and merchandise.
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Singulir
Gistaitiers
Indik
Wittath
Chicago
United States
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Eles
America
Fimo
Pleased to be Called Handsome and Photo Notes
The piece notes fashion and personal beauty among local girls with humorous commentary. It describes a senior trip on the Hudson and remarks on appearance and pride, then shifts to a railroad timetable folder illustrating the Burlington System’s multi-division time schedules and the heavy proofreading required for town names and train times.
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Hudson
Seiddm
Teettien
Human Bridge Tradition In Belgian Village May Day
In a Luxembourg district village Belgium a curious May custom ends church service with boys forming a human bridge over departing girls. A lad grips a girl by the shoulder and another by the heels lifting her high as a third participant passes underneath. Parents watch as the act is enacted before them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxemburg
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted For Women
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for various female illnesses. It cites testimonials from women treated in hospitals and private homes, claiming relief from inflammation, ulcers, and nervous symptoms, and offers free advice to sick women from Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Dean
IrskwamMt
Twelve Ears
Ovell
Lydia EL Pinkdiem
Mrs. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Visitors’ Shirts: Tartary Ambassador Serves Courtesy
The Venetians, famed for hospitality, supplied national shirts to Khan’s envoy in 1476 after the ambassador and his suite carried only one shirt each. The senate voted twenty ducats to outfit them “alla tartarescha” with proper attire, a thoughtful gesture that delighted the council and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tartary
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Ills Surcesfully Used
An old note touts Mother Grays Sweet Powders for children in New York seeking cures for indigestion and worms. It claims testimonials from Sangpai PR and mentions various nonsensical medical claims and era-specific remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Grray
Mother Gray
Nure
New York
Sangpai PR
Fragmented OCR notes on schooling and social issues
Readable fragments discuss school policy and official interference with pupils. The text mentions protests against slavery language, a narrative about a bridal reading, and a critique of women’s rights ideas amid public schooling concerns.
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Tefara Migs
Alice
Tower of Buffalo
John Henry Waeggotier
Wimen
Fragmented 19th Century Ad Snippet With Toe Rings Mention
A garbled clipping notes internal use of Trans Charrh Cure and a historical Paris fashion reference to toe rings. It mentions a Tamil belle, Indonesian or Indian context, a city street in Norwich, and a real estate site remark about offended dignity amid a sale, ending with a garbled line.
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Indiana
Paris
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Solomon
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Fiety Mountain
Soil Cities
Dow Nice
Chiguyo
Milwaukee de St Paul
Thailway
Salt’ Bak City
Niss
Virginia Granes
Twospital
Uee
Nely
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mideettown
Ted Imowin
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Tani
Alaska
Berner
Ridley
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Ronnie
Maple Street
Norwich
N.V
Pet
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