Bewitched by a Blond Fairy on an Atlantic Voyage
On a transatlantic trip Dorsey pursues Miss Nell Sommers as a mystery of golden hair on coats and dresses unravels. A chance confession and a comic hair healer reveal a wedding proposal to end the voyage witchcraft. Greyson aids the romance and the couple wed aboard, while a sly joke about a hair product closes the tale.
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Atlantic
Dorsey
Xell
Europe
Nel
Mississippi
Misa Sommers
Seasick
Coutier
London
Miss Sommers
Nell Sommers
Dorey
Abe
Ket
Greyson
Ben Greyson
Grormey
Cresson
Folas
Yvette
Baian
Nell
Tewitcher
Harry
Baby Thrive When Milk Or Emulsion Nourishes It
Guidance urges that if a baby lacks nourishment from mother's milk or artificial formula, Scott's Emulsion supplies the needed fats. It stresses the Emulsion as a supplement to ensure proper growth and vitality.
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Scott
Scott's Emulsion Promises Quick Health Boost for Babies
An old promotional piece touts Scott's Emulsion as magical for infants and children, urging readers to buy a fifty-cent bottle and mail four cents for advertising. It also includes a bizarre dialogue about medical dissection and prices, then pivots to praise Dr Thomas’ for sprains and bruises.
Sleepless Babies Advised To Use Baby's Own Tablets
An advertisement claims sleeplessness in infants stems from stomach or teething troubles and promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a safe, non narcotic cure. It features a testimonial from Mrs Louis Re of Gawas Ontario praising the medicine for five years of use, with order details and price.
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Louis Re. Gawas
Dr. Wiliams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Vinard's Liniment Cures Distemper and Nails Habit
A brief old note claims Vinard's Liniment cures distemper and notes nails biting as a bad habit. It suggests parental or nurse watchfulness to end the habit, possibly using bitter fingertips to deter the child.
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Vinard
Tests of Clothing Reveal Color Cooling in Sunlight
An experiment by a physician in Jove tested clothing colors for heat. White cloth reached 100 degrees while dark green 168 degrees and blue 106. White proved cooler than blue, and blue cooler than black, with other colors showing intermediate results.
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York Pellow
Repetition and Tainted Money in Stark Trial
The Cleveland Plain Dealer recounts a court case where a defendant defends taking a large trustee fee, saying the amount was easy to take, while State attorneys note taint in the money. The exchange ends the day’s proceedings as authorities question integrity and intent.
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Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Electric chair debate shocks doctor and public faces execution claims
A New York debate over capital punishment and the electric chair features Dr Shrady claiming that execution by electricity is brutal and that surgeons performing autopsies enable a form of public brutality. The article reflects a reporter’s view on humane reform, likening current methods to ancient practices and noting fear of burial alive.
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Sears
New Mn
Philadelphia
Bethin
Shrady
Hy bin
Filuund Yates
New York State
Inventions and poetry quotes stir readers in old papers
The text blends critique of Edison style cement forming claims with a New York Tribune quote on a cement workers union and a humorous exchange about poetry. It notes skepticism of a house pouring system, comments on moisture and health, and a vote on poetry versus difficulty in creation through a Hugo quote shared by reporters.
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Ediso
Alfred
Aimer
UPS
Morever
New York Tribune
Oklahoma Giant Carat and a World Weight Wonder
Oklahoma features Seekene-Fo a Caddo Indian from Binger who towers in size with a 7 foot 4 inch waist and a 695 pound body. He is 26 years old and regarded as a world center of health and breadth. The article discusses carat weight standards and the push for a metric carat worldwide, referencing England and various regions.
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England
Oklahoma
Binger
Eurless
Peron
Seekene-Fo
Abedty
Seconc
Forest Schools in Canada Shape Forestry Education
Fragmented notes describe forestry education in Canada and the United States. It mentions the University of Ts, Cordell University connections, and the development of forestry programs at Pennsylvania State College and University of New Brunswick. References to Yale Forest School and Quebec plans appear alongside scattered anecdotes about a mother and a house fire, indicating a mixed OCR extract with several likely misreads.
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Teo
Operanion
Canada
University of Ts
Thang
Cniver
Tonnins
Muenden
Uyas
Sion
Cordell University
N.B
Rut Miller
Yale, Forest School
Province of
Quebec
Shilohs Cure Cited In Murky Voter Log And Odd Dialog
The Buffalo Enquirer notes a voter who forgot to vote but was quick to growl about remedies. A jumbled exchange includes Shilohs Cure claims to cure coughs and colds and Holloway’s Corn Cure advertised as taking corn by the roots. The dialogue also touches on a sister’s sight and singing for six months.
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Johnny
Buffalo Enquirer
Gambling on the Japanese racecourse draws cabinet censure
Japanese newspapers condemn the Katsura Cabinet over racetrack gambling as allowed by no special law. The Japan Advertiser notes public interest shifts to this issue following the qunar code promulgation. News outlets like Nichi Nichi and Asahi urge duty and restraint in gaming.
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Japan
The
Nichi Nichi
Asahi
Katsura
Japan Advertiser
Dr Chase Kidney Liver Pills touted for kidney liver cure
An advertisement proclaims Dr Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills test and cure kidney liver ailments. It cites test methods, symptoms like pain and urine changes, and a testimonial from Mr Fox Doissel of Ste Agathe de Lotbiniere praising relief and cure after using the pills in a pulpwood shanty employ. It notes price at 25 cents per box and lists Edmanson Bates Co Toronto as dealers.
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Dra. W. Shage
Fox Doissel
Ste. Agathe de Lotbiniere
Dr. Chase
Dr Chase
Cheering, Mother and Grandfather Contrast in Calm Speech
A fragmentary dialogue shows a mother urging cheer for a grieving grandfather. Tommy asks if soldiers will attend a funeral as the speaker, Demosthenes, stammers while recalling a buttered biscuit or debut biscuit.
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Tommy
Special 10 Grain Shippers
Special notice from a grain handling firm boasting 30 years of experience in Canada. They operate a Fort William branch and claim close connections at major grain centres, offering reliable returns and services through unions and exchanges including the Union Bank of Canada and Manitoba Commission Co.
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Fort William
Ences
Union Bank of Canada
Manitoba Commission Co
Grain Exchange
Winnipeg
Man
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Scott & Bowne
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Toronto
Thomas
Shiloh
Corminer
George F Sbridy
Clue
Cement House
John J
Victor Hugo
Mr. Hayes
Hugo
Mago
Leon
Sterm
Storal Exchange
West Indien
British Guiana
Tae Alice
Forest Schools
Canada Rd
Preapect
Holloway
Minard
Demosthenes
pDemnansiie
GW. Donald
Rin bin
Wyre Go
Annem DE Ne A
Elmira
Eddy
Hull
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