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Washington dispatch notes Curtis and Carter supporting a memorial project by the Improved Order of Red Men to honor American Indians with a $400,000 structure in Washington. It recounts Chippewa adoption of two Washington women and profiles lawmakers and staff, including Crisp as parliamentarian and Tillman’s return to politics.
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Charles Crisp
George Clinton
Washington
Bena Tor Curtis
Senate
New York Harbor
Curtis
Carter
Oklahoma
United States
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Eles
Stetacum
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Ore Deppelin
the Hippen
Minnie Maher
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Asher
Portland
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Bowers
Bette
Epennere
Mwinde
Hinde
Feild
Chariea Crisp
Georgia
Charles Preterich Crisp
Sureesalem
Tillman
Benjamin K Tillman
South Carolina
Tate
Feld
Alwan
Old State
Frmund Heller
Colonel Hoosevelt
Smithsonian
Africa
Paul J. Rainey
Newport
Rainey
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Mr. Heller
Samuel P. Langley
Champ Clark
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House
Congress
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Panama
White House
Price
Canada
Gulf
Thomas Ashipp
Elar
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Newa
Wallington
Albert J Neveridge
Rome
Mc Deveridge
Meenfford Stackhot
Forest Service
Shipp
Ita
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Finchat
Bhipp
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Careon
Careon Woo
Cateane
Joe
Armen
Frederict Alneworth
Aeveral
Wiesel
Aineworth
Congreta
Morrie A Sheppard
Texas
Sheppard
Washington 4
Aspectation
The Dear Girl Makes Fudge For Ferdy
A light note shows a conversation between Mabel and Ferdy about fudge as a domestic moment. The line hints at a kitchen scene where a woman crafts sweets as a gesture in a dating context.
Cure for Rheumatism Promised by New Remedy
A fragmentary ad describes a supposed cure for rheumatism by a remedy named Sareatane. It claims many successful cases and urges readers to get it in liquid or chocolate tablet form, praising its effects and listing patient testimonials.
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Menry
Colleen
Horton Brrom
Newton
Mamie
Howl
Gollowin Ware
Wenmider
Fragmented OCR item hints at local notices and ads
Scattered OCR text references a mix of local names, places, and brief notices. Mentions “Last Mes” and various phrases suggest a page with notices, household tips, and small ads but readable details are sparse and fragmented.
Cure for Eczema Prompts Home Remedy Adverts 1911
A 1911 notice extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment as a cure for eczema and itching, recounting dramatic skin improvement after using the products. The ad notes samples and a Boston mail offer, and includes a humorous vignette about a maid and mistresses.
Fragmented dialogue hints at marriage conflict and politics
A garbled page fragment shows a tense scene with a woman seeking a divorce and men debating motions in a convention. The dialogue mentions a lawyer, a deputy, and a chairman, with scattered references to marriage, divorce, and political talk. The text blends personal drama and political chatter in a chaotic, OCR-like excerpt.
Fragmented health ad copy on sore throat remedies
A garbled page paragraph touts Sore Throw as a remedy and references various elixirs and tonics. It mentions treats like Soothing Syrup for Children, laxatives, and a handshake line, with broken sentences about foot stamping and throats. The text reads like an obsolete medical advertisement with dubious medical claims.
Method of Keeping Young from the Perils of Time
A vintage cautionary piece advises women to resist aging fears with dignity and poise. It promotes preserving beauty through modest routines, sincere affection, and calm self presentation rather than drastic changes or unendorsed remedies, urging graceful conduct amid daily pressures.
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Language Confusion
The readable lines show garbled dialogue about a person named Vought, a rumor, and an unclear exchange. The fragment mentions a wiper and hidden actions behind someone’s back, but lacks coherent event or clear participants to identify. No verifiable names, dates, or places are legible enough for concrete facts.
Best Trick Not in the Air by Henry M Neely Aviator Poet
Henry M Neely remarks at a New Stratford barque about airman training costs and the need for cash to fly. He recalls a recent lot of tricks and a brother airman making a wall plane, indicating public skepticism and financial hurdles in early aviation.
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Henry M Neely
Pilliadetpita
Stratford
Neely
Alrman
Trieke
Fragmented OCR passage about a family and names
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions a person named Vloteliwr and references to Castoria, parents, and a teacher. The excerpt includes stray phrases about reading, a seller, and a turn of phrase, with no clear event, date, or location to anchor a news item.
A Healthy Happy Old Age Promoted by Syrup of Figs
A promotional note extols Syrup of Figs as a wholesome family laxative. It claims the product cleanses the system, acts naturally to strengthen and tone internal organs, and benefits all ages without harmful ingredients. The text emphasizes physician approval and broad effectiveness.
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