Rear Admiral Hichborn Recommends Peruna
Rear Admiral Hichborn of the States Navy, writing from Washington DC, endorses Peruna as an invigorating tonic after a short trial. The letter cites testimonials and asserts Peruna’s benefits while noting unsigned claims and medical cautions, with references to officials and institutions in a historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wichborn
States Navy
Washington, DC
Philip Iichborn
Wales
Pro Hartman
Saniturivm
Columbus
Ub To
Education and religious notices in a local Jewish community
A garbled OCR note discusses Jewish appreciation of education and a civic or religious status reference. It mentions Lord Reay and conversion themes, with unclear phrases about children and boards. The readable fragments hint at community education and religious guidance within a Lettdass region context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reay
Pauls
Christiaas
Lettdass
Undefined political dispute in scattered OCR text
Unable to determine coherent event details due to highly garbled source text. The fragment mentions representatives, a facility near a location, utilities like lights and baths, and various misread terms, but no clear people, organizations, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a factual card.
Kettles Celebrate Golden Wedding in St Iestie
Mr and Mrs Henry Kettles marked their golden anniversary with a quiet celebration at home. Neighbors, including a local artist, joined in the modest observance reflecting a long life together in Des ristecsichs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kettles
St Liestie
Romersk
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear political recap
The text presents unreadable OCR results with garbled names and places. It mentions agendas and a gavel, but concrete persons, dates, or events are not identifiable. The fragment resembles a beat-up diary or committee note rather than a coherent news item.
Peculiarity of Aged Darkey In Georgia Noted
Fragmentary OCR text places a dated Georgia note about a peculiarity related to an aged Black person. The content is garbled and difficult to parse, but references a gate, a march, and a claim to hate seed Whrettttaten, suggesting a local oddity or anecdotal record.
Incomplete Aged Census Snippet From NSW Records
Fragmentary OCR notes mention ages in New South Wales census. References include centenarian counts and long-lived individuals, with garbled phrases about Defiance starch and centers in Wales. Content is unclear and heavily damaged, limiting coherent summary or key names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
New South Wales
Sie
Jim
Feeding Dogs to Win Gratitude, Baltimore Notes
A Baltimore News item suggests that winning a dog’s gratitude hinges on the quality of food, noting the belief that the material difference is in what is fed. The brief implies care and feeding quality as key factors in canine loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore New
Floods Wreck Western Towns in New Mexico
Roswell New Mexico endured a devastating flood after days of mounting rainfall in the mountains west of the town. Water surged down the river causing widespread damage to adobe homes, businesses, and rail lines. Residents report multiple residences submerged and key bridges and the Pecos Valley railroad washed out, isolating Roswell and threatening further losses as the river subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Hoswall
Hienula
Hrinay
Rees Wellhd Hive
Jimbys Evans
Henre Wall
Wilfit Meeks
Thomas Johneon
IL Wai
Ihimeson
Abelwiek
Pecos
Witrtins
Serge
Colorado Democrats nominate Alva Adams for Governor
A scrambled survey of political moves and international events fills this column. The Democratic field shows Alva Adams as a gubernatorial contender while industry, court actions, and social shifts ripple through states from Colorado to Missouri. Inline reports note warnings from Taft, derailed trains, and fresh indictments.
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Colorado
Alva Adams
Schne ttl er Sentenced Two Years for Bribery
Schnettler receives a two year penitentiary term in Jefferson City after pleading guilty to bribery connected with the Saborhan railroad deal. The court noted concurrent punishment for several other figures in the case as he prepared for confinement and urged by the judge to make amends with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie
Diotin Hh
House of Delegates
Prilay
Jefferson City
Saborhan
Soisettler
Wii Due Corp
Stnienre
Jietee
Eridar
Lergu Oeloek
Ani
Joseph Oihana
Iim
Sisson
Trahy
Wutmannm
Beesrh
Panadean
Charles Jopene
iLetmang
Plartiaiann
Bhp
Ninth
Bau Streets
Train Wreck Near Visega Injures Thirty
A St Louis bound train No 07 struck a washout near Visega at 2 am Tuesday derailing four cars. Thirty people injured, seventeen taken to St Louis area hospitals, most contacted at Green Forest and Hoy Springs.
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St. Louis
Piette
Brersyital
Emmaves
Thie
Emer
Lawrence Frank Frianhoot
George Frisbie Hoar Dies After Illness in Worcester
Worcester Mass. senior United States senator George Frisbie Hoar died at his home Friday morning after a six week illness. He had served in the U S Senate and before the House of Representatives, was born in Concord Massachusetts, and moved to Worcester where he remained active in public life until his death. Hoar was known as a steadfast national leader and elder statesman with a long career in public service.
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War Department
Francis
Cucessior
Kingsbury
Jefferson
Lens
Pere Marquette Ratimad
Kuropathin
Mihiden
Parker
Democratic National
Orlaff
Miropatkin
Limo-Yane
Tawny
Green
Bank of Green Forest
Atkansas
Oeser
Worcester
Mass
George Frisbie Hoar
United States
Massachusets
George Frisbie Hear
Mlesaet
Setts
Tshs
Cotmurmd
Simes
Semling
Senate
Tender Heart Pardon Controversy Roils Kentucky Leadership
In Louisville and beyond critics denounce a governor for pardoning a convicted murderer amid claims of communication failures and missteps. The story notes a fatigued political climate and calls for accountability as the governor faces renewed scrutiny over the decision.
Treasury secretary issues order on revenue stamp placement
The secretary of the treasury issues a statement allowing Assistant Secretary Armstrong to modify the placement and color of the internal revenue stamp. The stamp will be red and placed at the bottom of the box instead of the top, aligning with a revised instruction.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
W. I. Douglas
Pereta
Flocomfort
McCuer
Rereeve
Richmond
Fire Damage Hits Historic Murrayson Phone and Hotels
A $2,000 blaze struck Benton on Thursday, burning the historic Murtson Phone and the Arlington Hotel. Crowded hotels hosted a large party of Pittsburgh capitalists arriving Wednesday night to inspect coal fields. In Smith County, Wilf Sullivan was moved to begin a term in the penitentiary, amid a feud described as among the state’s floodiest in history.
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Lenton
Benton
Arlington Potel
Murtson
Jin Harriss
White Row
Kilesis
Pitsburg
Watsive
Eeant
Thre
Jackson
Wilv Sullivan
Sullivan's Hollow
Smith County
Springtent Tih Whe U Wingis State Fair Opens
The state fair opened Thursday with light attendance as crowds began to explore the midway and exhibits. Gates will stay open for ten days, with Carnival Week set to join in Monday, inviting visitors to enjoy rides, games, and local exhibits.
Shipwreck Toll From Last Week Gale Off Virginia
St Johns reports that a heavy gale last week drove ashore eleven vessels mostly laden with fish. The coast was swept and seven sailors were drowned with many ships wrecked or driven aground along the coast near Virginia.
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St. Johns
Virginia
Labrador
Japan to Float a 40 Million Dollar Loan Promised
The Japanese government announced plans to raise a domestic loan totaling 40 million dollars under terms similar to a recent issue. Officials cited financing needs for public projects and economic stabilization.
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Japan
Severe storm damage hits Illinois fields and rails
A Sunday night to Monday morning storm swept through the region causing heavy rain and hail. Farmers estimate losses in the thousands as corn fields and railroad property suffered extensive damage across Tazewell county and surrounding areas.
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Delavarn
Storn
Illinois
Petin
Tazewell County
Unclear Pillwording on Steel and Pensioners In Early Text
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses steel as emblem of power and peace uses, mentions pension lists including Lady Harrow and the daughter of John Wilson Croker, and references M. P. for Oxford and guardians of All Souls, then veers into an exhortation to examine bottles of CAS TORTA for infants and children.
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Hrittsa
Ivara
George Stone
Harrow
John Wilson Croker
Lord Macaulays
Sir William Anson
Oxford University
All Seals
Beare the et hhutire of se thee fe
Fragmentary quote from the trial or election debate. A Tribune remark criticizes reforms and the Australian ballot. The garbled text references pay roll dismissals and political maneuvering during an election, noting dissatisfaction with reform ticket outcomes and voter process.
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George
Weill
Chi Vacuo Tribune
Fragmentary notes on language and science terms at Point Boulta
The text describes varied topics from a high ground scene at Point Boulta near San Francisco bay to a rusting gun and intact supports. It mentions lightning duration and miswritten figures, then discusses differences between formal Arabic and everyday speech in the East and Latin vs Australian comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acold
Lassieresinew Tsao
Point Boulta
San Francisco Bay
Indiana Senator Beveryive Keeps Scrapbook Volumes
Nearly every member of congress keeps a scrapbook and Beveryive from Indiana stands out with two volumes of 151 pages each. He already has a large collection including three newspaper columns per page.
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Congress
Senator Beveryive
Indiana
Calendar reform and stray notices from a 19th century page
A French deputy proposes a 364 day year starting with vernal equinox. Household tips tout Defiance Starch as non sticking and chemical free, plus an ad notes 10 cent packs. A lawsuit seeks $15 after eight years of courting. Vermont bishops authorize a prayer for legislators. New Zealand sends 100 tons of dressed turkeys to London for Christmas markets.
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New Zealand
London
Oldest Twine News From Gloucester and Denver Club Growth
Fragmentary notes report Caleb Haskell and Judith Iaske from Hrabury born eighty eight years ago and still hearty in Gloucester Me. Denver’s Jane Jefferson Club, a thirty year old women’s Democratic group, seeks broader growth toward a national organization of Democrats as primaries proceed.
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Pavel Giscussi
Gloucester
New England
Caleb
Haskell
Judith Iaske
Hraebury
Denver
Jane Jefferson
Women’s
Democratic Club of
Wes
Thomas Jefferson
Antiquated remark on coerced labor in Egypt lecture title
In a recent lecture at Greshtan co lece Dr Synnwis Thompson spoke on climate efforts and government work in Egypt. The speaker claimed natives would only work when chastised and asserted a British editor must strike a native, reflecting punitive colonial attitudes of the era.
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Wpmp
Greshtan Colece
Synnwis Thompson
Egypt
Remedy Cure Ad Here for Catarrh and Temperance Debate
An old notice offers a fifty cent reward for a catarrh cure by Halle Je Latt and advertises temperance methods. It discusses Austria's ban on bottled liquors to curb home drinking and contrasts with calls to promote bottled spirits to reduce violence. It mentions various remedies, blended into a proposed harmonious temperance program.
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Austria
Time to Retre. St Juss Figure Faces Futur Years
A garbled narration references a figure labeled Es Sebtafur Jeseit of St Juss and a debated future. A quoted response suggests resistance to ongoing affliction or danger, with a defiant stance about continuing despite hardship and societal strain.
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St. Juss
Metivius
Puutleman Pravely
Piretr
Sensible Housekeepers Gain More Under Superlur Equality
Sensible Housekeepers will have Defiance Stared not alone because they get one-third more for the same money, but all because of Superlur equality.
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Defiance
The Cowboy and a World of News in One Page Portrait
An odd mix of frontier imagery and small town notices pervades this slice of old newspaper. It weaves a cowhand’s rough lifestyle with a brief jab at a “Worlds Weresa,” a Kansas City eatery, and a comic postal message about mortgage relief and jail releases. The page also states a North American moth’s range and includes a testimonial about Dodd's Kidney Pills, praising kidney health for women and suggesting cures for suffering.
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Jersey Share
Earnest
Dodd
Donald
Dean Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
East Chariton St
East Savannah
Women in Medicine Rise in London
Cleveland Plain Dealer notes that peritonitis as a cure for appendicitis is claimed by some, while discussing women in medicine. The piece observes medicine as a profession for women growing in popularity in London and that women holding medical degrees reach higher numbers in Great Britain.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
London
Wowen
Great Britain
Defiative Starch Promises White Clothes For Ten Cents
Old advertisement notes 1 oz of Defiative Starch can keep fabrics white for 10 cents. It mentions German toys sales with Britain buying over 11000 tons annually while the U S imports about 600 tons. A light satire line from Harper's Bazar features Miss Frocks and Miss Bunting in a mock election query.
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Great Britain
United States
Tea Seeds Lik Haze Nuts
Tea seeds resemble small hazel nuts. They are sown in beds to grow thickly together like cabbage.
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Hichborn
Peruna
Honte
Koip Ea Beet Leek
Metin
Representatives
Inneng
Agetieb
Fieal
Prdbeerad Lapergste
Ramm Gmedey
Wforld’s Fair Visitors
St. Bent
Dee Peer Stathers
Earn Chase Eipeet
Ness
THE
Defiance Starch CO
Omaha, Neb
Piso
Chas
Trinidad
Dias Agimas
Prbnt
Santa Be
Gelepeteanges
Servleuws Coytenpelaet
Aris
Thave
Elry Idecks
Pesthenes
Perthons
Steve
Menlo
Tsing Tau
Paro Arthur
George Pmvis
Topeka
W .F.keewlck
Fetter
N. HW
Thurber Heights
John DD. Lawson
Columba
Missouri Bar Association
W. HW. Marroun
St. Joseph
Stone-Christman
Samuel Davis
Lexington
Nez Perves
Baltic Sea
Port Arthur
Omaha Union Biehbers
Crusader
Oregon
Hakodate
Helena
Mont
Tooke
Deni Eratiov
L. Z. Lester
New York
England
Lady Curzon
Kedleston
Irish Reform, Association
Taggart
State of
Tennessee
Standard Oil Company
Canterbury
Atlantic
International Parliamentary Union
British Empire
Carew-Pole
Newport
Pekin
Daniel Cady Werrick
Albany
Saratoga
Tamamians
Camptroller Grout
Peltor Karaceorgevitch
Servia
Belerade
Jacob Hl. Schift
Empire
Corbiin
Schnettler
W. FR. Sneed
Chicago-St. Louis
Chicago
Tislaw
Seurhert
Rajiwas Company
Chicage
Central Ateck
OWL
Woastoetel
Wil
Cook
Kankaker Iroquois
Vermillion
Edgar
Faris
Edgar County
Vermillion County
Rast St. Pouls
Shelby Country
Kansas City
Bessie Peck
Ethel
Eno
Lawisvillees
Gauwernor
Actutine
Entuchy
Liantsville
Honduras
Bonilla
Mobile
Congress of the Republic of
Bpantsti Plomdiaras
Manuel Dtonithe
Ponduras Congress
Alsas
Poeuiliaim
Siti Aleseddeare Eemonoh
Deondanas
Awe Atierienung Siidleare
Tsmipw
Thonduras
Mah Fe. A.hawthe
Siperhuten
Ilimness State Fair
Delavan
Baily Toil
Lient
George T. Warren
No. @ Chemical
Washington, D. C
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Archie Walted
Proudhy Ural
Trallanapelis
East
Camille Fimmarion
Chamber of Deputies
Hie
Pisg
Wat
Vantiinen
Ind
Heb
Nia
Louisville Counrier Journal
Vermont
Kuewa
Hanes
Mu. Worfaert
the Cowboy
Efensas City
Shcek
Billville
Trethren
sUantle Constitution
North America
Rocky Mountains
Fr. Kline
HB. Browne
Philadelphia
Jimpsum
Nellie Holmes
Young Woman's Temperance Association of
Buffalo, N. Y
Pixsmamw
Miss Nemnis
No. Division St
Buffalo, N.Y
Irene Crosby
East Savanah, Ga
STE UC Rg
L.douglas
Douglas
Queenio
W. L. Douglas
Acraa
Census Statistics
Foss
Tower CO
TOWER
AIS Bar
Breton, Ags
Toronto
Canada
Lewis Binder
Sipven S
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Dubuque Lowa
Billon Avenue
Gratiot & Wilden
Park Ave
Aljohn W. More
NSIO
Washington, D.C
Pension Syra
Tang Eli
Atly Sine
N. U
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