Missouri News State Highway Dedication Postponed
Jefferson City reports a postponement of the dedication ceremony for the central route due to heavy snows and department needs. The Kliewer committee of the state board of agriculture will set a new date, with Gov. Maddley hoping funds and preparations align for a later ceremony. Moines and surrounding notes include regional meetings, local appointments, and court actions.
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Jefferson City
Cntral
Jefferson
We May Under Tariff Board Rule Yet Shell Game Probe
A prose fragment argues against reliance on a tariff board, noting 49 years of private ad hoc policy and warning that the era of public inquiry may be over. It riffs on ethics, accountability, and the idea of a broader sovereign tariff mechanism shaping policy and scrutiny.
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Tariff Board
S Ea
Washington
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Graniteville Reader
A letter from Graniteville Virginia praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and strength during illness. The writer credits the remedy with improving symptoms and urges sick women to seek advice from Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Graniteville
Pinkhoon
Leila E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Political critique on reform and party shifts in 1914
The piece debates Prohibition and anti corruption efforts, noting trials and prosecutions under Sherman law, the impact of trust purities, and the need for decisive action. It discusses Clark’s rise, expected 1915 reforms, and the demand for a White House ally with tariff and tariff policy expertise. It envisions a Democratic House and strong party consolidation.
Taft Opposes Recall in Progressive Politics
Mr Taft shows bitterness toward recall features of progressive politicians while campaigning to urge recall of every congress. He argues recall by the people is wrong though some support it as a protectionist tool benefitting a few at the expense of many amid a global reaction to Canada’s move.
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Mr. Taft
Taft
Mah
Polk
Ian
Canada
A. Blece
Eid
Walt
INAIR
Senna
DLE
Eldir
Lana
California
FK Syrup CO
Modern Morals in a Moon Street Tea
A garbled passage on William Dean Howells at a tea in Male Moon Street recalls a London editor returning with tales of New York celebrities. References to a Wall Street figure and a 1869 era frame appear through broken text, masking a discussion of morals and social figures.
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Witliam
Dean Howells
Tie
Male Moon Street
Caid
London
Armeod
New York
Ulerwelle
Wall Street
Cure for Pimples Promises New Hope for Youth
A testimonial from G. Rawmel of Chicago dated May 1811 describes three years of facial acne and disfigurement. Following Cuticura Soap and Ointment, plus a free sample offer from Cuticura, the author reports complete recovery after weeks of use. The ad promotes Cuticura products and a mailed free sample. The closing line shifts to a peculiar Spain industry note and a stray joke about motorists.
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Uleo
Rosa
Patiine
G. Rawmel
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Cuticura
Boston
Wish and Night Alone Tale in Copper Range Saga
Fragmented OCR tale mixes dialogue about wishing for solitude with a copper mine frontier scene. A mysterious exchange hints at love, secrecy, and a perilous expedition. The piece threads amid rural details, odd quotation marks, and a forged mythic framing around "Eric Ber" and a copper range railway pursuit.
Fragmented note from OCR about divorce and trouble
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a divorce and negative remarks about a woman. It mentions an optimist viewpoint toward the outcome and a reaction to a tiring relationship. The readable content is sporadic and lacks clear names, dates, or places.
Shuffled Fragments Explore Shakespeare and Odd Tips
A collage of quirky notes and excerpts mentions Shakespeare facts such as the longest line in Hamlets Cowtiard passage and the shortest line in Comedy of Errors. It also includes a practical tip on mending an umbrella and stray lines about daily life and preferences.
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Moth
Terrible Suffering and Partial Recovery Reported
Fragmented lines describe a patient story with mentions of illness, misused terms, and treatments. Names and places are unclear, but references to a medical struggle, a remedy called Horal's Sarmparitia, and a note of partial improvement appear amid garbled text. The piece hints at a medical case, care actions, and lingering symptoms.
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