NOVICH TCO SUBSCRIBERS NOTICE
The notice states subscriptions must be prepaid due to a post office ruling. It urges readers to keep change in mind and pay one year in advance, with a rate of 41.00 dollars. It reflects a period billing practice and mentions subscribers and rate terms.
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Novich Tco
Post Office Department
Manamastotosis
Saskatchewan
Albesta
Vance
Saniteba Pree
Domest
Siberia
Ita Lao
Ager
Statue of Ingersoll Erected in Peoria City Park
A Peoria city column notes the decision to place a statue of Colonel Robert G Ingersoll at a park gate faced opposition yet proceeded with public funds. The piece praises his Civil War stance, legal eloquence, and humanitarian acts while arguing the memorial honors broader achievements beyond religious contention.
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Colwane
Peoria
Arect
Atatua
Robert G
Ingersoll
Colonel Ingersoll Gan
RY City
Met
Boone
Crifisant Hicker
Ammerich
Ney Ba
Atheiet
Tie
Union
Togeran
Cam Nel Snngersoll
Despoiling the Cataract and Niagara Power Limits
June 23 marked expiry of the Berton law restricting Niagara Falls power take. The American Civic Association urged preserving the falls and noted the power cap of 26 000 cubic feet per second. Canadian and U S perspectives mix as protests and full page ads appear to defend private interests against public good.
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Berton
Niagara Falls
American Civic Association
Canada
Niagara
I Ayerstan Civic Agseeh
J. T. Hodsse Pewreit
Rez
United States
Nia Bera
Friesda
Senate
Coronation Fashion and Press Feuds Spark Outcry
A British tabloid style critique denounces coronation pageantry as vulgar showiness while contrasting court gowns with common displays of wealth. It notes editor clashes between Paris and London papers over sensational reporting and a staged aeroplane row escalating into cross-channel newspaper feuds.
Fragmented OCR paragraph on politics and society events
OCR text fragment references statesmen, church, war topics, weddings, candidates, and reformers. Mentions Mr Bryans, Mr Greeley, Fourth of July orations, a silver wedding, and public notes with scattered names and phrases.
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Bet
Fragmented 1900s editorial chatter hints at national woes
In this readable mosaic, voices discuss politics, money, and society. References name Baltimore bidding 100000 for a national convention, Standard Oil reorganizing, suffrage, Creakegiving, war mood, and July Fourth memory, reflecting a turbulent era through scattered opinions.
Wickie May Spear At Hague Meeting
The Hague conference gathers in Europe late August to September with delegates from many nations. Dr Samuel Tivkte lok may address the assembly on temperance. Wickie May Dickie, vice president of the Methodist Epical Temperance Society, is chosen as delegate to deliver the required address. The U S government recently appropriated funds to cover Dickie’s trip expenses as he weighs travel versus college duties.
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London
Edward
Queen Mary
Albign
Mick
Hague
Europe
Samuel Tivktelok
Dickie
the Hagué
London Society of Waienra Key
Jes
Agus
Oats Prospects Improve In Branch County Amid Price Drops
Branch county farmers report a promising oats crop with abundant growth and favorable weather ahead. Prices currently paid to farmers hover around 40 cents per bushel but are expected to fall toward 26 cents if market trends continue. The county hopes yields will surpass several years past, while recent shipments to the city remain light due to farmers’ heavy work.
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Branch
County Estate Claims and Public Notices Hartsill County
County records list estates with hearings of claims including Ira Warner Roy Santz Jacob Schwab Charles Montgomery John Casey Cart Blass Caroline Kiveman Evien Shumway Elisabeth Fellowes Goretta Love Premelia Doty Julia Churchill Elizabeth Jones Florence Medlinter Joseph Buckley Henry Stillson Ward Stillson admin appointment and bond. real estate sale order. divorce and marriage notices. age and residence details for Grast Gshorn Susanna Add Harry Younplove Eliza Walker Fred Brainard Viola Owens and others.
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Ira ‘Warner
Roy Santz
Jacob Schwab
Charles H. Montgomery
John Casey
Cart Blass
Caroline Kiveman
Evien 5
Shumway
Nellie Newman
Alisabeth Fellowes
Goretta Love
Lillian F. Lee
Lay
Premelia Doty
Lynn
Matete
Joseph W. Buckley
Eatate
Helan Shelienberger
Aimelia
Stillson
Fred c. Bulieon
HPC
Stillen
Harhliage Lidenges
Grast Gshorn
Battle Creek
Susanna lAdd
Harry Younplove
Marings
Eliza Walker
Marengo
Fred &. Brainard
Clarendon
Viola M. Owens
Homar
Electric Bitters Promises Germ Purification Hope
Claiming germs in air water food and even deathly diseases are fought by Electric Bitters the ad asserts rapid cure for chills fever ague malaria and blood diseases. It promises renewed strength and vitality with a money back guarantee at 800 J W Bradshaw's.
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J. W Bradshaw's
Product of the SUkworm algecrm tale unnamed farm tale
A fragment describes a year’s product of an ailgecrm related process, noting a fipgh and a Quarter Whiten tiruds and suggesting a stretch of argundae werklons. The text reads as garbled historical machinery jargon with no clear details.
Unclear Medical Claim From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR style note describes symptoms headache dizziness languor and heart palpitations. Mentions invalid remedies and drug terms with misspellings. No clear event or identifiable person or organization.
The German Empress as Aimed Context Of Court Life
Contained in fragments is a portrait of the German Empress described through her private apartments. It praises her taste in furniture and flowers and notes her charitable acts toward her husband and children. The portrayal highlights her public image and personal adornments including diamond jewelry tied to Napoleon’s hat.
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Garman
Kaiser
Europe
Beere
Clevey
Atrenudus Kaiser
Mad Her Own Opinion Ships Through Calm Lake Breeze
A Detroit riverbound motorboat travels at twenty miles per hour as a playful passenger disputes a calm lake wind. The vessel cuts through smooth water, while observers note the boat’s own breeze and the headwind she faces, described with local color from Cleveland Leader.
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Detroit River
Cleveland
Mushrooms Found in Japan from Elm Logs to Kitchens
Japanese mushrooms vary widely with ebiltaks and shiitake dominating cultivation. Elm logs about feet long are felled from evergreens, cut, stacked for years, then soaked and beaten to release crops. Mushrooms sprout after a few days, with shiitake a staple in many dishes and soups.
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Japan
Harper's Weekly
The Geppars Joke Wooden Wedding Near Police Corner
A jesting street scene in New York ends with a policeman explaining a crowd and a “wooden wed ding” as a wooden wedding involving a couple of Poles. Reporter interprets the visual gag and notes the humor.
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Geppars
East
Rose Stahl
New York
Grinzeg
Young's Magazine
Portrait painter defends art prescription against counter pleas
A social counter challenges a portrait painter who vows to perform mongieur foof claiming they can afford genuine article. The dialogue centers on authenticity and substitution, with the counter insisting on not being bunke by cheap substitutes.
Unclear Fragments Describe Past Scene
Fragmentary notes recall a red headed girl and a white motor car with scattered phrases. The garbled text hints at a changed perspective or memory but lacks a coherent event or place to anchor a full news item.
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Les
A Waving Land on Mont Oringues Hillside
A broad slope in Mont Oringues France reportedly detached from the terrain and slid nearly a quarter mile. Soil and meadows moved with it while roads and bridges were covered. A chestnut grove traveled about 100 feet with no obvious damage. The event formed small lakes by water damage.
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Mont Oringues
France
Scientific American
Bores Of any itching cures with Deans Ointment
An advertisement claims Dean's Ointment provides instant relief for itching skin and is perfectly safe for children. It promotes quick cures and lists druggists as sellers.
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Mera
Dean
Difficult Part Getting into Debt and Difficulties
An unclear text fragment discusses debt and challenges with entering obligations. The readable parts hint at financial strain and principal difficulties in managing a debt situation. No specific names, dates, or places are identified in the fragment.
Quaker Stang at Broad Street Station
A curious fragment describes a Quaker woman at Broad Street station who overhears two demure Quakers behind her. The scene turns to a humorous exchange with the question Sister Kate about going to the cowater for a milk pine om bid, as noted in Lippincott's.
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Phailadelphia
Friexda
Shake into Your Shoes Altea Foct-base Powder
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions antiseptic powder for feet and relief from stings and bunions. Vague references to people and brands appear garbled with unclear dates or locations.
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Altea
Leroy
NOY
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