Success the Reward of Merit by Dr Tarbin at Blodget Hotel
Chicago specialist Dr Tarbin offers free consultation and examination at Marshfield Blodget Hotel on Wednesday Feb 12. He is described as an authority in remedies and surgical methods, with proven skill in chronic and obstinate diseases. Residents are urged to seek his expert diagnosis and advice.
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Chicago
LM. ‘Yurbin
Roviny
Nave Woud
Tien
de ‘Furbiy
de. Tarbin
Tarbin
Marshfield
Blodget Hotel
Blight Canker Bulletin Warns on Apple Tree Disease
State Horticultural Society issues Bulletin 12 on Blight Canker a dangerous bacterial disease attacking mainly young apple trees. It has been found in 26 counties, destroyed hundreds of trees at the Society’s Wausau orchard, and is not controllable by spraying. Treatment requires removing diseased bark disinfecting wounds and painting.
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State Horticultural Society
Titai
Wausau
Teader
The
Times
Cranefisld
Madison
Wis
Simple home prescription touted for backache kidney cure
A New York paper recipe claims a mix of Dandelion extract, Kargox, Sar saparilla syrup, in water or tea can cure many urinary and kidney complaints if taken before Bright's disease. A local druggist says ingredients are harmless and affordable and may soothe kidney stricture by cleansing the organs and filtering wastes. Readers are urged to try it.
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New York
Bright
Truths of Charity Through a Duchess Visit
An English tale contrasts two philanthropists, one professional and one amateur, who plan to visit London's poorest slums. A duchess arrives in glamour while the poor endure hunger, showcasing society's gaze and the urge to reform through spectacle.
Fragmented World War II Column Fragment
A garbled OCR snapshot of a wartime column mentions leaders, battles, and events with disjointed phrases. It references figures like a commissioner and various locations, hints at river activity, hunger, and political actions, and ends with scattered wartime references to Japan and Allied concerns.
Murdered by a Statue in Old Saga King Tale
A fragmented ancient tale recounts Kenith or Kunth, a king and his kin, involving a sculptor Wiltas who crafts a gold statue encrusted with gems. The plot includes a cursed apple scene, a royal rival, and a botched vandalism punishment with deadly results.
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Kenith
Beatin
Terbie
Hitory
Kunth
Shin Crathivtus
Malcom Duffus
Fennella
Wiltas
Keri
Anead and the Crowded Street Ambush
A fragmented report describes a chaotic scene with individuals moving through a road, a person named Hadelin, and others reacting with distress as hats are knocked and a tense moment unfolds amid a crowd. The account preserves named figures and a sense of urgency without graphic detail.
Got His Wish As Turmoil Enfolds Aboard The Nightly Exchange
A fragmented exchange reveals a tense confrontation as one character taunts another about choosing endless torment over solitude. The dialogue hints at a long standing conflict and a dramatic wish fulfilled amid the chaotic scene.
The Dolphin Violin by Stradivarius 1714
The Dolphin violin, famed for its dolphin colored back and renowned beauty, was crafted by Stradivarius in 1714. It is said to be the world’s most beautiful violin and is owned by an Englishman valued at £5,000.
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Stradivarius
Wome Journal
Well Occupied In Either Case Tombstone Epitaph
A fragment notes a girl who intends to teach but quits to marry, reflecting on life choices and social expectations in a tombstone epitaph style. The line suggests a calm acceptance of shifting paths for women.
A Hypocrite. Teacher and the Pharisee Defined
The excerpt presents a teacher explaining the term hypocrite in a discussion about the Pharisee. It includes a Punch magazine style line about a person who says one thing but does another, illustrating the concept of hypocrisy.
Not Aa It Read Telegraph Prank Shocks Wife
A proud MP rushes from a debate after reading a cryptic telegram. He confronts his wife in their home, then angrily questions her loyalty. The misread message about a coded rendezvous ends in comic confusion amid telegraph mix ups.
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M. P
Charing Gros
Dover
Ix Toree
Pearson's
Dawn of Reason in Human Development Says Burroughs
John Burroughs argues in Outing Magazine that early human behavior is driven by instinct before logic emerges. He traces the rise of reason from animal stimuli to the gradual dawn of reflective thinking in children and humans.
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Thor
Rhain
John Burroughs
Outing Magazine
Parrentants In Shopping Conversation Describes Shopper Types
A New York Globe excerpt quotes a Wir department store adviser debating how to categorize women shoppers into four groups. The four groups include those who do not intend to buy, those who intend to buy but don t know what, those who know what they want but get confused in stores, and those who always know. The piece notes only about 5 percent of shoppers fit the ideal type and suggests those who shop often may not spend as much as others.
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Epipre
Tetive Warne
von Wet
New York Globe
Attractive Show Promises Circus Delights in AM Kala
A damaged poster from AM Kala, India, showcases acts including skilled horses, a talk with an elon, a tightwire walk, and a humorous windward routine. The text hints laughs and aerial daring, promising an entertaining variety at the circus tour.
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AM+ Kala
India
Tiny
The Giraffe Neck and Parental Care Across Branches
A Mall Gazette summary notes how giraffes grow long necks to feed beyond parental reach and how juveniles learn feeding from adults. It describes neck elongation aiding access to leaves, with parents guiding care as offspring develop.
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Olenlard
Aiming and Hitting Dialogue Sparks Debate
Adialogue quotes Mr Kidder and Miss Strong on women’s suffrage aiming at distant goals versus sole object. The wittily misquoted exchange laments a sleepy audience after an unsuccessful premiere as the manager laments the crowd’s indifference.
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Mr. Kidder
Miss Strong
Alma
Philadelphia Press
Whispered ladder test amid census debate at home
A cited exchange shows Sara and Eloper discussing a rope ladder while Paps and mamma supervise from above. The Cleveland Leader questions whether a mother has an occupation, contrasting with the Trolianapolis News tone on a busy household role.
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Sara
Eloper
Trolianapolis
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Troha
Iouk Inlet
Wei
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Ted
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