Spinal Disease Claim Under Review in Detroit Journal
Mrs Rosa Lawley of Harrison Street, Detroit, recalls relief from spinal disease and nervous prostration through De Witt’s Pink Pills for Pale People. The Journal reports her testimonial after months of worsening symptoms, noting pill claims for neuralgia dizziness and fatigue and listing dealer availability and pricing.
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Journal
Detroit
Mick
Rous Taples
Harrison Sitet
Louin
Esterday
Hue Leius
Weber
Anny Fintal
Nurs
Dotyort
Witd
Saranac Weeklyy Shaw
Willie
Tagley
Abe
Goros
Rosa Lawley
Harrison Street
Fonia
Mich
Williams
Williams Medicine Comwil
Subeuoctads
N.Y
Bishop in a Dilemma In Scottish Tale Ends in Death
In a tall tale from Svovland, Bishop Mackurness of Argyla and his chaplain are wrecked on a mountain pass when a fallen tree blocks their carriage. The chaplain insists on carrying the bishop across a swollen bridge, threatening to drop him if he refuses, and the bishop’s death leads to the chaplain’s rise as bishop of Argyle and the Tiles.
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Argyla
Isies
Svovland
Mackurness
Montina
Mt. Flonly
Slyit
Sulan
Haldane
Mlerm
Chiuplaiz
Argyle and
the Tiles
Hanpers
Auger plans to deter mice in street work
A Washington Star clipping describes a curious dialogue about using an auger to bore precise holes as a workaround for street extension plans. A serene old gentleman examines a drawing to size the hole, while the dealer notes new carpenter tools for a debut as an artisan.
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Lote Lake
Atay
Svailybia
Natyre
Nuniber
Ushce
Crronse
Sone
Tiny
Washington Star
General Shelby and His Cavalry Brigade in Civil War Tales
The narrative recounts General Joseph Shelby a Missouri Confederate captain turned colonel who raised a cavalry company and led Shelbys brigade through Missouri Arkansas Louisiana and Texas. It notes his frontier origins in Kentucky and Missouri and his defense of the Texas treasury in Austin before continuing northward with his disciplined forces.
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JO. Shelbs
Adrian
Kansas
Missouri
Waverly Son
Lafayetle
Price
Coptell Shelby
Sheir
Shelby
Mexico
Maxitilliag
Corsicana
Houston
Austin
Texan
Raab
Treasury
Tootst
Shelby in Mexico and later U S marshal for Missouri
An 19th century account details General Shelby leading a Texas mounted band into Mexico after the Civil War and offering to recruit 1,000 Americans for Maximilian, but forced to disperse. He later settled as a freight contractor, returned to Missouri, and served as U S marshal during Cleveland's presidency.
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Texas
Shelby
Austin
San Antonio
Eagle Pass
Mexico
Maximilian
Pacific Coast
California
Missouri
Cleveland
United States
Guv. Stone
Stone
Lee
Appomettox
Child Missing Then Found By Search Dog Pilot
Four year old Bertha Putnam vanishes from Mill Village VI as neighbors search day and night. State broadhound Pilot helps by tracking a shoe and leading to Devil's Camp where the body is recovered. Pilot retrieves the dress and returns the child to her parents as onlookers follow.
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Bertha
John C. Putnam
Mill Village
Lorde
Pilot
Snow Bound Vision of a Winter World
Fragment from Whittier describing a snow bound scene where familiar objects transform into wondrous ice and snow shaped forms. The verses reveal a world turned strange by drifts, with the landscape and structures taking on bizarre, dreamlike configurations under a starry sky.
Cuban stamps in use on postal issues
The Cuban Republic is printing and using nostane stamps for 2, 5, 10 and 23 centavos.
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Cuban Republic
Fragmented Rantings on Health Politics and Seeds
A garbled, clipped mix of health remedies and political notes. Mentions indigestion cures and stomach relief, a Nevada assembly vote, a U S senate peace treaty hint, and an advertisement push for Salzer Seed Co catalogues with farm seed samples and crop yields. Multiple named places and entities appear in disjoint fragments.
Alabama House Passes Bill for Constitutional Convention
The Alabama House of Representatives approved a bill calling for a state constitutional convention. The measure moves toward potential statewide voter consideration.
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Alabama House of Representatives
Golden Rind Watermelon Seed Offer Headline
A garbled notice touts Golden Rind Watermelon as a sensational freak of patare with bright yellow rind and erimeon flesh claiming high prizes and big sales. It promises 15 cent seed book packages sent to John A Balzer Seed Co in La Crosse Wisconsin for 140 pages.
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Glaanico
Palzer
John A.balzer
Promotions at Pennsylvania Railroad Name John P. Green VP
The Pennsylvania railroad service announced several promotions with John P. Green named first vice president. Green's appointment places him in the top executive tier, signaling leadership changes within the railroad's management structure.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
John P. Green
Fragmented ad notices from old catalog page
The readable fragments mention a product list and brand names such as Cheney Co Toledo, Nissan, Walvis, and Hulls. References to a price, bottles, and pills hint at a medicinal or patent medicine sale. Content is garbled with many misspellings and unclear context.
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Bails Gate Cay
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cheney
T Trex
Wholgento benggiantsTelede
Owalvis
Nissan & Mauvny
Whaleunie
Opera star Armand Castlemary dies during performance
Armand Castlemary collapsed and died while singing in the Marthe role at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. The mishmash notices mention travel dates and ticketing for a Chicago trip, with sparse legible details about the event.
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Armand Castlemary
Opera Marthe
Metropolitan Opera
Early Estimate Of Bacteria In Butter Recounted
The first attempt at estimating bacteria in butter was made in Munich in 1891. It found about 2,000,000 per gram.
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Munich
Currie Bros. mail drop promotes petifat and catalogue
A postal notice directed to Currie Bros in Milwaukee about a promotional item called peautifat and a catalogue. It promises payment if purchases are made. The text also notes Charles L. Tiffany, founder of New York's large jewelry house, celebrating and anniversary of his birth.
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Currie Bros
Miwaukee
Charles L. Tifany
New York
Séth
Cough Remedies and Obscure Notices Across Time
Fragmented 19th century style notices blend cough remedies and public alerts. Mentions of Kemp’s balsam and free samples sit alongside obituaries for figures like Rear Admiral Cammond and references to political figures and military history in disparate, garbled lines.
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Kemp
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