AVIN TS WARNABY WEL OPER LEVUDIEES STAR TRACE
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled medical notice involving Alvin Ts Warnaby and a notary public. It mentions a prescribed plystdiah and references physicians, prices, and medicines, with unclear dates and place names. The readable fragments imply a legal or medical notice about treatment and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olifitte
Laliabe
Bere
Gail
Wiliams
Trier
Barnaby Ehyers Tully Mane
Sida Ely Fuge
Lyman
Scvdie
Notary Prbtic i
Willan UK Ville
OFM
Wilinnis
Medicie & Tay
N.Y
Scientist Saved After Illness Through Pink Pills
Jont Barnaby of Hartsville Coty lene survives serious illness with aid of Dr William Pink Pills for Pale People. Hartsville College once funded to foster United Brersren Churel interest, now famed nationwide. Reporters describe Barnaby’s recovery as he regains health and strength after a difficult period.
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Jont Barnaby
Hartsville
Republican
Columbus
Ind
Hartsville College
Alvio
Barnaby
Lear
Echuel
The Martian Canals and Mars Atmosphere Explained
In a mosaic of quotes and excerpts, the piece references Ephraim Jefferson and Maud discussing players and football figures, then shifts to a scientific excerpt on Mars. It covers Mars’ size, gravity, atmosphere, weather, water scarcity, and the controversial canal theory with Lowell’s observations and Harper’s Magazine citations, ending with a domestic scene about Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lowell
Canala
Thanksgiving Conversation Carried By Cleveland Plain Dealer
A quip from the Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a Thanksgiving gathering with playful wordplay on family roles and visitors. The exchange imagines a “pew papa” as a guest, reflecting light holiday humor common to the era.
Cheapest and Beat. Shoones Lord Stiot Zim Shells Mower
Fragmentary OCR text discusses pricing and quality comparisons among shells and mowers. Mentions a dealer network, potential brand names, and a test run of the market. Details are unclear due to garbled wording and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiot Zim
Jean
Sinlls
van le Baughy
Belated citizen offered shelter to policeman in Detroit
A garbled Detroit Free Press fragment shows a belated citizen Nove speaking to a passerby and mistaking a policeman for a stranger. The exchange ends with an apology and an offer to take the man in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Pree Press
Nervous Americans urged to try Grain-O as coffee substitute
An early 20th century ad-style plea claims grain based drink Grain-O calms nerves, aids sleep, and replaces coffee to improve mood and health. It promotes a ready to prepare grain beverage as a nightly alternative and suggests asking for a package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Wwe
Drank for Twenty Years Ends with Cures Claim
A correspondent recounts twenty years of drinking and poverty until his wife administered a mysterious remedy named Ausi- Jag. He credits a drastic life change to the treatment, claims sobriety and respectability, and notes the firm offers to mail full details or the product with plain packaging for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingebund
Renova Chemical Co
Broadway
New York
Inactivity and kidney disease linked to fatal risk
A moralizing note on lethargy as forerunner of erits and fatal outcomes cites Bright's disease and other ailments caused by impurities in the blood. Mentions of Westoter's Stomach Hitters as a blood purifier. Also reports marriages at St Marys Catholic church and a stray obituary item for Winifred Salisbury. Notes lighthouse illumination progress and a total lunar eclipse in 1897. Mentions George W Bryant and Palmyra wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Westotter
Fragmentary 19th century notices and obituaries across locales
A garbled mixed-page item lists names and events from Watertown and Milwaukee obituaries, marriages, and society notes. Highlights include Albert Finch Brown, death of Jorn Ryan at 36, Mrs J F Joansiyn at 65, and the 23d Kentucky Derby with a $6,000 purse.
Why not retire if you have all the money
A quip from the Indianapolis Journal notes that some people refuse retirement to avoid staying home, highlighting a humorous view on retirement plans and excuses for remaining active. The remark reflects a lifestyle angle rather than a hard news event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
There Is a Class of People Injured by Coffee Use
An article notes a product named JRAIN-O made from pure grains placed in grocery stores as a coffee substitute. It claims the stomach accepts it without distress and many cannot tell it from coffee. It costs about a quarter per package, offering a cheaper alternative for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Why Physicians Fail Women Suffering Says Lydia Pinkham
A 19th century column extols Lydia E. Pinkham and her Vegetable Compound claiming it helps women with female illnesses the author says doctors miss details. It cites anonymous testimonials claiming tens of thousands treated successfully and urges women to write for advice from Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Atyerman
Lydia E. Winkham
Lynn
Masy
Beving
America
Weir
Inkham
Mass
Therfore
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Tmor, Alvin TS
Warnaby
Ephraim Jefferson
Baltimore News
Maud
May Smiley
Ethel
Mr. Pawkins
Dealer
Mars
Earth
Himalayas
Minson
Mara
Mary Tessen
Mlagstaff
Mary
Sam
Henry
Phoeba
Cleveland
Kickapoo Indian Moiicine Co
New Haven
Conn
Mish Masreloar
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
New Leven
Coun
Parry
New York Evening Journal
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Alien McCord
James McCord
Mary Norbeck
C. B. Norbeck
Smeaton
Eddystone
Aide
Box of
Crsearets
Camdy Que Lsedte
Regulator Nile
Winifred A. Salisbury
Whitewater Normal School
Salisbury
Tifinus
George W. Bryant
Palmyra
Lapr
Bryant
Albert Finch
Wiltenslor
Roy Morse
Sipan
Beatrice Kellogg
Mrs. Wirless
Sonziise
Sy Ili
Tryte Iy Pinca
Nanan Eh Pllayy Jain
Cubes
Witlt Callg
Gol
Jorn Ryan
Watertown
Michael Carroll
Yeso
Madixon
Hill
Ghitagey
Edward Kesster
Alderman
John Keesler
Amliss
Bertha F K
G. Frank
J. FP. Joasiyn
Milwaukee
M. L. Campbell
Neenah
Hyer
Lérneys
Jou
Hood
Yo. Lowell
Wat Trottle
Liear Acot
Mra
Pinkham
Sterling Remedy
Chicuro
Montreal
Can
K. Bros
Kohn Brothers
MFR
Sapolio
polwuBoa
Sragwtats
Sxprens
Buay & Enk
Ier Higgies
WIS Pub Union
MBI
Om A Co
Wuahltic
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