Tanlac credited with restoring an eighty three year old woman
Mrs Grotto of Green Bay says Tanlac made her feel twenty years younger after weeks of nervousness dizziness poor appetite and back pains vanished. She praises the tonic for restoring health and vigor and credits Sexton Bros as the local supplier.
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Ber Son Subject to Croup
Mrs E A Irwin of Newhen singing Pa reports her son Edwin suffered croup and that she avoided sleepless nights after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy as directed. Mothers are advised to keep a bottle in the hall for this common ailment.
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New Hensington
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Terribly Old Lessons From Earths Long History
The piece reflects on ancient time spans from creation to the Earths deep age, noting five thousand years and then extending to 1.5 billion years. It links uranium and radium discoveries to geology and the Earths formation, arguing chemistry drives planetary history and scales of time. It references Canopus and a Jefferson County Union quote about celestial fit and rapid changes.
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Iyland
Yong
Tinteene
Jefferson County Union
Moore presents bull se to Cincinnati Zoo from Wisconsin preserve
A Moore an RB and president of the American League delivered a bull from the Jerome Hunting and Fishing Club preserve at Mercer Wisconsin to the Cincinnati Zoo.
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Dolingon
American League
Jerome Hunting & Fishing Club
Mercer
Wis
Cincinnati
How Thanksgiving Came Into Being
A concise history of Thanksgiving origin from Plymouth in 1621 to its national recognition. It recounts William Bradford declaring a day of thanks, the first feast with pilgrims and friendly Indians, and later U S presidents establishing the modern holiday. Also notes 1713 Connecticut incident and evolving observance through the years.
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America
Wiliam Bradford
Plymouth
Sar Thales
Brewster
Massasoit
Stout Miles
Standish
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Washington
Lincoln
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Pioneers of mawari The erly of the Uawailen
Fragmented text describes a distant island group and a leader figure with tales of voyages, settlements, and traditional practices. The piece references ships, exploration, and a community adopting a new home with struggles of weather, travel, and cultural endurance.
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Gisporglian
Lolyr
Ail Belywestinas
Willes Org
Traywil
Free and Equal: Lowell Key in Massachusetts Rights Decree
Louis Post-Dispatch notes that author Tuba Lowell and Massachusetts jurist Sewbury were pivotal in shaping the phrase free and equal. Lowell, first Newburyport minister descendant, helped draft the Massachusetts constitution and pressed for rights while opposing slavery.
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Massachusetts
Sewbury
Tsu Rud Wis
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Louis Post-Dispatch
Crocodile Tears and Origins in Literature
A fragment discusses the phrase crocodile tears in European languages, noting many users do not know its origin. It cites Guillatane le Clerc and references to Otel and Shakespeare, suggesting the tale of a crocodile shedding tears after devouring a traveler, with echoes in classic literature and moral commentary.
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Guillatane
Conflicting Duties and Moral Choice
The passage muses on choosing between two conflicting duties and the pain of weighing right versus easy paths. It contends that true genius lies in deliberate judgment when faced with such conflicts, though the process can shake faith in one’s own conscience and leave a sting of regret.
Her Appeal in Intriguing Hall Scene
A tattered speech from a damaged text shows a nervous speaker and a woman named Arthur appealing for trust as a man questions Snow and Papa. The fragment hints at a domestic drama with dubious assurances and emotional tension as a figure named Noboedr appears.
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Papa
Arthur
Igd
Tom
Jack London Atheist Cremation Not In Life Beliefs
The Stevens Point Journal reports novelist Jack London was cremated Friday noon in accordance with his wish to avoid a funeral belief in an afterlife. London disliked religious notions and chose cremation as a final act. Later notes mention message distribution to public officials in a separate item.
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Stevens Point Journal
London
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