Jacoba Oit Cures Rheumatism in Jacobs On St Jacobs
A fragmented OCR item mentions Jacoba Oit curing rheumatism with Jacobs O11 Neuralote and related terms. It also references Governor Pingree and a Michigan Central mileage fare case heading for the United States Supreme Court, though details are unclear. The passage blends product claims with a legal reference and lacks coherent context.
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Jacoba
Pingree
Michigan Central
United States Supreme Court
Grain-O drink rival to coffee marketed for all ages
Try Grain-O announced as a coffee substitute made from pure grains with a rich brown color like mocha or java. Advertisements tout its safety for children and adults, with prices 15c and 25c per package and wide grocery availability. Also mentions promotions and other health product pitches alongside political and global notes.
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Sch
Aod
Mrs Pinkham Talks About Ovaritis
Ovaritis may result from sudden monthly flow cessation or womb inflammation. neglect can lead to hospital surgery. Readers are invited to contact Mrs Jinkhaze in Lyon Massachusetts for free confidential advice. A testimonial praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound curing ovarian troubles and related issues after years of suffering.
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Jinkhaze
Lyon
Mass
Canne
Tinaera
Lake
Ind
Lydia
Pinkkham
Dean Mya
Prignani
Lydia E. Pinkho
The Good Old Maxims and The Adages
The anonymous verse laments that even the wise maxims fail when those who utter them lack bread. It contrasts lofty sayings about virtue and justice with real hunger and hardship, noting that many who preach such wisdom die of poverty before triumphing.
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Cleveland Loader
Langtry to California to take up permanent residence
The San Francisco Evening Post reports Lillian Langtry plans to move from London to California with her effects, aiming for permanent residence on a ranch in Lake County. Her attorneys confirm the story, noting the Jersey Lily will likely settle on the West Coast.
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San Francisco Evening Post
Lillian Langtry
California
London
Laka County
Beckwiths Career and a Dramatic Austrian Murder Opinion
The text profiles a young man named Beckwith active as a left fielder in baseball and now employed in a railroad office after a release from a military camp, with family changes and a divorce talk in Mount Pleasant and Chicago. It then contrasts this with a lengthy discussion of the Empress Elizabeth murder in Austria, noting public sentiment and the view that a foreigner or Italian mob anger drove the crime, framing it as a universal human vice.
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Chicago
Lincolns
Austria
Marie Antoinette
Burke
Tarper’s Weekly
Elizabeth
Asparagus with Eggs and Old Anarchist Reflections
A short kitchen note pairs a recipe for asparagus with eggs and a historical aside on anarchism. It advises selecting young asparagus, boiling, adding beaten eggs with pepper and salt, butter, and constant stirring, then serving on fried bread croutons. The text also references Marie Antoinette and social upheaval in a dated, editorial tone.
Brooklyn Lite and Colonial Quips Amid Odd Notice
The piece quips about a marriage proposal and a jokey reply from Brooklyn Lite. It then shifts to a dramatic line about Spanish captives in a historical setting and rhapsodizes over Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as unrivaled for digestion and liver issues. Dr. George S. Gagnon, once a Chicago dentist and horseman, has fled bankruptcy with liabilities of 880,000 and assets listed as dental parlor furniture in Philadelphia.
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Cane
Hostetter
George S. Gagnon
Chicago
Philadelphia
Resourceful Girl Story Behind a Verbal Mirror
A hotel scene explores a resourceful girl who seeks novelty by smoking the best of everything. A brother sends a lay figure to imitate companionship, yet the exchange hints actions speaking louder than words and the limitations of appearances.
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Het
Tia
Praguely
Why did you marry him for a widow’s sake on a train
On a four or five day trip to Alexandria two women discuss marriage and widowhood. One admits she married a man she deemed unsuitable to avoid becoming a widow. The other questions the rationale, while the elder adds a sharp line about practical reasons guiding life choices.
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Alexandria
Washington Star
Berner
Ayer
PICTURES OF INTEREST IN SCIENCE AND HISTORY
A compact survey notes the invention of modern musical notation in the eleventh century, eye design of the vulture for distant sight, economics of London drinking fountains, and historical roots of shorthand. It cites cattle numbers in the United States, and early use of war correspondents in English campaigns under Richard II.
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Lon Idor
Photakis
Babylon
China
Japan
Richard II
Scotland
Man shoots wife and lover then escapes in Indiana
In Evansville, Indiana, J. B. Connors fatally shot his wife and her lover Charles Williams. Connors fled the scene after the fatal act, leaving authorities to pursue him as a suspect in the killings.
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Hvansville
Ind
J. B. Connors
Charles Williams
Connors
Grain-O and a Crete troop withdrawal note
A promotional notice touts Grain-O as a nutritious coffee substitute for children, made from pure grainy essence and priced at 5c and 1c. A separate collective note from Great Britain France Italy and Russia demands Turkish troops withdraw from Crete within a month.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Crete
Piano Pricelist Offer From A Mondschein Co
Advertises purchase of pianos at manufacturer prices. Highlights uprights from 150 dollars and invites readers to request a special pricelist. Located at 418 Broadway Milwaukee Wis.
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Kew
A. Mondschein Piano Co
Broadway
Millwaukee
Wis
Hawaii to have local legislature and a congress rep
The notice mentions a local legislature for Hawaii and a congressional representative. It includes solicitations for subscriptions and advertising, urging readers to contact or insert notices. It references the American Woollen Mills Co and notes from the People’s Party convention of the sixth Wisconsin district endorsing F.C. Stewart, Democrat.
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Blo Co
American Wootlin Mills CO
The
People's Party
Wisconsin
Ditcret
F.C. Stewart
Lane's Family Modcine Promises Health Claims
An oddly phrased notice describes a product called Lane's Family Modcine said to move the bowels, aid the liver and kidneys, and cure headaches. It mentions an application for a receiver for the National Linseed Oil Company in Chicago with liabilities over 2 million dollars.
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Lane
National
Linseed O
Chicago
Constitutional cure and political nominating news from Texas
The state prohibition executive committee of Texas nominates B. P. Bailey of Houston for governor. The fragment mentions a cure product labeled Piso’s Cure for Consumption and references a 1698 date in England and a race result in St. Louis with Joe Patchen defeating John R. Gestey in two straight heats.
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State Prohibition Executive Committee of
Texas
B. P. Bailey
Houston
St. Louis
Joe Patchen
John R. Gestey
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