Local grocer Overton’s ads and city visits noted
A jumble of local notices mentions Overton’s grocery ads and multiple visitors to the city such as Miss Nellie Hadley Dr W L Thompson and G W Bass with wives. Scattered fragments reference sickness, a July? or moon phase note, and various names including William Edwards and Cush.
Fragmented Text From Obscure Notice and Ads
Damaged OCR fragment includes garbled passages about social tensions and wealth loss linked to a person named JAS Bore Ss, plus scattered entries for sale items. Mentions bronco turkeys in North Carolina and a trade for a farm or wine and storeroom with health issues noted for F. M. Hadley.
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F. M. Hadley
Scott's Emulsion Ad Insists On One Dollar Regzists
Ad copy touts Scott's Emulsion with a one dollar price claim. Mentions Tyx Towne chemists in New York as the contact or retailer for the product.
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Tyx Towne
New York
Old astronomer Ptolemy Copernicus Flammarion McGower
The verses describe an aged sky watcher in a tower named Ptolemy Copernicus Flammarion McGower who ponders weather and celestial forecasts. The piece attributes musings on clouds, rain, stars, and time spent studying the heavens with a rhythmic cadence.
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Ptolemy Copernicus Flammarion MaeGower
Ptolemy Copernicus Flanmarion McGower
Carolyn Wells
Nicholas
Sedan Chair Mystery of a Love and Crime Tale
A long unreadable romance set in Lille follows a twinned tale of passion and a deadly plot. Victoire and the narrator flee through danger after a murder plan, a sedan chair, and a wine shop hideout, ending with police uncovering smugglers and the couple’s safe return.
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Victoire
de Wus
Vietoire
Viersre
Siminbs
Deule
Jervaise
Mme
Thad
Viereire
Lie
Asit
Tovalid
Jerise
Jugglers Lucy and the Gays of Hie thrill at old building
James MacCourtney recalls the Leavitt Street jugglers the jugglers perform blue fire acts and headstands while the crowd notes the shows occur every 56 days in the dark of the moon with no moonlight, atop the north side of the old building.
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Clouse Py
Leavitt Street
Lucy
Rons
Cie Lulis
James MacCourtney
Artificial Ice Making Advances in Philadelphia Plants
The article explains artificial ice production using volatile liquids like liquefied ammonia to chill brine and form ice cakes. Ammonia machines dominate in the city with plants tempering water to create ice, boasting coils, compression engines, and daily outputs exceeding ten tons in several Philadelphia facilities.
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Pennerlvania
Philadelphia
Greece Relies on Imports for Large Share of Fish
Though Greece has extensive seacoast most fish eaten are imported with annual import value around 700000 dollars.
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Greece
Mrs. Winsner's Soorish Syrup Teething Remedy
For over fifty years this syrup claims to soothe children during teething and relieve diarrhea. Advertising notes immediate relief for stomach issues and urges readers to buy Winston's Sooth IMS Syrup from doctors and druggists, price twenty five cents a bottle.
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Winston
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