Peruna Endorsed by Congressman Fitzpatrick for Catarrh
Congressman T Y Fitzpatrick of Kentucky praises Peruna as a splendid catarrhal tonic from the National Hotel Washington D C. The ad extols Peruna as a nerve tonic that strengthens nerves and regulates blood flow, claims quick relief from congestion, and offers free expert advice from Hartman Sanitarium officials.
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T. Y. Fitzpatrick
Kentucky
Naponal Hotel
Wshington
D. C
Periuna
Ler
Tfarcuan
Ance ee Precedent In Royal Family Wording
Fragmented archaic phrasing questions if a royal statement sets a precedent. The text suggests a debate over whether royal family language creates a new standard or obligation, implying tension between tradition and formal action.
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Wender
Fragmentary OCR Note on Toys and Orders
The readable words mention toys and orders with unclear context. Included are names like Lis and Mae and searches about preservation or hospital. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or outcomes to report.
The Alarm Clock Messengers Wake a Sleepy Passenger
A well dressed man enters a messenger office at 1 am asking for a waking service. A boy in uniform bangs the door at seven as the man signs a receipt for being thoroughly awakened by Messenger No. 432 and not returning to bed. Chicago Tribune story.
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Chicago ,Tribune
Birth of the Confederacy at Montgomery in January 1861
The Montgomery constitutional convention on January 7 1861 adopted the ordinance of secession by 69 to 31 vote behind closed doors. Alabama marked independence with its new flag as cannon boomed and crowds cheered. Governor Moore ordered forts at Mobile Bay and Pensacola seized and troops sent to Florida while Union talks with Alabama stalled.
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Montgomery
Alabama
United States of America
Tsud
Wapites
William R. Brooks
Congress of the United States
Moore
Morgan
Gaines
Mobile Bay
United States
Monant Vernon
Florida
Pensacola
Buchanan
Thomas J. Judge
Arsenal
Custom House
North
Nickaajack
Confederate States
Dearson
Presbyterians Declare Salvation For Babies
The General Assembly affirms salvation for infants across denominations while noting others lack assemblies. The writer optimistically hopes for mercy as long as infants receive nourishment and care.
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General Assembly
Brooklyn Engle
Taking a Man Unawares by Crider Kidney Pills Testimony
Bland Missouri June 30 F B Crider recounts a kidney disease ordeal. He describes gradual pains backache and near despair before taking Dodd's Kidney Pills which he credits with a full recovery and calls the only medicine that helped him.
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Bland
F. B. Crider
Dodd
Big Four Route Half Rate Air Fare Sale Notice
Round trip tickets to Providence Rhode Island will be on sale July 7 8 and 9 at one fare for the round trip from all Big Four points. Tickets good for travel on sale date and return from Providence not later than July 20 1962. Extension with deposit and 50 cent fee to August 15. For rates and details contact Big Four Route agents or the undersigned.
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International Convention B. I. P. U
Providence
R. 1
R. I
Pattern of God’s plan shown in the mount
Reverend Nehemia Boynton urges believers to emulate Moses by forming lives that mirror a divine pattern revealed in the mount. He emphasizes personal sacrifice, love expressed in Jesus Christ, and the need to translate heavenly ideals into earthly tabernacles through free will offerings of material devotion.
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Israel
Moses
Tabernacle
Eli
God
Woerkmaan- Ship
Mount
Ito Maumeby
Gedoix
Phen
Vielet Bloumnifay
Jesus Christ
Nazareth
Nehemia Boynton
The Sultan's Sons and Izzet Bey in Constantinople Power
Abdul Hamid shelters six sons and seven daughters while princes dwell in a prison like a throne. Izzet Bey, the Arab favorite, rose from spy to influence and sparked the Constantinople post office clash and reputed massacres. The Sultan values his driver to keep Izzet's existence a secret from officials.
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Abdul Hamid
Bernard Stern
Turkey
Izzet Bey
Europe
Constantinople
Reshad Pasha
Jerusalem
Izzet
London Mail
A Queer Quip on Quaries in University
A humorous anecdote about United States Senator Quarles from Wisconsin as a former Michigan student. Professor Jerome Knowlton recounts how Quarles, unprepared for chemistry, hid behind a large classmate but was spotted when the professor called his name. The quip ends with the class hearing the line about ears being too long.
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Jerome C. Knowlton
University of Michigan
United States
Quarles
Wisconsin
Michigan University
Quaries
Saturday Evening Post
Bloodhounds as Detectives in the West
The Century notes the bloodhound as a premier crime detector, able to follow an elusive criminal by the distinctive odor of the human body. It claims the trail endures despite weather or time, and that bloodhounds remain the only animals capable of tracing this scent after hours.
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Tie
Harness Team Survives Split Wagon Accident on Devonshire Street
A large express wagon drawn by two gray horses on Dev onshire street broke apart after the near horse slipped. The off horse stayed balanced, refused to drop its fourth leg, and both animals recovered as onlookers praised the intelligent reaction.
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Devonshire Street
Sumner Street
Milk Street
of Boise Boston Journal
Lockerbie Street and Mr. Riley Deserve Preservation
A New York Sun critique argues against urban paving on Lockerbie street Indianapolis. It notes James Whitcomb Riley’s 1880s discovery and his poem elevating the quiet, tree lined block. The piece urges residents to resist paving plans, preserving the street’s pastoral charm and literary heritage.
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Board of Public Works
City Engineer
Indianapolis
Lockerbie Street
James Whitcomb Riley
Mr. Riley
Indianapolis Journal
Louckervie Street
New York Sun
Cummings Snubs Souvenir in Expensive Winter Stay
Congressman Cummings and a companion vacationed at a fashionable Southern resort hotel. They enjoyed first class service but balked at the bill. A hotel clerk suggested souvenirs to remember the stay, which Cummings declined noting he did not want to remember the visit.
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Congressman Cummings
Southern Winter Resort
Washington
New York Times
Congressman
Mr. Cummings
Whistles Two Tunes at Once From Gonzales Mascot
The Gonzales five boys discover a street orphan about ten years old who can whistle two tunes at once and imitate birds and animals. The boys dress him as their mascot, taking him home from Cuero where he was found and supported by charity as his parents had died.
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Gonzales
Cuero
Galveston Daily News
Backlash Over Doolittle Breaks With Father-In-Law
In this Chicago News item, Smith defends men while noting Doolittle’s betrayal of his wife's father. Jones presses on the issue and confirms that Doolittle had no choice but to sever ties, reaching a breaking point.
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Smith
Jones
Doolittle
Chicago News
Credit Where It Is Due in Washington Star Quotation
Mr Meekton concedes public notice and jokes about his prominence being owed to Henrietta after a remark at a Feminine Emancipation League meeting. The exchange highlights social dynamics and marital roles with a dash of humor.
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Mr. Meekton
Feminine Emancipation League
Henrietta
Washington Star
Hypnotic inquiry echoes in pink waist dialogue
A fragmented exchange shows a girl asking about hypnotism while a maid flaunts a solitaire ring, pointing to a judge as a mysterious reference. The snippet suggests a scene of social intrigue and concealed motives within an ornate setting.
Grand Canyon trek by Culver cadets from Yellowstone Park
A detachment of Black Horse Troop cadets from Culver Military Academy Indiana travels through Yellowstone and Grand Canyon area led by Major Gignilliat and Captain Noble. They ride pack animals climb Mount Washburn visit Mammoth Hot Springs and meet Uncle John Yancey at a log hotel while guide Hank Kitchens musicians provide entertainment.
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Mammoth Hot Springs
Liberty Gap
Minerva and
Jupiter
Yanceys
John Yancey
Hank
Uncle John
Kentucky
Mount Washburn
Grand Canyon
Tower Creek
Yellowstone
Washburn
Trout Creek
Geyser Basin
Teddy Roosevelt, Jr
Gignilliat
Culver Military Academy
Noble
The Heartfelt Wish of Hanna
A luncheon conversation with Senator Hanna reveals his wit and restraint. He admits a wish echoed by an ancient Roman to eat freely and compel a Democrat to digest it, highlighting his humor and political context.
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Hanna
Saturday Evening Post
What About Your School Houses
The article urges all school districts to tint interiors with Alabastine to improve appearance and eye comfort. It promotes sanitary cement coatings for rock bases to prevent disease germs and protect pupil health in crowded rooms.
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United States
Art and Money Pressures Reflected in Dialogue
A fragmentary dialogue shows Mr. Stormington Barnes debating whether art should be pursued for money. The exchange questions art’s value versus financial necessity, with a stray garbled line interrupting the thought.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound praised for kidney relief
Woman from Chicago recounts kidney trouble and backache easing after six bottles and Pinkham Pills. Letter claims loss of burning sensation and improved health with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Confidential advice offered from Lynn Mass.
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Louise M. Gibson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Louise Gipson
Langley Ave
Chicago
Ill
Rejected Lover Quotes About Name in Heart
A Baltimore American vignette shows a rejected lover declaring his name would be written in his heart if the beloved looked. The fair young thing replies with a witty line about his long seaside Romeo act spanning about twenty years.
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Swain
Romeo
Baltimore American
Death Wins as Final Race
The saying frames death as the ultimate victor in life’s contest, portraying mortality as a decisive end that prevails in the end.
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Death
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offers Internal Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications, must use internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It is a regular prescription from a top physician, a tonic and blood purifier combination. Testimonials available. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Also Hall's Family Pills promoted.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Proverb on Speech Reflects Knowledge and Silence
A maxim notes that those who know the most speak least while others who speak most may know less, applying a warning about restraint in conversation and the value of measured speech.
Allen’s Foot Ease Powder Ad for Foot Comfort
Do your feet ache and burn Shake into your shoes Allen's Toots Ease a powder for the feet It makes tight or new shoes feel easy Cures corns bunions swollen hot and sweating feet Druggists and shoe stores 2c Sample sent free address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY It is said that a clever mind reader once read a woman's mind but was unable to understand it.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
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