Congressman Meekison of Ohio and the Peruna remedy
Ren Meekison of Napoleon Ohio rises as a state leader and national figure. The piece notes his political career from mayor to congressman and claims Peruna cures his long catarrh. It quotes testimonials from figure Carrie Thomas and others praising Peruna and urging readers to seek Dr. Hartman’s advice at the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus.
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Ren
David Meekison
America
Hoe
Ee Mves
Meekison Bank
Napoleon
Ohio
Atesmer
Connelon
Hartman
David Memrigon
Peru
Peruna
Mia Cecile Themen
Carrie Thomas
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
City weeds threaten crops and health, says Agriculture
Washington warns that major cities harbor and spread noxious weeds that invade rural areas. Officials say discarded lots in Chicago and elsewhere fuel cocklebur canary thistle and ragweed growth, harming public health and crops, with calls for municipal action and playground use of empty lots.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Agricultural Department
Chicago
Anya
Itla
Odd Fragments and Advertisements from a Distant Page
A collage of quotes and product mentions appears, including Bank of England circulation figures and family remedies. Silly dialogue snippets reveal social scenes and humorous exchanges, while ads praise Mrs Winslow’s soothing remedies and sugar cure claims.
Claims to be Champion Chess Player of Ohio
Tiffin claims the champion dies a player of Ohio. He recently won the title at the State tournament at Columbus. Julius C. Eppes is not a native Buckeye though he was educated at Canal Dover and moved to Ohio from Missouri. His late father was a German Evangelical minister and a good chess player.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Columbus
Julius C. Eppes
Buckeye
Canal Dover
Missouri
Young Eppens
Eppena Showcasing A Chess Talents Early Career
The article notes a Wooster University trained player who mastered chess at Pittalurg and later shifted to law study at Tifin Ohio. Experts expect the prodigy to gain international honors, praising his self developed system and rapid victories.
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Wooster University
Buskress
Pittalurg
Tifin
Ohio
Eppena
PIPES SMOKED BY AZTECS
Curious experiments of ancient makers describe pipes used by Aztecs and other indigenous groups. The article notes Spanish colonial admixture in Central America and the retention of stone implements and customs from Montezuma era. The pipe is fashioned from a shrub or map.
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Central America
Directions in a Memphis Cabin Tale
A Memphis traveler seeking directions to a village asks a white man in a negro cabin. The reply in dialect explains the path to the right and notes there is no other road. The Memphis Senator adds a quip about understanding women, noting a man who truly understands them admits ignorance.
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Memphis
Mississippi
Galtinly
Darky
Hats Between 18 and 25 Sold in Tid-Bits
A column fragment recalls a milliner interaction with Mise Passee age 46 and a request for hats between eighteen and twenty five. The scene hints at a clever saleomar in a shop setting with casual dialogue and a waged milliner.
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Saleomar
Mise
Marte
Donner
FragmentaryOCR Adventure in a Local Parable
A quirky OCR fragment shows a relay of blunt lines about Grove Tasteless Chill Tonic printed on a bottle label. The dialogue hints at parental disapproval of fighting and a boy’s admission of beating a bigger boy, with a moonshine reference woven in.
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Grove
Papa
James
Help Nature Help You Vitality and disease claims
Fragment cites a marketing line about a vitality product and a store clerk anecdote from the Philadelphia Press. It mentions a customer overhearing a remark about a man with an interesting history and notes the claim that the product keeps the body clean inside and out.
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Catherine
Philadelphia Press
Various Elixir Claims and Shakespeare Name Variations
An 1906 era ad highlights remedies for catarrh and throat issues with claims of universal cure and blood cleansing. The page notes Shakespeare’s name spellings, citing that contemporaries used thirty two variants and writers cited ninety something total.
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Te Spall
Shakespeare
Garfield Tea Claims Blood Purification And Gout Support
Garfield Tea is presented as an herb medicine said to purify the blood regulate digestive organs and promote gout health. The text asserts successful use for many scars and general healing.
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Gressman Meekison
Congressman Meekison
Bank of ‘England
Bank of England
Mrs. Winslow
Delphia
Boston
Siz
Pien
Wa. O. Experey, Vanuuren, Ltd
LE Roy
Peat
peLwany
Gregus
Ween and
Jéshe
SRE
ROY Bicycles
Ee Bos
Sancart
Teak
Lilo
Itas
Osieney & CO
Toledo
J. Chonoy Tb
Baalha Traneseliogs
Amanciall
Waer & Tr
Drucpiete
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
U. Hall
Teamoni
Congo
Security
Carter
Eacy
Sega
Is Pereny
Philippines
Harper's Bazar
Money Meireed Univa Kaldiers
P.O
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