Antiphlogistine From Denver Mud Found in Lincoln Boy Case
A Lincoln boy's clay feet treatment leads doctors to craft a new antiseptic mix called antiphlogistine. Plans form for a factory as Clay banks in the city’s southern area are explored. Detective notes report on cocaine use impacting Greenville residents and a North Carolina senator is urged to redirect funds for Confederate widows. A temper scene ends with a joke about blocking temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hermans
Lincoln
Mann
Winnett
Denver
Qhieazo Record-Herald
Greenville
Delta
Queenville
Mins
State Senate of
North Carolina
Bromewall” Jackson
Mra Jeckoon
Fragmentary Recipe Fragments From OCR Page
The readable text presents a garbled recipe outline including mentions of sugar biscuit making and a set of boiling water steps. It references quantities such as one quart, two cups sugar, and cranberry puree but the rest is unreadable, making full instructions unclear.
Cabbage Wrapped Chicken Rice Noted With Marmalade Pie
A recipe sequence details white cabbage boiled then stuffed with chopped chicken and rice, ham, butter and seasoning, wrapped in netting and simmered in salted water, served with white sauce. Marmalade is prepared from oranges lemons and sugar, with peel simmered to a glaze. A custard pie with milk cornstarch sugar lemon rind and a lemon meringue is baked and browned.
Peruna Believes Spring Catarrh Relief Claims
Miss Dora Hayden of Washington DC writes praising Peruana for catarrh relief and urges friends to try it. Mrs N P Lawler of Pittsburg Kansas describes a spring cold developing into catarrh and credits Poruna with rapid improvement and restored health.
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Dora Hayden
Washington, D. C
N. P. Lawler
Broadway
Pittsburg
Kas
Train collision injures Mr Mickun in smoking car
A newspaper fragment recalls Mr Mickun injured when his train collided with another while he rode in the smoking car. His wife, unaware he smoked, is mentioned.
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Mickun
Soest PS See Soest PS See Reaction
A distressed candidate confesses fear of defeat to his wife in a domestic scene. She retorts that the new bonnet she wanted would be a better use of funds, prompting a sudden inspiration about the bonnet. Also mentions Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething remedy for children.
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Maria
George
Winslow
Counterfeit Bill Encounter Described in Microbe Dialogue
A Chicago Tribune snippet portrays two microbes debating time and perception on a dollar bill. One calls the other counterfeit while scolding haste and manners as they exchange remarks about meeting again.
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Chicago Tribune
Compestte. Customer fen a weet causes this There ain't any one rtie
A garbled line of text appears to reference a customer issue or complaint but contains incomplete phrases. No clear events, names, places, or dates are readable. The fragment provides little actionable detail to summarize.
Fragmentary note on dynamite labels and location
A garbled line mentions dynamite packaging and labels with unclear reference to a destination or site in West Vie. Details are incomplete, and the text reads as a stray fragment without coherent events or names.
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Coatresia
Blockhead
Aring
Ea Anes
Prue
Hicks Chatten “ Partond Aa Pans Wits
Tao Eek
Stu
Peruna
Soest
Eye Mac
Sargialty’ Selling Company
321 Mentheras Ays
Pertiend, Ora
West Vieffiais
TT & OP
St. Dackas
Sinc
Neph A
Oregon Trust & Sa Bank
Portland, Oregon
Washington Sts
Lesa
Gal Ste As
Wil
I Yi I. Ad
C. Ges We Chinass Medicine Co
Cas, Marehnen
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