The New Bread Unfermented Rises in Health Appeal
OYAL presents unfermented bread made without yeast to avoid yeast decomposition in flour. It is described as peptic palatable and most healthful and can be eaten warm and fresh without discomfort unlike bread made by other methods.
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Ely
Mily
Oscar Ostrom
Warren Avenue
Cho
Orly Mall
Warren Street
New York
Waxan
Ife
Blackwood's
Dranoretti
Pitis
Baking Powder Quick Bread From Royal Brand
A simple quick bread method using Royal Baking Powder flour salt sugar and a boiled potato. Mix dry ingredients rub in potato add water to a smooth batter then bake a half full loaf in a greased 4x8 inch pan for about 40 minutes in a hot oven, no milk.
Too Wealthy for Me A Poetic Lovers Dilemma
A narrator laments loving a wealthy noblewoman while he remains poor and proud. He contrasts her rich refined life with his own solitary, penniless existence. He believes they are suited for each other but cannot marry due to his poverty.
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Tam
Slavery in Ife and Duels Across History Headlines
Fragmented excerpts describe Moorish slavery in Waxan and freed status of children, plus a string of duel anecdotes from 18th century Britain and America. Notable lines reference shereefs feeding slaves, rooms and marriage, and a New York duel over corn eating.
Miss Minnie Impresses as Swimmer in Playful Exchange
In the New York Sun a light exchange unfolds with Mr Banklark asking Miss Minnie about her athletic skill. She responds with confidence as a swimmer, while spectators note her grace and speed during a casual games scene.
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Mr. Banklark
Miss Minnie
Banklark
Miss Minnaie
New York Sun
Ignorance and prejudice oppose the eight hour day
An editorial responding to the Cincinnati Times argues against eight hours work, claiming wage and price effects are overstated. It cites examples from typewriters, shoes, and clothing to show labor costs form a small part of final prices and asserts reduced hours raise overall demand and wages, countering moral objections.
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Cincinnati Times
Times
New York Dispatch
Ohio State Labor Chief Reports Women Piecework Wages
State investigator Lewis findings show Columbus workers lead pay among Ohio cities due to absence of sweating. Women paid by the piece in Columbus earn from 5 to 10 dollars weekly, with watch factories offering the best averages and 66 percent in the 5 to 7 dollar range.
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Lewis
Ohio
Columbus
Columbia
Of Two Evils Choose the Lesser
A fragmentary New York Sum piece shows Mrs Lamkins Joshua planning a dentist visit to pull a tooth while asking someone to mind the baby. The dialogue echoes a domestic exchange with Dreame and Say, illustrating a family moment.
Mixed names and notes from Chicago trade item
Unclear fragment references Gotham-Doce Mary Minkum who studied with the writer. Mentions Mrs Lakeside of Chicago and a transition to a pork packing context. New York Weekly appears as a source tag within the garbled text.
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Gotham
Mary Minkum
Captain of baseball club faces standing behind
A fragmented exchange notes the captain of a baseball club and his stance behind an implied action or decision, reflecting a casual sports talk tone from a historical page segment.
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Aenda
Jauregui Bandit Death Duel in Jalisco Farmhouse Raid
In six months the Jalisco region faced the Jauregui gang led by Demerlio Jauregui. A siege at El Carrizo plantation ended with Jauregui mortally wounding a soldier, then dying after a final exchange of fire as troops captured the attackers. Four soldiers died and eleven wounded in the nightlong battle.
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Jalisco
Mexico
Demerlio Jauregui
Jauregui
Bani
el Carrizo
Jurrea
Celso Gomez
Seventieth Infantry
Janregui
Cor
Cleveland World
Shells and mollusks outline from naturalists’ view
The article explains mollusk classification from bivalves like oysters to gastropods and cephalopods. It notes oysters as a fundamental, valuable group with industry impact, citing a San Francisco Chronicle quote on blue points as a tasty example.
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San Francisco Chronicle
De Dude Requests Lower Collars at Saleagirl Outlet
In a brief New York Weekly exchange, De Dude complains about high collars while Saleagirl maintains their lowest-priced, minimal designs. The chat underscores a demand for simpler, cheaper options.
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de Dude
Saleagirl
Goola
New York Weekly
Oscillation on the EnTo tower overheard in Chicago
A dialogue between a Young Woman and Mr. Spoonamore discusses noticeable oscillation on a platform at EnTo tower. The woman corrects the man calling it oscillation not caculation and suggests they descend. The scene ends with both deciding to leave the tower in Chicago.
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Kentucky
Louisville
EnTo! Tower
Spoonamore
Mies Ethel
Ethel
Panton
Lottery Scenes at Academy of Music Amid Broad Public Interest
The article describes legalized lottery ticket sales in New Orleans style shops, a public drawing at the Academy of Music at eleven in the morning, and a dramatized display with General Beauregard and Major General Jubal Early presiding over numbered tickets. It notes the crowd, the two wheels, blindfolded boys, and prizes including a three hundred thousand dollar top prize, with criers announcing numbers and dollars. The piece cites Harper's Magazine sketches and adds unrelated medical and product notices interspersed in the page.
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Tw Wo
Academy of Music
Giasca
Wito
Gen. Beauregard
Father Time
Prise
Beauregard
Scensea
Jalon Ralph
Harper's Magazine
Leading Jewelers Prices On Silver and Plateware
To A Feldensleimer of Portland Oregon the leading jeweler of the Pacific Northwest for prices on superior silver and plate tableware. He will save you money and it costs nothing to ask for his prices.
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Mr. Henderson
South
Columbus
Pittsburg
A. Feldensleimer
Portland
Oregon
Variile
Northwest
Nature and Stomach Ailments Warn of Bitters Endorsement
The text promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a safe thorough ally to fight disease and restore digestion. It claims long professional endorsement, noting relief for chronic liver complaints malaria constipation kidney trouble and debility. It ends with a remark on spiritual belief and religion.
Fragmented Prominent Phrases From A Murky Public Notice
A garbled passage mentions rupture piles and private diseases with a promise of no cure no pay. It cites an address for pamphlet distribution at 45 Market Street San Francisco and references a legislator calling for a division.
Purge cures and farm ads mix in a curious column
The piece parodies medical tonic pitches claiming to renew the body in months with Buax teeth and Dranoretti products while noting a nursery ad from Sherwood Hall Nursery Co. The text closes with a jab about race tensions tied to gambling on the wrong horse.
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Sherwood Hall Nursery Co
Menlo Park
San Francisco
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