Thirty Persons Drowned in the English Channel
The Daily News reports the loss of thirty lives after two steamers Seresford and German Experor collided or encountered peril in the English Channel. It lists other local notices and upcoming events, including marriages, court matters, and a walking match, reflecting a dense, era-typical community page with mixed notices and advertisements.
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English Channel
Spwisl Ty Tankes
New York
Seresford
Home and Housewife Secrets and Table Decor Hints
Fragmentary OCR text hints at household topics including table settings, napkins, linens, and fashion notes. It mentions Zellers and monograms as forbidden and references colored odors and secrecy in household arrangements. The readable phrases imply advice pieces for domestic life and entertaining.
Unclear text fragment on woven cloths and borders
Fragmented passage describes open work weaving practices with colored cloths, interlacing fingers, and decorative borders. Mentions coronet motifs, repeats, and household use of woven borders in ancient textile context, but details are obscured and inconsistent.
Fragmentary Note on Character and Society
A garbled excerpt discusses qualities of characters and their critique by others. It suggests social judgment, gendered expectations, and personal perception as themes, with opaque references to behavior and reputation. The text is incoherent but implies observations on human nature and relationships.
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Henry
Poe
Beameh
Old-Time Home Remedies and Kitchen Cures
An old note describes simple remedies using nuts, vinegar, water, and common foods to treat ailments and infections. It mentions remedies for fishy tastes, cleaning, disinfecting, and a home drink claimed to cure a bite. The text reads like casual household lore with rudimentary instructions and faded references to basic kitchen preparations.
Great root remedy ad seeks 100 ladies and 160 men
An old ad promotes a medicine called the great root remedy discovered by Dr Silas T Lene in the Rocky Mountains. It claims to treat diseases of the blood liver and kidneys relieve constipation and improve the complexion. Children like it. Large sizes 50 cents. Sold by druggists and includes a subscription offer for The News.
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Silas T Lene
Rocky Mountains
Fancies of Fashion in Bonnets and Costumes
A long, period style piece on spring and summer dress trends. It describes hairdressing coiffures, decollete gowns, and new London fashion details including ribbons, tulle, lace, and Chinese washing silk surplice waists with wide belts. It notes popular emigre styles and English tailoring differences.
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Ralex
Wisit
Sik
Emily
Wits
Iina
Paris
Fashion Notes From A Wandering Page
A garbled fashion column sketches late 19th or early 20th style hints. Mentions hats veils gowns waists and embroidery with net, flowers, emeralds, diamonds, and opals. Describes trims, fabrics, and bridal veils, with faint references to London origins and mothers notes.
Impure Iowa River water kills hundreds of fish
Secretary Kennedy reports to the governor on a massive fish die off along the Iowa River from Marshalltown to edgewater. Officials warn against drinking river water while cleanup and purification efforts proceed. several local stocks and conditions are described.
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Des Noixes
Kennedy
State Board of Health
Tamawa
Rovernor
Deboan
Iowa
Healthy Grewin Elixir Promises Universal Health Cure
A garbled notice touts Acker's Blood Elixir as superior to all rivals and a universal remedy for all diseases. It cites medical endorsements and promises preservation of health, referencing a physician named Gus and a person named Williamson amid unclear locations.
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Acker
3. A
Willameon
Dreggis
How They Vote In Greece and Other Odds
A fragmented column discusses Greek voting habits and candidates with remarks on bookmakers and tipsters. It then shifts to advertisements for patent cures and salves, mentioning Dr Constantine, Acker's English, J A Williamson druggist, Bucklen's salve, and a 25 cent price point.
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Greece
Constantine
Gler
Feseph
Happiness and Dyspepsia Cure Ad Promises Relief
An old advertisement touts Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia, constipation and indigestion promising happiness. It mentions availability at 25 to 50 cents through J. A. Willameen in Arigsin and claims broad household benefits and house presence.
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Acker
J. A. Willameen
Arigsin
Eyre
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