Admiral Schley Endorses Peruna as Catarrh Remedy
A prominent naval hero, Admiral Schley, endorses Peruna, stating it cured catarrh in his family and expressing strong conviction in the remedy. The piece argues Peruna’s wide public endorsements reflect its merits and urges readers to request free literature from The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company in Columbus, Ohio.
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Dmiral Schley
Admiral Schley
Peruna
Annals of
Medicine
M'f'g Co
Columbus
Ohio
Provisions from Trees and Odd Almanacs in 1904
A miscellany of notes on edible trees and fruit sources for oil, tallow, and bread substitutes from Sumatra to South Africa plus a brief sketch of stamp designs and a legal case involving New York socialite Mrs. Clara Bock after a Sherry's restaurant spill.
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Sumatra
Algera
China
South Africa
Sherr
Ceyton
South America
Otto Aatikree
Phladelphia Ledger
Clara Bock
New York City
Carelersnega of & Weller
Sherry's
Tefusel
Fragmented OCR reads like stray lines from a note
The readable text fragments hint at a personal message or diary note. Names and places are unclear, making specific facts hard to verify. The snippet mentions truth telling and a surprise element with no distinct event or dates.
Whales and Giraffe Tales In Odd Animes Note
An odd compilation notes trio of themes from an anime style scene featuring a whale tale and a giraffe hint while referencing a river dale field and large cash figures. The piece mentions a World’s Action tone and a peculiar information request.
Sun Ray Messages Set World Signal Record
The United States signal service reportedly transmitted sun ray messages between mountain peaks 14 miles apart, claiming a world record for line-of-sight optical signaling.
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United States
Chrysanthemums in China and Japan origins traced
A dated note traces chrysanthemum cultivation to 11th century China with two initial strains yellow and white. Henry's herbarium work at Kew suggests two wild progenitors, yellow widespread across China Japan, white from Szechuan/Henan. Weather services praised in various regions. American service deemed best but costly. Odd fragmentary quotes follow about mind readers and social chatter.
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China
Tiny telescope amazes with star images at short exposure
Prof Schaeberte shows a 1 inch parabolic reflector with 2 percent inch focus yielding star images in under five minutes. The small telescope reveals stars too faint for the 21 inch Lich Observatory telescope, while the Crossley three foot reflector requires two hours to show similar stars.
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Schaeberte
Lich Observatory
Youth
Wine in hotel cellars valued at 256 years of preservation
In the cellars of a hotel at Eirenen Chere degenerated vases of holy wine are preserved for 256 years with costs including cellar maintenance rent and interest. Each glassful is priced at 270 dollars and a full ship could not be sold without a loss of 70 dollars, with the original value of the wine considered.
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Eirenen
The Monkey on a Stick Riddle Opines in Philadelphia
A quirky exchange unfolds with wordplay about a monkey on a stick. dialog includes names like Alisa Pert and Seleiy and shifts through playful taunts and non sequiturs set in Philadelphia.
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Alisa Pert
Philadelphia Letiger
Local Grower Details Early Berry Harvest Prospects
A farmer discusses tentative berry yields noting small returns so far while remaining optimistic about future harvests. He mentions early success with small fruits and a cautious outlook as ripening progresses.
Fragmented OCR blurbs hint at personal life note
Partial readable lines show a person recalling beliefs about bread and a marriage in Cincinnati. The text wanders through names and phrases without clear events or dates.
Boastus Ress-Yes inquires about young oil magnate
A terse exchange shows Boastus Ress-Yes claiming acquaintance with a young oil magnate while Sarcastic Sue questions the claim during a casual chat. The snippet appears from a Chicago Daily News page chat.
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Chicago Daily News
Hoosier Lawyer Revered At St Louis Banquet
Indiana Governor Gilbert M. in St Louis praised Hoosier lawyers as country pillars at a fifth banquet. He lauded the state’s legal tradition from Isaac Blackford to modern practitioners and celebrated Indiana’s progress and shared future with the Exposition.
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Cheey
Planggra
Mahite
St Louis
Gilbert
Tadlan
Tre
Hogslar
Indiana
Spa
Isaac Blackford
Emalied
Romeone
Tie
Xoad
Nore
St. Louis
Liposter Rawger
Hmen
Paice
Miletary
Indiana”. i
Women at Work at Carnesia Institute Board Meeting
For the first time the board of trustees of the Carnesia Institute convened to discuss new staffing policies and program goals. The session highlighted progress toward gender equity and institutional reforms.
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Board of Trustees of
The
Carnesia
Instiits of
Debates on Post Office Inquiry and Cuban Reciprocity
In Washington reports of debates over House and Senate actions include a Lodge Gorman exchange on post office department investigations and a request to supply papers. Other items cover Cuban reciprocity opposition, Panama canal questions, and future pension bills with votes and adjournment noted.
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Gorman
Lodge
Penrose
Senate
House
Committee On
Post Offices
Post Roads
Post Office Department
Overstreet
Postmaster General
Judiciary Committee
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Share
Washington
Teller
Morgan
Alabama
Panama Canal
United States
White Mountains
New Hampshire
White Mountain Forest Reserve
Secretary of Agriculture
Tutuilla
Guam
Porto Rico
Housé
Charles G. Swayne
United States District Court
Florida
Lamar
Dem. A Fla
Swayne
Bard
Cal
McCreary
Republic of
Panama
Dinsmore
Dem
Ark
Hitt
Bank Robbery Foiled When Bank Thief Is Hauled From River
In Hoboken an attempt to rob the First National Bank ended in a chase and capture as Frank Stone aged 19 from Youngstown Ohio leaped into the river. A tugboat man threw a lasso around his neck and dragged him aboard to prevent his escape.
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New York
First National Bank of
Woodworker James Kotrba’s suicide after fatal shooting
In Chicago on December 12 James Kotrba a woodworker of 1101 South Redate Avenue shot and killed a person before taking his own life. Washington reports Senator Hanneneer the senate patients of his cons son general.
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Chicago
James Kotrba
South Redate Avenue
Wood
Washington
Hanneneer
Senate
Iowa Man Seeks Confidential Clerk Appointment
Secretary Shaw recalls a visit from an elderly Iowa man who pressed for a confidential clerk post at the Treasury. Despite a busy schedule, Shaw gave him time but declined, noting the man’s age. The visitor persisted, insisting he could be a suitable confidential clerk.
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Shaw
Treasury Department
Iowa
Mrr. Shaw
Lowan
Fenty
Shampion circulation liar opens Thundering Dawn editorials
The Manila American exposes the Thundering Dawn editor in Tokyo who greets readers with a grandiose claim of eternal publication. He asserts the paper begins with millions of subscribers and will flow like rivers and oceans across the universe.
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Manila American
Shampion
Thundering Dawn
Buiddhist
Tokyo
Hert
Dodd's Kidney Pills Help Mrs Boucher in Valley City
In Valley City North Dakota in 1903 Mrs Matilda M L Boucher describes dizziness bilious attacks and Sciatica treated with Dodd's Kidney Pills and Diamond Dinner Pills. She reports full recovery after three weeks and notes the medicines' popularity and cures of Sciatica Rheumatism and kidney troubles.
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Valley City
N. Dak
Matilda ML Boucher
Dodd
Barnes County
Stray Stories fragment reveals romantic confession
In the excerpt Miss Passay blushes as she recalls a proposal and an awkward scene with Mr. Huggins. Miss Speitz pieces together the meaning of a father’s remark about Huggins and a young man with a bold head.
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Miss Passay
Mr. Huggins
Miss Speitz
Dream of the Limited Train Echoes from Ade's Peggy from Paris
Johnny Drouchner recalls a playful ditty about the California Limited and compares 19th century travel to modern palatial trains. He laments slow wagon journeys and imagines touring California by rail, inspired by Santa Fe’s luxury cars and a nostalgia for simpler days.
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George Ade
Peggy
Paris
Prairie Junction
Santa Fe
Golden West
California
Johnny Drummer
Queer breaks and pastor prayers cause clubhouse laughter
A New Yorker at a club recalls a young clergyman whose prayers skewed toward odd phrases like water it and a pacifist minister who ends with a dove of peace and eagle of freedom soaring with a banner motto.
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The
Times
Gratitude Card Mentions Accident Insurance Agent
A Leavenworth widow thanks all who aided her husband during his fatal illness and singled out accident insurance agent Mr Fairlack for assuring her that stomach congestion falls under accidents. Also contains assorted1920s era ad snippets and quotations.
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Leavenworth
Fairlack
Kansas City Star
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Kidney Trouble
Mrs Weisslitz of Buffalo New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing kidney trouble after three months of use. The letter describes relief from back and loins pain improved complexion and energy and asserts the remedy's authenticity.
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Paula
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OFICE
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Bridgeport, Conn
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Grand Ave
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Estead
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Western
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