Wide Awake Highlights February Magazine Contents and Medical Ads
The February Wide Awake issue features serials by Mrs. Maury McIntosh Cox and Eliot McCormick, Indian articles, adventure sketches, and poetry, with reviews of "The Lance of Kanana" and "The Sign of the Prophet Jonah." It notes medical ads for Catarrh Cure and other tonics, plus various notices and reader matter.
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Maury MclIntosh Cox
Jacek Hrereten
Kanana
Jonah
Eliot McCormrk
New York
Tiapriet Maxwell-Converse
Ohiwekan
Mand Irewe el- Wett
Jane G. Anetin
Osery
Standish
Rothy Kcomb
Iil
Atime
Realiniz
Wink Awakr
PD. Loti Co. Publishers
Boston
Mass
Mardi Gras Excursion Rates Promoted by Railroad Line
The Cincinnati Hamilton and Dying Railroad offers round trip Mardi Gras excursions from Toledo and along the line. Tickets valid February 22 to March 2 for going and returning until March vend. For rates and information contact CH and D Railroad agents.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dying Railroad
New Orleans
Toledo
2Th Inc
Word Hunt in Weekly Crescent Ad Fantasy
A fragmented ad copy describes a weekly puzzle in a Crescent publication. It mentions a single repeated word among many, a Dr Taster Medicine Co display insert, and requests readers to find the word and send the book with lithographs. The readable bits name Crescent, Yvonne, and a mystery word.
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Anes Pater
Unis We
Dr. Taster Medicine Co
Yvonne
Publian
DR. Harter Medicine CO
St. Louis
Fragmentary OCR Note Shows No Clear News Item
The readable text is garbled and provides no identifiable people events or organizations to summarize. It does not convey a concrete factual item suitable for a headline or card teaser.
Senate and House actions on marriage clause and Chinese ban
The Fifty-Second Congress considers a constitutional marriage and divorce amendment giving states exclusive regulation power. A foreign affairs panel revises a ten year extension of laws restricting entry of Chinese nationals. Multiple private bills arise, including postmaster and war-era claims, with committee decisions on seating disputes and naval memorials.
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Washington
Senatre
United States
Kyle
Senate
Congress
District of Columbian
Dolph
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Hhouse
Crisp
McMillin
Tennessee
House
Enroe
Court of Claims
Mississippi
House Committee On Elections
Andrew Stewart
Twenty-fourth
Pennsylvania
J. Craig
Ebenezer Comstock
Mark Comstock
Second Ohio Cavalry
First
U.S. Cavalry
Barnes Robinson
Twenty
Swentucky
Setnator Brice
Ohio State Board of Health
Department of Healthouse
Mary FE. Shadel
Mary L. Saunders
Procterville
Shadel
Louisiana
Ammon McLauchlin
Sciotoville
W. T. Scaville
Johnna
George L. Nouns
Theo. J. Gillet
Rome
Lawrence County
Henry E. Saunders
Proctorville
James Forgey
Uradrick
Red River
James I. Gardner
Ninetieth Regiment
Pennsylvanian Volunteer Infantrys
Breathitt County
Frank D. Belton
New Harmony
Radical Alliance
Senate Alliance Committee
Squire
Ulysses S. Grant
D.C
McMillan
Committee On Rules
Committee On Banking and Currency
Heystone
Spring Gracden
Philadelphia
O'Neil
Massachusetts
Mavericks Bank
Mostom
Deckerey
Secretary of the Treasury
Sir Bacon
New York
Declaration of War 1812 and Parliamentary Debate Highlights
The piece recounts the 1812 declaration of war against Britain, Madison's message to Congress, and the split vote in the House and Senate. It notes commercial opposition and outlines naval and land war directions, with subsequent editorials and satirical excerpts from several papers.
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Congress
United States
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
United States of America
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Great Britain
Madison
House
Senate
N. Y. Press
Murder Victim Found In Louisville Home With Struggle Marks
A single Louisville woman, 18, married, was found dead in her Ninth and Oak street home. Neighbors saw a strange colored man depart three hours earlier, and the scene showed finger marks on the throat, torn clothing, and broken furniture.
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Louisville
Duntz Payne
Ninth and
Oak Streets
South
Payne
German Syrup Boschee's Remedy for Consumption
German Syrup Boschee's German Syrup is claimed to be more successful than any other remedy for consumption. It has been tried in every climate from the North to the South and in every stage of the disease. Marketed to and used by millions of people across nationalities as the sole reliable consumption cure.
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Verge
Giseas
Podekan
Paturein
Cheney A&a Co
Toledo
California Fig Syrup CO
Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
New England
Middle States
Express
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
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