Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with local testimonials
A pasted 19th century ad offers a one hundred dollar reward for cure of catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Local wholesalers Walding Hionan Marvin endorse the firm and vouch for its honesty. The medicine is said to act on blood and mucous surfaces and sells for 75 cents per bottle along with Haics Family Pills testimonials.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Vast & Truax
OL. Walding
Hkionan & Marvin
O. Halls
Per Bettie
Haic
Fragmentary OCR note with unclear dialogue
A garbled transcription shows partial phrases about a mother and a kidnapper with stray words like fear and money. No clear people, places, or events are identifiable.
Unclear Regional Notice on Maple Street Addresses
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Maple Street and numbered locations in TK area. Contains garbled phrases and unreadable names making precise details impossible.
Fragmented Nonsense Text Improperly Transcribed
A jumble of garbled phrases references medicines and names but yields no clear events or facts. The passage lacks coherent structure and readable entities to summarize into a factual news item.
The Duty of Mothers and Advice From Mrs Pinkham
A mother seeks guidance for her daughter's two year struggle with ailments including headaches and swelling feet. Lydia E Pinkham offers home remedies and medical advice, claiming her preparations cured similar cases. The piece promotes Mrs Pinkham as a trusted advisor for young women's health concerns.
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August Pfalarraf
Soenth Ryren
Yeocumr
Pinkham
Joanuart
Savinis
Anil
Pindkdhans
Lydia
Iran
Pinkhans
Western girl refuses marriage offer and the futility of urging self-effort
A western girl replies to a marriage offer by promoting independence for American youth. A tale tells of a man who lost his wife to toil and later sought help to find a spouse. A clergyman gives him advice and hints at the era's view on romantic choice and personal growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goth
Unable to determine article title from unreadable text
The readable fragments describe Alaska locations and people but contain extensive garbled words making a coherent event unclear. No distinct names, dates, places, or actions are extractable to form a proper news item.
Forefathers and land deeds in early Atlantic settlement myths
An examination of colonial attitudes shows Europeans purchasing lands along the Atlantic coast, with deeds bearing marks of settlers. The piece contrasts punitive depictions of Native peoples with views on progress from savage to refined life and notes tensions over land, rights, and cultural clashes.
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Enix
Atlantic
Dee 2
Wrs
Aimerion
Clothing Across India and the Himalayan Outposts
The piece argues that climate misleads travelers about Indian dress. It notes Bombay’s heat versus Poona’s coolness and Mahabreshwa’s hills, then describes Calcutta and Simla fashion norms. It closes with remarks on weather, fabrics, and laundry routines shaping wardrobe choices.
Four Miller Children Perish in Ashan House Fire
Four children of Benjamin Miller died when their farmhouse burned at Ashan 20 miles northeast of here. Genevieve 24, Eli 12, Mabel 9, and Belva 5 perished as parents tried to awaken them with no escape path. The blaze destroyed the second floor and stairway, leaving the family to witness the death of their only home and kin.
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Mikbart
Benjamin Miller
Hig Hothne
Ashan
Here
Genevieve
Eli
Mabel
Belva
Mon
Varias
Miller
Deehiree
Death in Washington Hotel Room Reports Two Men Found
Albert Miller from Liberty Union County and George Nase were found dead in a room in Mrs Elizabeth Paunee’s house at 820 Fifth Street Northwest. Cause appears to be suicide by gas while attempting to open a stove store. Miller 22 and Nase 20s. Nase visited his brother Joseph Nose at the Smithsonian before staying the night. Bodies to be sent to Indiana for interment.
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Washington, Dan
Albert Miller
Washington
Liberty
Union County
Dnd
Greorge Nase
Pizabeth Paunee
Fifth Street
N.W
Jen
Simak Directtine
Miller
Joseph No Nose
Smithsonian
Indiana
Married stepson tale shocks Tadianapolis crowd
Miss Bessie Blackwell hunted to Saukson Downs by a man who had courted her, then wed his stepmother she preferred. Dawson mocked threats of killing, fired three shots as the weapon discharged. He fled, was arrested, but no charges pressed. Dawson is brother to a Metropolitan police captain.
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Tadianapolis
Tid
Bessie Blackwell
Sautaeh Diowsen
Lveryinga
Duit
Dawson
Dullets
Worf
Capt
Metropolitan Police Force
Nobbers Chip Reforming Rival Leads to Shootout in Lafayette
In Lafayette Indiana on January 21 a merchant Edward Dolphin at Hound Groves faced armed burglars who looted his room and grocery. Dolphin shot one man during the melee as companions aided the escape, with the injured person removed.
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Lafayette
Ind
Nobbers Chip
Edward Dolphin
Hound Groves
Pearl Moore Sues Joseph Hartman for 1400 Damages
Pearl Moore, daughter of a local mechanic, files suit against young businessman Joseph Hartman for 1400 alleging he won her confidence and ruined her, with charges including breach of promise.
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Ft. Wayne
Tnd
Pearl Moore
Joseph Hartman
Keith's Wife Held Guilty of Double Mains Murder
Fransville Indiana reports Mrs. Keith wife of Joseph D Keith convicted of murder in Nora Kifer case and sentenced to die. She has returned to Warrick County home and says she has no hope of saving her husband.
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Fransville
Ind
Dan
Long Lost Brother Located in Denver Paper
Albert Rauchfuss of Charleston located his brother after twenty five years of mourning via an article he found in a Denver newspaper. The discovery occurred in New Albany Indiana on January 19.
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New Albany
Ind
Denver
Albert Rauchfuss
Charleston
Woman Slaps Squire During Indiana Trial
In Nantington Indiana on January 18 Mrs Frank Smith slapped Squire William Johns after he scolded her for spending too much on saloons. The incident arose during a court session with the squire declaring she owed bills. The woman pleaded not guilty to the assault.
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Squire
Nantington
Ind
Squire William John’s Court
Frank Smith
Indiana General Assembly Opens With Flood of New Bills
Indianapolis reports a flood of introduced bills on opening day with each member allowed two. Anti trust measures appear in both chambers as debates begin. The Senate okayed a 105000 appropriation for assembly expenses while proposing clerks pay in an amendment. A talk of reapportionment and municipal reform draws attention as Indiana cities under 21800 population are affected.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
Senate
Dan
Ft General Assembly
House
Osborne
Oann Steel
Indiana
Jan
Legislative Gelj
Cor Dontes
Mount
Indiana ex governor Mouat lies in state after death
Indiana ex governor Mouat died recently and lay in state at the state capitol. A funeral escort of infantry and artillery accompanied the body from the Denison hotel to the capitol. The ceremony followed the inauguration decorations and marks of respect for the late leader.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Gov Mount
Col
Chas, Wilson
Charlie
Col Wilson
Gov. Mouat
Eye Blown Out by Celluloid Comb Accident
A two year old child fatally injured when a celluloid comb exploded with force at the home of Samuel Cripes in Frankfort Indiana. The blast damaged the child’s head face and arms and left witnesses shocked by the violence of the explosion. In another item, Warsaw granted a franchise for a telephone line linking Bourbon to Tippecanoe and Marshall counties as part of the Commercial Telephone system projects.
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Bombay
Poona
Mahabreshwa
England
America
Catcutta
Simla
Catentta
London
Paris
Himalayas
Jeys
Frankfort
Holme
Samuel Cripe
Coar
Warsaw
Tod
Trourbon
Ind
Weseluska
Bourbon
Tippecanoe
Marshall Couunty
Vriday
Jacob Martin
Ces
Hes
Aireer
Tre
Carnegie donors boost library in Goshen Indiana building campaign
Andrew Carnegie verified to donate fifteen thousand dollars toward a new library in Goshen, the city with the largest reader base among his aid. Mrs Sarah Uichomen of Loranspoort died by suicide at Mt Summit after signs of dementia noted during a visit. Fire at Marion factory destroys dry kilns of barrel hoop and heading plant owned by Fred G. Wilson and BB G. Ackerman with estimated loss of fifteen thousand dollars.
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Troshen
Ind
Andrew Carnegie
Hbrary Association
Goshen
Newenasthle
Sarah Uichomen
Loranspoort
Mt Summit
Here
Marion. Ind
Marion Barrel Hoop and Heading
Fred G. Wilson
BB. G. Ackerman
Westminster pastor resigns for extended Europe tour
In Fr. Wayne Inds Jan 21 Rev. Jas. L. Leeper DD of Westminster church surprised his congregation by announcing his resignation to take effect in a month. He plans an extended tour of Europe.
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Will Fravel
Europe
Wayne
Jas. L. Leeper
Westminster Church
Leeper
Leng leaves fortune to children
Henry C. Leng of Indianapolis died in Phoenix at age, leaving an estimated 300000 in well invested real estate to his son and daughters. In Elwood the American Window Glass Co. plant shut down due to labor trouble affecting about 600 workers. In Muncie Frederick Putnam, an elderly man, died from injuries sustained in an accident.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Henry C. Leng
Phoenix
Ariz
Elwood
American Window Glass Co
A Fable For Women With A Morning Plan
A woman schemes to curb her husband's late nights by forcing early rising. She lowers the hour from six to five to four fifty, insisting morning air aids sleep. He resists and finally proclaims he will stay up all night and nap at work, proving the old adage that the early worm will turn.
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Josephine Cashman
Stille
Shares Public Schools Honors at Paris Exhibit
The Union Pacific Passenger Department acknowledges and praises its staff for aiding the Paris exhibit that highlighted Omaha public schools. Superintendent Pearse and the department contributed maps publications and information from graphically sourced materials. The exhibit showcased Omaha schools through geography posters and related publications.
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UC. G. Pearse
Omaha
Paris Experien
Thei
Ted
Whigraphica
Pearse
Union Paewle
Ee Senger
Witeh
Paris
Omaka
Bees
Dee
Lih
Lage
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