Fragmented OCR Chronicle of 19th Century Debates and Travel
Fragmentary text recounts slow travel by stage and steamer, with disjointed remarks on a falling behind transportation age. It references Washington, a Cuban reciprocity bill debate in the Senate, and a couple of House bills on free transport of vouchers. The tone imitates a period news digest with scattered dates and figures.
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Eeemy Elme
Raton
Fm. A. la' Telnites
Washington
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Committee On Finance
Teller
Messrs
Allisop
Aldrich
Foreign Relations Committee
Allison
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Why Not a Chair of Plowboyet
A satirical piece mocks journalism as essential as plowboys and advocates a university chair for plowboys over journalism. It contrasts tuberculosis immunization ideas with academic priorities and ends with a market report reference.
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Ge & Plow
Kidney complaints and cures advertised in old notices
An old advertisement touts Donn’s Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney related ailments including diabetes, Bright’s disease, dropsy and back pain. It claims over 60 000 testimonials. Individual endorsements describe relief from backache and urinary troubles after using the product.
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Dean’s
Fosterburn Co
Buffalo
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