Fragmented Ad Dense With Nonsense And Names
A garbled clipping mentions patent medicines including Dit Dat and ether related claims, references Greenville South Carolina May 22 19, and includes stray lines about The Charlotte Observer and Greenboro. It also touches on Leon Say decrees and honors from Grevy with no coherent narrative.
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Greenville
Piton
Charlotte Observer
Keely Institute
Greans Ad
Greensboro
W. HL
Say
Leon Say
Grevy
Bhin
Rand Cross
Grevny
Offhlig
Offelel
Tea Drinking Habits Reported in New York
A fragmentary text notes tea drinking as a long standing habit, once linked to an old maid stereotype, now more common among many, seen as a social activity that does not disrupt meals or social chats. It mentions Sun counts tea consumption and veneration by some groups in San and Janeisea, with various adherents around them.
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New York
Sun
Hanid Sre
San
Janeisea
Princess of Wales Loves Animal and Anecdotes
The piece describes the Princess of Wales and her fondness for a horse named Haffy aged 22. It notes his familiar bond with the mistress and a life of routine, including his favorite toy. It also mentions John Wanamaker and Hilly Haynes in New York and Philadelphia, highlighting standout properties and their later fateful deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess of Wales
Vinta
Haffy
Havita
Prinhcass
Ciase Cho
Alex McCior
Victoria's Anniversary Marked By Freeing Slaves in Africa
The article notes Queen Victoria's anniversary will be celebrated by liberating captives in Africa. It claims millions of slaves exist in British possessions with substantial losses to native populations, as slave trade sustains a powerful network among dealers and local rulers.
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Victoria
Lane
Africa
Mrst St Worthy
Uni A
Lovell Arms
Lovell
Lovell Arms Co
Big Four
Seaboard Air Line
Me Miners’ Transportation Co
Atlasta
Proviab
R.I
Snin
Boston
Noete Mountain
Superplane
Renesd
Tippoo Tih and His Role in African Slavery
Tippoo Tih, a key ally of Henry M. Stanley, was appointed governor of Stanley Falls Station in 1887 and was reputed to own about 1,000 slaves. His raids supplied slaves to Arab, Moroccan, and European plantations across Africa. Despite efforts to curb slave trade, recent measures by the English crown face skepticism, as Zanzibar’s authorities have yet to halt the practice.
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Tippoo Tih
Henry M. Stanley
Stanley
Africa
Nyangive
Lualaba
Stanley Falls
Tippoo
Emin Bey
England
Yippoo
Morocco
British Africa
Tippoo Ti
Zanzibar
Doheny Drives NY Pitching For Strong Season Start
Doheny is pitching effectively for New York and with solid support should win most of his games this season. The report notes his control and command as key assets for the team.
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Doheny
New York
Amusing Humorous Bits and Oddities From Various Papers
A collage of light items and jokes from Chicago Record Philadelphia North American Truth and Puck. The notes include playful exchanges about dress memories, solicitors, weather and wildflowers, and a hospital X ray quip noting a heart on the right side.
Queen Victoria’s Hotel Regina Wing Charge Details
An excerpt notes 5000 dollars weekly for board at the Hotel Regina and 400 dollars for the west wing, with 150 rooms described. It mentions Her Majesty’s stay and a prolonged visit, referencing arrangements and expenses.
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Hotel Regina
Ehekia
Old Soldier's Cure Report for Pink Pills
A 1896 Barboursville Kentucky testimonial tells how Col Messer, wounded in 1863 at Cumberland Gap, recovered from dropsy and rheumatic pain using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The letter from Wardis & Henpcox confirms the cure, noting blood restoration and renewed eyesight. Pills sold 50 cents a box or six for 4 dollars by druggists or mail order.
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Azrael
Barbourswire
Cumberlaad Gap
Messer
Plat Licks
Kentucky
Tie Adomen
Wes
Dr. Williams
Col. Messer
Colonel Messer
Dr. Whiams’ Medicine Co
Mesers
Warris & Heanpox
Williams
Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
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Etterine
J.T
Buptrine
Tome
Koon
Enrieh
Hood
Wood
Elbe
Treroo
Ayer
Fem
Chicago
Todd
Scott
Murray
Hili
A. Way
Brooklyn
Greater
Philadelphia
North American
Barclay
Vokes
Puck
Little Boreham
Bobby
Crummer
Anderson
Nebraska
Pittsburg
O. B
New York Journal
Ohio
Atlanta Constitution
Mr. Dodson
Mary
Ins Hospital
Florence
Italy
Picchianti
Sitty
Cumberland Gap
J. S. Parker
Fredonia
Hall
Drugg
M. Baunt
Sprague, Wash
Havana
Sam Jones
Laura
Grand Riviere
Brest
Serine
Julius
Hines @Son
Baltimore
Rootheer
John Farrior
Renee Southern
S No
South T
Cary
Mat
Satcay
Liddell Company
Charlotte, H
CINS
CIN
Tod Bowens
San Mi
Galatia
Htts
Paria Medicine Co
St Loruis
JD Betes
Groves
Amsey
Carr
AI Osborne
Ahaha
Coleg
Aupeete Ga
Wat
John P. Lovell Arms
St. Boston
Ivers
Cascarets
Cliver
Stampa Book Publishing House
Jeonard Street
Samme
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