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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1898
Page
5
A motorman recounts blunt trials of urban transit policing passengers while steering through near wrecks. He describes hardening attitudes after months on the platform, noting passengers seek peril and the public often threatens to sue or mock him as he keeps the car moving.
The campaign club hosts Judge Nicodemus Hold fast who delivers a rambling address satirizing racial politics. The speech warned of a vast plot against Black people, promising dire outcomes including mass displacement and enslavement, amid crowded room reactions.
An advertisement by T A Slocum M D promises free bottles of a new remedy to cure consumption and lung diseases. It claims worldwide testimonials and urges readers to send address details to 98 Pine Street New York. The piece combines medical cure claims with urging immediate action.
Fragmented OCR reads like a medical supply note from Union City Michigan with names and dosage hints. It mentions Benedic cure and sachet, case details unclear. No clear date or patient data found in accessible text.
A fragmented historical note references No Grinine and a Cupling with names like Patil Arrowsmith and Pear Sirs Vi. It discusses preparations and a syrup called Dry Cald well’s Syrup Pepsin as part of a dubious medical claim. The writing includes personal assurances and a signature style suggesting a letter or quirky pamphlet.
The notice outlines annual meetings and membership procedures for the National Libedtionmar Association with dates in July and August including deposits, return dates, and mailing instructions. It includes travel fare details and a tobacco cessation ad with No-Lo-Bae product claims and contact addresses in Chicago or New York.
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