Aldrich Endorses Peruna Tonic for Debility and Nerves
Congressman Aldrich of Alabama endorses Peruna as a safe vegetative tonic that builds a depleted system rapidly. The letter cites personal family use and recommends Peruna for catarrh, nervousness, sleeplessness, and mental fatigue, asserting widespread medical praise and urging inquiries to The Peruana Medicine Co. in Columbus, Ohio.
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Perusan Medicine Co
Columbus, C
W. F. Aldrich
Simmer
Peruana Medicine
Coloumbes
Perena
Tome
Skis and the Grafe Tealy Scene in a Tangled Help Request
A fragmentary dialogue titled Skis and the Grafe shows Tealy and Jarge Te Hares in a local sports setting. The garbled text mentions a friend helping with skis, a request to set tone, and a council of names like Palade pea Preww Seaarctr of Gese City Sporteman as part of an unclear exchange.
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Poe
Jock
Jess
Werdiess Thoughts from a Failing World
Fragmented excerpts reveal a voice lamenting mistaken paths and social decay. The text references church influence and personal guilt, with mentions of warning signs and everyday speech.
Anchoring Fence Posts With Strong Braces and Posts
Practical advice from T.G. Shirley on sturdy fence construction. Use cedar or locust posts at least 13 inches square and buried over five feet. Add braces of four by six inches ten feet long with an oak anchor or wire to resist forward pull. The anchor sits on the front of the post to prevent backward movement.
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T.G. Shirley
Care of Horses after Heavy Work Says Horse Breecer
An owner guide urges quick bandage removal after hard work, brisk leg rubbing to stimulate absorbents, and careful cooling. Keep the body warm as sweat dries, provide small sips of cold water, and withhold grain until the horse is fully cooled to prevent rheumatism and head hemorrhage risks.
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Bas Becca Dves
Oster
West
Cece
Handy Wagon Rack for Farm Wagons
A simple low rack design for handily bundling and handling wagon loads. It uses front and rear axles for mounting, with extended stringers and bolts to support the rack without stooping. Describes dimensions, suspension, and a wrench to prevent tipping, credited to J. Fear and E Homestead.
Proper Drainage for Stable and Yard Surfaces
The article argues drainage is often neglected in stable construction. It stresses keeping the ground under stables dry by thorough drainage and subsoil tile drains three feet deep, plus surface water ditches to prevent moisture buildup and germ growth.
Last Words of Daniel Webster and Civil War Reflections
Bill Arp recalls Daniel Webster's whispered I still live on his deathbed and shares thoughts on aging, faith, and mortality. He mentions the 1861 First Manassas battle with casualty counts, Sherman era ruins at Cooper Works, pikes for troops, and war's brutality before returning to family life and garden harvests.
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Daniel Webster
Teo
McCh
Seneca
Plato
Calvin
Luther
Manassas
McDowell
Anse Demini
Cooper Iron Works
Etewah
Sherman
Confederacy
Joe Brown
Merhagiec
Lewis
Georgia
West Point
Boston
Bill Arp
Atlanta Constitution
Humorous Miscellany From Early Baltimore Press
A lighthearted collage from Baltimore papers includes quips about Johns Hopkins finances, a singer named Beryl, various mock dialogues, and jokes on everyday quirks. Items feature streetcar fares, a meatless biscuit gag, a stamp clerk, and a married couple banter about love and weather, all in dated newspaper voice.
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Johns Hopkins University
Beryl
Siby
Baltimore Herald
Yoskers
Colombes
Mrv
Newbride
Ciara
Jones
Ethel
Baltimore News
Sharpe
Philadelphia Press
Fragmentary reminiscence about a dog encounter at the beach
A garbled reminiscence mentions Frederick Kost and a seaside scene with a dog, a place described as a walesten area, and a moment of talking while the dog reacts. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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Frederick Kost
Cocos
Cocen” Dac
Canary Tale Echoes Through Weakened Party Logs
Fragmentary OCR mentions a tale about a canary and a chicken tied to a political party dispute. Timon is named in a garbled line, suggesting a satire or allegory about factional weakness and past events. The readable bits hint at internal party tensions and cryptic references rather than a clear event.
Racial Tensions Rise in Hungary Blamed on Magyars
A Logsdon paper warns that Hungary faces rising racial frictions as Magyars, now 45 percent of the population, hold political power and officials. Croatians and Germans face denouncement in Transylvania and tensions grow over alleged statehood and anti Slavic sentiment.
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Hungary
Hengars
Hungarias Chamber of Deputies
M. Pa
Orvie
Transylvania
Arbeiter Zeiterg
Seance Scene At Local Drugstore Provokes Odd Reprimand
Fragmented dialogue describes a druggist refusing money for a cure while a waiter dismisses food orders. The text hints at a chaotic scene with a woman approaching someone and a slipping lip impression.
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Aldrich
Hos
Alabama
Yie
H. S. Emory
K. P's
Maha Neb
Nosti Sixteenth Street
Perana Santochile
Seaarctr
Gese—City Sporteman
Haney Bal
E.oem
Kipney
Seocy Sal Propceor
Bel
Tony Speet
Perecas
Smith Medical Company
ST. Louis, MO
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Memphis
Teen
W.G. Adams
A. Beskedie
Team L
Schadfer T. PF
Cincimmett
Ghia
Eorses
Handy Wagon Rack
Indiepeassble
J. Fear
Bill
Aye
Daniel
Ana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Central
Carter
Parita
Sellar
Breggers
Wild Tales
Ceuldet
Wien
Rom
Hamlins
Termine Powpens
Gary
Braggists
Mall
Moffett
McGee
Diarnae
ST. Gegilia Academy
T. Gon
An.e
Acsco
Dave Storer
Prscely
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