Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery touted as safe
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's medicines made from native forest roots without alcohol or habit forming ingredients. It claims transparency of formula on bottle wrappers, asserts broad health benefits for catarrhal conditions, weak stomach, liver trouble, bronchial issues, and states the product will not cure advanced consumption but can help with timely use and patient perseverance. It notes endorsements by medical leaders and availability from dealers at reasonable prices.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
One of Boyhood's Woes in Local Baseball Duel
In a vacant lot behind Jim mie Jones's home the Mudlarks faced the Terrors in a tense late game. It is the eighth inning with Mudlarks leading five to four. Jimmie Jones pitched masterfully, fanning two hitters and threatening a shutout as the Terrors push runners toward home.
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Jimmie Jones
Mudlarks
Terrors
Jimmie
Jimmie Jones Walks Off Field After Silent Tragedy
In a tense clash, Mudlark star pitcher Jimmie Jones halts before delivering a final pitch as a woman from the stands urges him to come home. He surrenders, bows his head, and departs the field, while the Terror batsman log a three bagger in a scene of public heartbreak.
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Jones
Jimmie
Jimmie Jones
Mudlarks
Eagle Kite Trick Foils Kingfishers at Park Contest
Seven boys entered miniature airships in a kite contest at Genessee Valley park. Alling Brown crafted an eagle-imitating kite so lifelike that two kingfishers mistook it for a real eagle as it rose above the trees.
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Genessee Valley Park
Alling Brown
Eagle Kite Wins First Prize in Awe of Spectators
A Rochester Herald item notes a majestic eagle kite capturing the crowd’s awe as rivals hesitated to engage, allowing the bird to soar to victory and take first prize in the event.
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Rochester Herald
Archdeacon of London Rescues Ailed Pigeon
The archdeacon spoke of an act from recent days when he found a pigeon run over near the house of commons. A constable advised killing it, but the archdeacon instead carried the crippled bird home. He set its broken leg and nursed it for two months until it flew away to rejoin its comrades on the Commons roof.
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London
House of Commons
Stage Money Offers to London Singer for Ten Year Deal
Representatives of a theater trust sought talent abroad and offered a London dance hall singer fifty thousand dollars weekly for ten years. The deal promised a twenty minute nightly appearance and an individual press agent, plus a lawyer to handle personal affairs if she agreed.
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Theater Trust
Pullman Porter Cigarettes Questioned by Arranger
The arranger remarks Pullman Porter is an odd cigarette name and asks why it exists. The tobacconist explains they are named for their silver tips, clarifying the brand origin in a brief exchange.
Walls of Jericho Unearth Rich Finds At Jericho Site
Prof Sellin reports in letters to the Vienna Academy that over a hundred diggers work across five points at Jericho. The highlight is a burnt brick city wall ten feet thick rising from a stone foundation with a 40 foot wide western face. A private house sits atop an earlier structure.
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Jericho
Sellin
Vienna Academy of Science
Archaeological Finds Uncover Pre Israelite Relics In City
Discoveries include lamps plates cups needles weights mortars and mills of bronze and stone. Inner city remains reveal rows of houses. The ancient Hebrew lettering proves old Hebrew characters were in use. Prof Sellin plans to renew excavations next winter. The work already done yields rich material for pre Israelite and Canaanite studies.
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Iettering
Sellin
Land worth billions as Fifth Avenue tract goes for 7.25 million
A site on Fifth Avenue between Twenty third and Twenty fourth streets facing Madison Square sold for 7.25 million. The deal clears the old Fifth Avenue Hotel to make way for a colossal office building, underscoring Manhattan land value driven by location and population density. The piece traces its value from beads to urban prominence, noting it is the third major sale in 50 years.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Twenty-third
Twenty-fourth Streets
Madison Square
Manhattan Island
United States
Hast
Harlem
Manhattan Islands
Cat Reveals Split Litter Story From Swanhill Center
Mrs. Martin Robertson of Swanhbill Center Maine reports her cat gave birth to four kittens in the woods a quarter mile from the home. The cat alternately brings two kittens inside for two days, then returns them to the woods to reunite the split litter.
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Martin Robertson
Swanhbille Center
A Good Doctor Promises Cures for Incurable Diseases
Public notice promotes a Des Moines doctor claiming thirty years of study makes him a leader in treating so called incurable diseases. Free consultations offered in person or by mail. Included as unrelated items is an owl exhibit in Keene and a baby remedy claim. Product listings for Casca sweet and grocery stores noted.
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Rram
6Th Ave
Des Moines
Iowa
Borax for Travelers and Travelers on the Road
Borax Always Useful. Travelers will always find a small package of borax useful on det jour neys. On trains, as often in hotels, the water supplied for wastingg is hard and drying on the sun, and a tea spoonful of borax added to a bainful of water will make a wonderful differ ence.
Rocky Mountain Tea Reminder At Stuben Rauch
A fragment notes someone forgetting a Rocky Mountain Tea last night with initials F. and D. Stuben rauch referenced, suggesting a personal health or routine reminder. The text is brief and appears as a diary-like or fragmentary remark without clear events or broader context.
Turkey Worth Owning Record Hen In Lancaster
James Raybuck of Lancaster Pennsylvania owns a valuable turkey hen noted for laying 108 eggs in spring and summer, a claimed record for turkey hens during scarce times for the great American bird.
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James Raybuck
Lancaster
Penn
German Surgeon Warns of Blood Poisoning From Speech
A German surgeon reports experiments showing saliva droplets from talking near an operation can spread blood poisoning. He found about 4 373 bacteria per minute drop, many disease producers, present in speech around surgical procedures.
KODOL Offered On Guaranteed Plan For Stomach Relief
KODOL is offered on a guaranteed plan for relief of heart burn flatulence sour stomach belching of gas nausea and all stomach troubles. It digests what you eat and will make you healthy. Sold by Langerack's Drug Store and Vander Linden's Bazar. 45-48
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Langerak
Vander Linden’s Bazar
Langerack
Widower seeks chapelgoing housekeeper with charity in Kingsbridge
An English Devonshire newspaper ad places a widower with no family renting a small farm near Kingsbridge seeking a housekeeper. He desires a chapel-going person who loves charity, with views toward marriage if providence favors them, and invites applications.
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Devonshire
Eng
Kingsbridge
Europe's Nursery of Vice Quote Cited by Vaughan
A quotation from Father Bernard Vaughan calls London the continent’s nursery of vice, contrasting European cities Paris Berlin Vienna and Rome with Britain’s capital. The remark reflects ongoing metropolitan scrutiny and moral debate about vice and urban life in London.
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Europe
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Rome
London
Father Bernard Vaughan
Augusta man found guilty of nuisance over pets
An Augusta Maine man faced an indictment alleging nuisance for keeping dogs cats and foxes around his home that disturbed neighbors. The jury returned a verdict of guilty after brief deliberation.
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Augusta
Owl's Appatite. ite Undoing by Ba Gt Nukay foun
Fragmentary OCR text yields a quirky creature themed title and author line. The readable bits hint at a playful or editorial note but lack clear event, date, or concrete entities to establish a full news item or summary.
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Owl's
Ba Gt Nukay Foun
Church Directory Listings Highlight Regular Services
A local church directory lists regular services across Second and Third Reformed, First Christian Reformed, Second Christian Reformed, M E Church, and Baptist congregations. It notes Sunday School times, morning and afternoon worship, evening services, and youth activities with invitations to all.
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Second Reformed Church
Christian Endeavor
Third Reformed Church
First Christian Reformed Church
Second Christian Reformed Church
M. W.S. Riddle
T.j.edmond
Epworth League
Baptist Church
First Reformed Church
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