Doan's Kidney Pills Story From A Far Market
Fragmented OCR summarizes a testimonial style note about kidney trouble, bleeding, weakness and relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. It references Alba County and a Roman proverb voice, with scattered names and places, concluding with market ads and street chatter.
Exciting Town Widow Seeks Longing Fulfillment
A Brooklyn widow, after 45 years, pursues a planned relocation to New York city following a strange spiritual urging. The tale follows her actions, the promised reunion with a child, and the dramatic notion of moving to a place deemed more exciting than her current surroundings.
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Los Angeles
NG Hugells
Brooklyn
Water as medicine in 19th century health quackery advice
The text warns that kidney bladder diseases and rheumatism arise from neglected water intake and promotes a herbal remedy mix. It urges drinking water, claims blood cleansing by “Gee Eidseys,” and prescribes a compound using Dandelion, Compound Kargos, and Mariaphriila syrup with doses after meals and at bedtime.
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Akisa
Efmia
Rose From Telegraph Key William A Gardier’s Rise at Northwestern
William A Gardier, a telegraph operator since 1873, rose through Chicago and Northwestern ranks to become president, succeeding Marvin Hughitt. He controlled a 93,000,000 windfall expense and oversaw the 20,000 mile Northwestern system, including the new terminal in Chicago.
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William A. Gardier
Abe
Lemuot
X Porial
Wromigg
Mervin Hugbltt
Gahner
Etna
Chicago
Northwestern
Wan Gan Mer
Chicago and Alton
el-Lemeant
Tle Wee
Ir Eens
Gardudé
Ne Ghicaga
Toone
Iowa
Aldby
Topeka
Senta Fe
Marvin Waghitt
Hightihead
Phis
Ghleagu
Carnegie crosses ocean one hundredth time on last Atlantic voyage
The aging ironmaster, Andrew Carnegie, on his final Atlantic crossing aboard the Baltic, slowed by age yet attentive to his granddaughter, while passengers note his slight decline since last May. He reflects on his first voyage forty one years ago and praises American citizenship as he nears the end of a storied career.
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Ajiyes Darnagle
Thane
Jim
New York
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Scotland
Carnegle
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Diay Auld
Pasgongers
Tin Tast
Gurnegle
America
F. Samuel Stalth
Aong
Carnegie
Atlantic
Baltic
Halil
Tha Fast
Luxirick
Lmny
Acting Chief Justice Harlan Remains Vigorous at 77
Biographical sketch notes John Marshall Harlan as acting chief justice since 1877, praising his long service, athletic vigor, and health from golf. It recalls his Kentucky roots, Civil War service as a colonel, and presidential appointments by Hayes and Cleveland. The piece discusses the Supreme Court’s 19th century decisions including income tax rulings and Harlan’s enduring presence on the bench.
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United States Soncuma Court
John Marshall Harlan
Ball
Harlan
Dutbe Meelin
Kentucky Regiment
Hayes
Supreme Court
Cleveland
United States
Great Britain
Heringen
Trys
Howes
Justine Harton
Ting
Woman Gertrude Jordan Becomes County Treasurer
Gertrude Jordan of Marshalltown Iowa, born to immigrant parents, rose from teaching in Dodge City to win election as Valenting Nebraska county treasurer by 242 votes. A post election dispute led to a Supreme Court review, with judges ruling in her favor despite a defeated candidate’s refusal to relinquish office. The case drew nationwide comment over the unusual transfer of power and Jordan’s readiness to serve the county.
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Valenting
Neb
Cherry County
Gertrude Jordan
Kins Jorden Ine Pative
Marshalltown
Lows
Abe
Ikun
Dodge City
Kror
Ana Remlale
Ile Worl
Li Valentina
Miss Jordan
Dlark
Tresaurer
Ana Con
Milss Jordan
Sven
Mise Jordan
Spectator’s harsh cheer rattles Blackburn match crowd
An nine year old spectates a Blackburn Rovers versus Olympian game. He shouts aggressive crowd chants urging players to injure opponents while a nearby parent warns that such talk could get the boy in trouble. The scene captures a rough, unsportsmanlike atmosphere among young fans.
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Blackburn Rovers
Gott
Neally
Waldo
London
Clarified remarks on changing minds and bounds
A fragmented note discusses changing minds and setting terms. It references Mrs Ferntole and a person named Summerbord with uncertainty about leadership or control. The language implies informal negotiation or exchange without firm commitments or clear outcomes.
Cure for a Childs Severe Skin Disease Promoted
A reader from Litchfield, Gann., October 23, 405 describes a child suffering extreme sores covering body and limbs. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the sores heal in two months. The letter praises the remedies and mentions prior doctor attempts. The writer offers a testimonial and notes costs.
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Tim Tron
Kebert Bhelson
Litchfeld
Gann
Lydia E Pinkham remedy praised in letters from readers
A Wash town reader recounts kidney and bladder trouble, weakness, and near death yet improves after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. The doctor notes emphasize female health disorders and encourage others with similar symptoms to try the remedy.
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Lydia
FE Pinkham
Baird
Wash
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sarah Leightom
Pinkham
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