Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Cures Woman’s Trouble
Mrs Ezra Dorian of Ogdensburg Wisconsin credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with relieving severe menstrual pains after conventional medical care failed. She urges other women with female troubles to try the remedy and seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for further guidance.
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Lydia FE
Pinkham
Ogdensburg
Wis
Roy
Lynn YE. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Ezra Dorian
Oydensbury
Andoulstely
Lydia
Pinkhorn
Papa
Lydia EB
Pinkhorn Medicine Co
Lynn, Masa
Fragmented thoughts on brain sensations and perception
The text presents a garbled discussion of sensory anatomy and perception, mentioning the brain, nerves, and a professor. It alludes to experiments or theories about how sensations originate and are perceived, noting absurdities and the challenge of describing inner experiences.
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In a garbled passage readers glimpse a quirky exchange mentioning a character named Syan Macust and a grouch. The text hints at a humorous local tone and a fragmentary mention of Congress and revenue ideas, leaving the scene largely unclear.
Woman Steals Another Baby From Hospital
A Dorchester, Massachusetts woman impersonated a new mother at Boston Someopathte Hospital and stole a sleeping infant. The real mother noticed the loss, alerted police, and officers traced the infant to Mrs Blaine, revealing the age and identity discrepancies that led to the arrest. The case centers on a husband’s return and the mistaken belief of paternity.
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Raslone
Josephine MM. Muir
Dorchester
Mass
Boston
Someopathte Hospital
Thio
Biniue
Kidnapping Charge Dropped After Mother's Identity Revealed
Agnes Lato, identified as the real mother, confirmed the baby’s identity during questioning. Mrs Bining confessed amid distress and was taken to a station house on kidnapping charges. authorities may seek hospital treatment for her condition. The husband remained loyal, consoling his wife through the night.
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Aclf
Icina
Law
Agnes Lato
Sie
Bining
Albany
N. Y
New York State
Inc
Mildred I Mount
Olcott
Niagara Noaely
Adjutant General's Office
Mra. Moyut
Warry Blosser Mowat
Reas Mount
Radom
Bustle Returns in Fall Costumes and Jacket Styles
New York fashion writers note a revival of bustle influence in fall gowns with narrow hems and upward back fullness. An evening gown features heavy crepe satin and gold embroidery, while jackets range from hip to knee length with polonaise revival and high rolling collars.
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America
Ned
Living Pictures
New York
Evening Clothes and Fashions of the Moment
New fashions show the Irregulsi hem for both afternoon and evening dress. Full dress remains short while European thrones crumble yet the court train trails long behind miladi in real function attire.
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Miladi
Youthful Lines in Serges
A readable fragment describes simple serges with straight belts. It notes youthful styling awaiting longer at front than back and sides, with a vest-hemmed end and revers over the shoulder. The item emphasizes inexpensive fabrics and current fashion details for front and shoulder lines.
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Nison
Fragmentary Yonkers Statesman dictionary note
A garbled excerpt appears from the Yonkers Statesman describing a dictionary entry or home scene. The text reads as a quirk of a child asking about a sectionary and a parent responding, but the readable fragments lack a clear event, date, or named entities to lock to a proper news item.
Unclear Televised Message Sparks Public Curiosity
An enigmatic column hints at hidden plans and possible June developments. The text teases outcomes, invites speculation, and critiques current coverage while noting uncertainty and mixed reactions from readers and critics.
Muffled Firing Question Puzzles Readers
A garbled line asks What is silent imtien cutting down a man s stead of asking hiro to r appears in a damaged OCR fragment. The readable text hints at a misprint or coded query puzzling readers of the era.
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Imtien
Hiro
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Painless Lifting
A Cincinnati man touts freezone as a painless method to dry up a corn or callus until it loosens and lifts away with the skin. The cure costs little, cures hard or soft corns, and should not irritate surrounding skin. ask a druggist for a small bottle if unavailable.
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Cincinnati
Howse
King Sunflower Crowned as American Flower
The Macon Telegraph hails the sunflower as the nation’s royal bloom, praising its sturdy, upright character. It lauds the flower’s resilience against adversity and weather, calling it the quintessentially American symbol of joy and vitality.
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Tyler
King Sunflower
America
Macon
Too Slow Realiway Manager Says Farmers Milk Cows
The railway manager complains that passengers lean from car windows and milk cows as trains pass. A lawyer asks if trains kill people, while Philadelphia urges citizens to save water.
Important Discovery on Mined Paper and Electrical Generation
A fragmented report notes a British discovery claiming a method to fix atmospheric gas into a cheap, efficient fuel for electricity. A small vessel trial is described, while a wounded party on a ride is observed and a nurse rebukes a patient for pain. The piece closes with a sentimental aside about Tammy.
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Tiele Iro
Ter
England
Byuleni
Amo
Tammy
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