Chronic bowel trouble relief after thirty years
Louis Young of 1652 Clifford Street Rochester writes that after thirty years of stomach and bowel hemorrhages he used Peruna faithfully as directed and began to feel better, continuing as advised, and is now a well man.
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Mr. Louis Young
Clifford St
Rochester
Fragmented OCR notes on registry office clash and delays
The readable parts describe confusion at a registry office with references to gearhead and a potential coup. Passage mentions delays and unclear charges amid a chaotic scene, with scattered names and places only partially legible.
Oldtimer Reflects On Puzzle of a Mighty Matter
An oldtimer recounts a puzzling incident involving a destroyer named Sharken arriving in New York Harbor. A mishap near the Statue of Liberty leads to shifting tides and a humorous exchange about city areas and the governorship, observed by a wary audience and a boy who draws a dramatic reaction from an onlooking mother.
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Sharken
New York Harbor
New York
Brooklyn
American Legion Weekly
Distance Bets Enchantment On View Of Bores And Borrowers
A wry note reflects on how distance sharpens perception of bores and borrowers. The speaker jokes about how being farther away favors a clearer view and sharper judgments.
Good Work Never Lost Carding the Water Vein
Acknowledges unseen labor of a good man whose impact nourishes others like a hidden water vein making the ground green above it. The quotation emphasizes quiet virtue and lasting benefit.
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Carlyle
Bayer Aspirin: Genuine Bayer Tablets Promote Safe Pain Relief
An early warning label-style description touts aspirin as genuine Bayer tablets safe for millions and prescribed by physicians for headaches toothaches earaches neuritis rheumatism colds and pain. It notes упаковки with directions and inexpensive five tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
Constable Confesses a Blunt Police Error
A Kansas City Star fragment recounts a constable admitting a rare slip in official calculations. He recalls a drunken stranger denying arrest for intoxication while the officer, pressed for accuracy, raises doubts about the chain of events and his handling of the situation.
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Stackputter
Kansas City Star
Knowledge Dearly Bought and the Campaign Evidence
A quirky exchange centers on a campaign contribution asking if any return was offered. Dustin Stax responds with a claim about seeking information and the notion that a taxicab was once the most expensive vehicle until a bandwagon attempt. The dialogue hints at persuasive motives and a moral about marriage expectations.
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Dustin Stax
Crime Plot Thickens In Granddeck Apartment Scheme
A man suspects a criminal plot in a luxury Granddeck building after using the building’s telephone girl Nellie Kelly to gather details on tenants. He discovers the staffer may be linked to Lefty Moore, a famed burglar, and learns the detective notes possible coach connections while pursuing the Gaston pearls and a missing forwarding address.
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Nellie Kelly
Miss Kelly
Mr. Wreck
Wick
Gaston
Cristom Peaks
Barbara Bradford
Wnman
Olan
Granddeck
Lefty Moore
Kelly
Sing Sing
Tve
Lefty
P Bradfords
Mr. Wick
Gastons
James Garman
Plaza
Lefty Moore's Wife. A Mystery in an Apartment Block
Spalding Nelson receives dinner invitation from great uncle Rufus Gaston then stays in the Gaston apartments. He and Barbara Bradford uncover whispers and a pearl necklace theft. A blackmail plot and vanished notes unfold amid mysterious noises and hidden motives. Nelson questions police inaction and investigates the case himself.
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Nelson
Wick
Futon
Barbara
Les
Claire
Bradford
Miss Kelly
Dinner Drift Through The White Room Confronts A Crooked Plot
The narrator sits in a crowded hotel restaurant and confronts a gruff man who identifies him as a crook. He wrestles with three rival theories about Barbara Bradford, Claire Bradford, Rufus, and a possible criminal plot involving hypnotic control and stolen pearls.
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Hundredth
Barbara Bradford
Rufus
Gaston
Claire Bradford
Bradfords Andme
First Gun of the Civil War and Needle Factoid
A historical note recalls the Star of the West mission to Fort Sumter in 1861 and its reception in Charleston harbor as the war's first gunfire. It also cites that 240,162,943 needles were produced in the United States last year and poses a thought on potential labor saved by timely use.
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United States
Star of the West
New York
Fort Sumter
Charleston
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