Golden Medical Discovery Promises Healthier Digestion
A long promotional piece extols watching health while detailing risks of poor nutrition and starvation. It praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and pills as remedies for indigestion and metabolic issues, citing a Mount Vernon user testimonial about relief after four bottles and pellets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besinews
Lyots
Dr. Pierce
Scavolt
Sandusky St
Mount Vetuar
Ds. Vierce
Railroad Timetable Highlights From San Antonio Region
Train schedules list North and South Line departures at 9:46 a.m. with varied arrivals, Depress Special at 4:00 a.m., K T departures around 9:30 a.m., and Southern Pacific routes with Mexico Eagle Pass connections. Eastbound and Westbound services to New Orleans Houston Galveston and intermediate cities detailed with arrival times and frequency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Southern Pacific Railroas
Mexico
Eagle Pass
Nauston
Galveston
New Orleans
Houston
Earle
St. Louis
Linsted
Waco
Fort Worth
Gellas
Kansas City
Dallas
Wara
San and Donio & Aransas Pass
Cuera
Waza
Bueville
Corpus Christ
Rockfort
Boerne
Kerrville
Dalty
San Antonio
Kerrville Delly
Sunlaya
Fort Sam Houston Military Headquarters Details
At Fort Sam Houston the second largest in the country serves as the Texas Military Department headquarters under Brigadier General W M Graham. The Fifth Cavalry on the upper post, with various troops and the Eighteenth Infantry and First Artillery also stationed here, totals 783 men. Daily drills, cavalry riding and guard mounting, plus open air concerts, are scheduled with Reveille at 6:40 a.m. and Retreat at 7:26 p.m. Public invited to view exercises on both parade grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sam Houston
Mrilitary Department of Texas
W. M. Graham
Fifth Regiment
United States Cavalry
Lient
Whitside
Fifth Cavalry
Eighteenth Infantry
Fifth Cavalry Band
Department
Stowers Furniture on 7 West Commerce Street
A partial street notice references Stowers furniture bag at 7 M3 West Commerce Street. The readable line hints at a local address and commerce context without clear event details or dates.
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Commerce Street
The Quest
A cryptic poem fragment describes a nighttime scene with dreamlike imagery and a figure named Treerch keeping nightly vigils after a mysterious early encounter. The last line references a late H. C. Banuwor in Berlinor z, adding a fringe historical touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleep
Forlier
H. C. Banuwor
Berlinor
THE BOER AT HOME. A TALE OF COURTESY AND PRIDE
The narrator recounts a Boer encounter with missionary Daniel Lindley. A rude exchange ends with mutual respect as the Boer recalls Lindley's wartime discipline and begs a costly favor. The Boer deserts to the forest, proving the power and ambiguity of colonial traits. The tale illustrates contradictions in Boer character and English relations.
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Bryant Linutoy
Daniel Lindley
Lindsay
Bimarsa
Torit
Lindley
Dutchainu
Giast
Black Forest
England
Forluney Bigelow
Starper
Blotting paper versus sand box memory from old New York Sun
A mature speaker recalls blotting paper's 40 year rise replacing sand used by spilling ink. He notes sand sometimes rubbed into letters, yet preserved sharp lines and neat handwriting. He laments modern blotting methods while acknowledging changed busy times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Weatherful Forethought in Insurance Claims
A large accident company president recounts a case where a policy holder was struck by a Brooklyn trolley car. After the crash he remained conscious for three minutes and noticed it was 16 minutes to noon. His policy paid indemnity promptly at noon, avoiding dispute or litigation.
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Brooklyn Tealley
Hoe
Lig
Steering a Steamship by Compass and Cues
Reading a 19th century account by Gustav Soliteny in St Nicholas stresses compass use as essential when steering a vessel. It describes how seasoned sailors balance horizon wind wake soundings and surf to stay on course between lighthouses and buoys, especially in fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Soliteny
St. Nicholas
Comuan
Yreauhorn
Stenmera
Tegular
Halifax
Cape Cod
Sambra
Nova Seddlan
The Open Boat And Global Struggles Intersect in Fragments
An article fragment blends Stephen Crane's The Open Boat with bold notes on Constantinople, the Dardanelles, and England's eastern strategy. It cites Crane’s tale, naval debates, and the costly Paris charcoal thread topic, linking sea peril to global power shifts and trade concerns.
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Englard
Rosaia
Benjamin
Wheeler
Constantinople
Russia
Dardanelles
Salonika
England
Cape of Good Hones
Mediterranean
India
Australia
Suez ‘ Canal
Paris
New York Ledger
Typographical Journa
Fragmentary OCR quote from a text page. Reading is unclear with garbled phrases. Likely a note on typography or printing errors and editorial commentary. No definite event, person, or organization can be identified from the readable portions.
Mo Tad Suit Chores and Glarn Proposal Question
Detroit Frea Presa reports a conversation about courting trouble and a suggested motive. Mango states no trouble occurred and implies the other person aimed to prompt a proposal.
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Mango
Detroit
First Sunday School in Georgia Claimed by Wesley
The Ladies Home Journal recounts John Wesley establishing what it calls the world’s first Sunday school in Savannah, Georgia, with 60 to 75 scholars. It notes Wesley’s early efforts after arriving in Georgia in 1796 to educate parish children, and cites Sir Charles Rud as supporting the claim that Wesley’s school predates Robert Raikes’ Gloucester effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johen Wesley
Georgia
John Wesley
America
W. J. Scott
Wesley
Savennah
Weeleyand Memorial Church
Sivanmale
Newlcr
Weeley
Charles Rud
England
Robert Raikes
Gloucester
Amarles
Raikes
New York
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Argna Wen
London
Greenland
Existeres
Arrusgagitatio Natinginoaynik Synarominas Sinik
Lownend
Country Journal
Stephen Crate
Marely
Lavan
Jnr
Allaigvy
Carannn
Jessly
Saya
Billie
Stephen Crane
Scribner's
Eli Ohn
Aay
M. Hunter
Rembert
S.C
McElree
Por Paviea
Easag
Apecindus Tectives
Gel Nzar Capress
Lhe Chattanooga
Erman
Berlin
Jong USA
San Francisco
William
Howard
Thea Xantippice
Chicaga
Willis Stiroson
Dobby Smitem
Harry Ogi
Willie Stimson
Albany
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Chicago
Toledo
St.[Paul
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Joly Vain
OW Sales Hi
Sin Ld
Parks, AG
PL Agent
Hha
Ampret Dik
Pr Nwy Lite
Pullman
da, McMillan
Piel Agen
Kerrville Branch
Aransas
Gulf Coast
Moyetania
Sonat
E. J. Martin
Geo. F. Lupton
Pazaenger
Mutual Electric Light Company
Elmendorf&co
Antohio Electric CO
Coesyn ST
KS Prion
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