Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Promote Breath Purity and Digestion
The advertisement touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges made from willow charcoal with honey to improve breath and cleanse the system. It claims odor elimination, digestive aid, mild laxative effect, and bloodstream purification, urging readers to order free samples by mail from Stuart Co. at 200 Stuart Hide Marshall Kansas.
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Aden
Symaier
Stuart
Glenn
Wang
Stuart Co
Marshall
Mortuary and Death Notices From Old City News
A chorus of brief notices reports deaths and services. George Sutherland, Oklahoma resident, died yesterday from tuberculosis after seeking wealth, with body to Wa tomney Bem for burial. Mrs Clothilde Aopt, widow of Theodore Aopt, died at 07 Sycamore Street, age 83, services at family home and interment at Tartheran cemetery. Frank J Srivelane, 47, died after a table incident at Mission Garden during a dance, wife and companions present. autopsy to confirm cause. Henry Schneider, husband and father, died. survived by wife and a married son. Also included are small classifieds and an advertisement section.
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George Sutherland
Oklahoma
Saltamora
Tomney
Anontion
Frank J Srivelane
Llipless
Mission Garden
Althourthie
Schneider
Menry Schneider
Pril- Maat
Witte
Nawless
Rigid enforcement of new tax law in county
County Assessor Albert V Hath vows strict application starting January 4 to assess property at full value under the new state law. The plan aims to define true market value for tax purposes in Bexar County, with severe penalties for officials or property owners who evade or fail to comply.
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Albert V
Bexar
Huh
Gaid
Salem
Tvi
Ole New Inn
Board of Equallzation
Ube
Jude
Cys
International romance culminates in wedding in Swizeneland
A Swizeneland wedding links Baron Von Graffen's Git, a storied noble with vast wealth, to a woman who aided in a rescue from a serious accident. The couple’s union marks a notable cross border romance amid high society.
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Swizeneland
Sho
Baron von Graffen
Navy Officers' Quarrel Splits Command Across Seas
A damaged dispatch describes a rift among Navy officers over personnel orders and the President's actions. It notes Admiral Brownson's objections to assigning a private clan to a key ship, concerns about court martial risks, and the broader impact on chain of command amid ongoing battleships and naval policy debates.
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Wralington
Gee
Weanporior Officur
United Takes
Weolyotsy Naval Suireo
O Cadinun
Lowag Mtr
Melawn
Pelfleton
Die
The
Howerne
Congress
Sergeon
Riso
Deeton
Beownsan
Admiral Brownson
United States
Mer Mhsenen
Aditlyat Beownan
Annan
Debatable Ground for Conmoderation at Congress
The text argues the subject before Congress offers material support for either side. It suggests a lawyer in Congress can interpret the matter to favor concession or moderation, indicating ambiguity in the issue and potential room for interpretation.
Burial Permits From December 24 to 26 Cited
A series of burial permits lists multiple decedents with vague ages and addresses. Included are infants and young children such as a 1- to 8-year-old, along with adults at various streets like 206 Pago atroct and 626 South Peced. Names appear garbled or partially legible, with scattered references to residences in Kampovia and Walter Weigel.
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Mies Ploveties Noble
Southwestern Susie Asylum
Alendra Troits
North Frio Street
Santa Hon
Walter Weigel
Mary KK. Evil
Howard Street
Preacher Faces His Accusers in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a minister named Reverend William H. Shafter appeared before an ecclesiastical court on charges related to misconduct. The proceedings, presided by Rev. Dr. Shafter, were held with restricted access and the court sessions were executive, with only clergy admitted to the body.
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Philadelphia
Wm. H. Shafter
Eiter
Antecclesiastica
Tailay
Well Known Animal Trainer Dies in Kansas City
A famous animal trainer known as Poxas and nicknamed the “Ruan” by peers died recently in Kansas City. He trained elephants and other beasts for shows across the country, earning a reputation as one of the few who could tame powerful animals. The obituary notes his long career and the public interest in his passing.
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Kansas City
Dee
Ah Wiliam
Wwe
Esurk
Aiseake. Tel
Poxas
Aig
Biveara
Brothers share mother inworkhouse riddle ends decades apart
In Bermondsey workhouse two men, years apart, discover they share the same mother but were raised separately. The tale recounts their long separation, name changes, and the eerie coincidence of living side by side for years without knowing their kinship. The discovery follows a wrenching history of poverty and misfortune.
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Cane
A Midget Stallion Displayed on Broadway Street Corner
A four year old golf in hp stables at Broadway and Wiftieth street drew a crowd as it trotted and pranced. The horse named 27 Inches Dish with Welshs listed as its sire and weighing pounds, reportedly the smallest horse seen in New York. Brought from Oregon, the tiny stallion delighted spectators and showed off a playful temperament during the street exhibition.
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New York San
Joby Maguire
Broadway
Wiftieth Street
Wenderfot
Hyukling
Ted
Oregon
Dom
New York
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