Tie Moneymooners and a Broadway Jungle Scene
Harry Boone describes Willie Duilay in a versatile musical comedy on the American stage. The piece offers songs by Geo. M. Cohan and others, with notable numbers and a lavish jungle tableau near New York. Norman Haeckel plays a West Point boy entering a rambunctious plot to win back his sweetheart.
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Moneymooners
Willie Duilay
Leneymooners
Geo
Mr. Cohan
Moise
Norman Haeckel
West Point
Empire Opera House Announces New Pho Black Flag Show
A fragmentary notice from Empire Opera House outlines a performance titled Pho Black Flag described as a highlight of the festive season. It mentions elaborate stage effects, multiple acts, and delayed seating arrangements with expressions of anticipation for strong performances and ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Festia
Ile Soul
Pista
Colantad
Ite Central
Dranasy
Waailen
Die Chi Sette
Iran Papiraiks
Thraghout
Lye
Cooper's New Discovery Restores Health after Long Illness
In New York City, musician Tivulilon reports full recovery from digestive woes, rheumatism, and kidney pain after using Cooper's New Discovery. He credits the remedy’s treatment at Cooper’s Now Discovery and urges readers to obtain it from leading druggists, as promoted by The Quaver Medicine Co., Tryton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hamlitan
Hamilon
Coopers
Cooper
Quaver Medicine Co
Tryton
Ohio
The Welly show offers new thrills and dancing wonders
A lively bill features acrobats and stunning feats in a bold lineup. Audiences in the city are promised best value with bold scenes and modern effects. The Matin performance emphasizes lively entertainment for amusement seekers this week.
The Theatre Of the cant weather Wh Thursday night prize
The People’s Theater staged a comedy night featuring a pantomime performance titled Whe Tghttal Lei at the Japon Viewhome. The audience enjoyed the show as prize night went on with a lively guessing game and a close contest ending around 3 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phitiday
Medals Offered to School Children by Public and Private Donors
A medal contest was announced inviting public and private sponsors to donate awards for school children. Secretary Hartman presided over the event. The first prize will be awarded for the best original composition, with a second medal for the winner in a future contest to be named later. The third contest closes on the third Saturday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leilorg
Eli
Gent. Gut
Hartman
Eli Hertaiers
Waco City War Ends As Factions Reach Agreement
In Wahea Texas an agreement between incoming commissioners and the outgoing city council ends a local feud. Sanctioned liquor boundaries align with the business district and protect residential areas. Subordinate officer appointments are settled and liquor limits are fixed, likely closing the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahea
Tex
Farmer Found Dead in Hotel Bath Tub
Special to The Lichy Georgelawn Tex March umea Carlor aged 42 a farmer was found dead in a bath tub at a local hotel early this morning He had come from Nacogdoches to buy land It is believed heart disease caused his death
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Lichy
Georgelawn
Tex
March
Umea
Carlor
Seven Miles of Sidewalks Approved by City Council
At yesterday’s council meeting Ade inith Stith chairing the sidewalks committee announced that more than seven miles of first class cement sidewalks had been completed within 48 days at a cost of about $30,000. The report noted plans for extending Tr westward from Sir May and discussed property values and driveway benefits. The council retained the citizens committee to study further street extensions, with five aldermen to be appointed by the mayor.
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Ade Inith Stith
San Antonio
Citizens’ Committee
Tre
Sir May
Adderman Mauermann
Tourere
Ae Marti
Salinas P
Chraje
Coremamn
Tuevar
Ue Waramitter
The Test That Tells Doltians AWC 1909 Tale
A garbled record from 1909 describes Doltians AWC and a farmer, Higstiantran, facing medical trials. It mentions diabetes, kidney concerns, and a sequence of remedies, with references to bottles and a department after therapy, amid unclear names and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doltians
Farmer & C. Higstiantran
Geartemans
Sven Kidners
Uae
Lchink
Swany
Romnis Cine
Tinbes UA
Cine
Ulerk
Than
Baptist Minister Veivrsna Phat Mien 2 y9ag
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Baptist minister with unclear name and scattered phrases. The readable bits include references to a minister and local names, but no coherent event, date, location, or outcome.
Fragmentary Fragment: Local Notice Scattered Through Text
Disjointed OCR style notes mention city, mayor, and officials with unclear actions. References to dates, places, and events are fragmentary, yielding a hazy municipal context.
Remedy Promises Backed by Cures in Letters
A curio letter set touts a tonic remedy praised by multiple individuals across states. The writer reports sleeping better after use, relief from various ailments, and plans to purchase more, claiming lasting improvement and urging others to try the remedy.
A Clergyman Now Roads Lai Jan 1409 Kilmore Co
A short church notice notes the illness and treatment of Reverend Lad Mew Rovds at Kilmore Co. Binghamton Nova Scotia. The clergyman suffers spasmodic spells and breathing trouble for six years, seeking medical aid and recovery through various remedies.
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Lai
Jan
Kilmore Co
Binghamton
Wwe
Pryiis
Aucheving
Tay Lui
Pastor Dipist Lad
Mail Carrier's Long Career Amid Odd Events and Rumors
A veteran mail carrier recounts decades of service amid odd tales and a mix of community rumors. He mentions a pet, strange sightings, and local reactions tied to life on the routes.
Fragmented OCR note with garbled names and locations
OCR fragment contains scattered names such as Sutter Jost Lois and Tahir, with garbled phrases about dates, places, and a swamped advertisement line. It appears as a noisy, error-filled page segment lacking coherent events or clear subject.
Beneficial Cure for Kidney Ailments Reported
Ann James Ivens of Salmndersville and D. B. Montgomery of Rural Route No. 21 Edgefield Tennessee claim big Bidveynathan Swanp-Heat cured kidney inflammation and back pain after prior doctor visits and failed treatments. Montgomery says the medicine made him feel like a new man and offers to share the letter as endorsement.
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Efield
Tetin
Wilter & Co
Bimshuntton
Genilanene
Ann James Ivens
Salmndersville
Montgomery
Tennessee Tegiskitura
Ramte
Edgefiald
Unclear 1908 Love Rime and Kidney Remedy Note
Fragmentary notice from Hyuthen Alabama dated January 24 1908 describes a love rhyme and a tonic or remedy for kidney issues. The text appears to be a letter or advertisement mentioning trials of a product and references to Messrs Cole and travelian, with signature SAMPRL WOLK.
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Hyuthen
Ala
Cole
Tomlin
Speetiullys
Samprl Wolk
Prominent Mason Jackson Tenn Bids Farewell From City
A damaged notice from Jackson Tennessee recalls a Mason’s farewell travel tale. It mentions lasting illness, relief, and a retraced journey with references to a large family and a nanny, noting no infection after years and praise for the Lord.
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Almilee Velfack
W. Soutil Jr
Swayp Root Recalled By Simon Martin After Painful Experience
Simon Martin of De Rihner & On in Glaghmmran WY writes about his October illness and failed treatment with La Lida Aten. He notes kidney pain and mobility loss, claims Swayp Root helped others, and urges others to consider it despite his negative results.
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Meyer
Warerose
Gavan
de Rihner & On
Glaghmmran
Chad
Vigerfille
Kiddey Ruthle
Simon Martin
Martin
Investigation notes and city street bids surface in council session
A City Council session reveals an investigation into a project by the committee, with talks of widening Soledad Street and the Veramondi building area. Requests include price offers for street strips, hydrant changes, and alley closures, plus petitions from San Am orio Gas and Electric Co. and others. The dialogue hints at delays and unresolved projects as officials defer conclusions.
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Ween
Denver Boulevard
Caroling Street
San Amorio Gas Ald Electric Company
A. Serna
WW. M. Alvis
Thomas H. Franklin
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Dalling
Foulard and Novelties
Messalines
Warner
Warnr Bros
Paic
GEO. Dulling CO
Harry Boone
Niblo
Sarden
Chrismains de Mille
Ames River
Ward
Empire Opera House
Happy Hour Theater
NEW York World
Cordly
People's Theater
Waco City
San Antoniio
Anneuneis
Sanlois
Fiverabhe An Dhepariilon
Fark
Pleasanton Aid Corpus Christeroms
Wass Ata
Menger
Streeh Coonil Ge
Carnival
Plazi
Yeronimenddat
Dickman
Committee On Parks Anl
Prtison
San Antonia Si Association
Maryland Gamnalty Company
B.more
Carnioad
Braden Balke
Wickeland
Fire Committee
James Heights
Government Hill
Braden
Lambert
Polices Commuities
Noy Stec
Wahrenberger
Lockwoor
Janey Wahrenberker
Bright
Georgia
Sparks
de Tilt & Gen Bioshinton, OY
Healinen
Rystedy
Jy Kitiner
Brinahamian
Bbc
Nestens
Seppe Tile Agi
Hravnitatead
Fogo
Dla
MMS
Bas
Ation Oonomi
Seins Kudt
Podepides
Abe Fried Ie
Belsle
Fevdeit
Heis JR
Bunnwal
Bewiiree
Alin Tv
Biter
Hinghianilan N.Y. de Sime
Ripan
Wis
Womisville
Thorrtpatgart
Elwood
Elearie
Soniele
Athens
Sloevy
Tahir
Lane
Donaionville
Kilmer
United States
Vou
San Antonio Daily Light
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, S
Cammittes
Mavermann
Mio Prajet
Soledad Street
Linder
Ga Maser
Tin
Tshang
Soledad Sirtebal
Polot
Veramondi
Falph Grees
St. Joseph Street
Commerce
Blum Streets
Hugh TR. Rica
Thomas K. Conroy
Tveravemue
Broadway
Washington Place
Ayer
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