Jones Heard From After SX Months in Brunswick Tenn
An elderly man, RB L Jones, formerly a railroad agent and father of 24, recounts his ailment and claims a medical tonic, Vitalitas, revived him from near death. He praises Vitalitas for digestion, kidneys, bowel, and blood health, and cites a Wag ner's drug store as a source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. L. Jones
Brunawick
Tenn
Wnal
Lds
Heine
Angus
Vitalitas
Bayhig
Wagner
Etoro
Milo
Rista
Laborer Dies After Overexertion In Texas Work Scene
A laborer fell dead from a sudden heart attack while hauling wood by a wagon near Bat Antonia. Coroner notified. wood hauled away next day. Authorities cite overexertion as the cause. In Waco, L B Durren and wife exchange gunfire. Durr wounded self and wife, divorce finalized recently.
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George Kieffer
Bat Antonia
Wletter
Joe & Newton
Prilone Dirstes
Waco
Wes
L. 8
Durren
Bymeelfere
Durr
Stiol
Mick
Prairie Medicine Ad Claims Cough Relief in May
An ad text promotes Telos's Honey end Tar Compound for coughs and lingering colds. It asserts relief from bronchial coughs, discharges, and stuffed breathing, promising soothing effects without opiates. The copy targets summer testing and includes various misspellings and unclear phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telos
Fragmented Notice Warns Against Expositions and Foot Ailments
An unreadable letter fragment warns readers about visiting California Expositions and a stated remedy for tired feet. It mentions a supposed century old standard remedy and includes a quoted line from a reader praising a product, with unclear references to Allen and a base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stendard
Julia
Rosenthal Murder Strikes Local District
Irosenthal was shot multiple times in his Lith street home, dying almost instantly. Police and coroner investigations began as Mrs Hopking, a suspect, faced questioning. Rosenthal, a longtime East Mountain Street tobacconist, had prior ties to Hood’s brigade and a recent tobacco business, with funeral arrangements to be announced Friday.
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Ansiekly
Ronenthal
Police
Po-lice
Chip Lancaster
Musgoyrd Delocthrés Russet Bock
Foscell
Allet Lancaster
Hopking
Lith
Tye
Heplettis
Pilings
Hoptine
Palastine
Tex
Henry
John Kidd
Hood
Nandauarlors
Puneral
Priday- Air
Rosenthale
Ann Antonib
Eigar
Ots
Sniegman
New Orleans
Zeppelin Raid Over England Continues With Multiple Aerial Attacks
Zeppelins again swept over southeastern England with three craft taking part in the raid. Additional airships were seen over Burnham on Crouch near Southend and along the Thames but did not drop bombs. London areas and popular seaside towns have endured repeated raids in recent months, though previous incidents have caused limited damage.
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Buroham-On-Crouch
South, End
South Nd
Thames
Cane
London
Aviator KilI Fort Forty Bombing at Ostend
May 7 report from ABBFERDAM states a bomb dropped from allied planes hit a street car in Ostend killing fifty German soldiers aboard. The blast severely damaged the station ship and caused many injuries. Allied aviators conducted a notable raid described as a series of missions over the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbferdam
Vitsaj
Poldiera
Ostend
Italians Drive Forward in Italian Front Clash
Geneva dispatch reports a strong Italian advance guard crossing iron cover after a sharp fight with Austrian forces. They reached near Mons Ilacone, about thirty miles from the Austrian seaport of Trieste, as Austrians begin to move wounded to Trieste. Knlahs attacked along the Carinthian frontier while a battle rages near Picken and Avatele as Italian and Austrian forces clash.
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Geneva
Paris
Monsialcone
Triest
Carinthian
Fruntier
Picken AN
the Draedil
Yass
Avatele
Adips
Turks Discouraged as Allied Attacks Continue at Dardanelles
A May dispatch reports Allied forces pressing the Dardanelles with reinforcements arriving. Turkish defense stiffens as Allied artillery and French-British fire create a strong bombardment along the peninsular front while Constantinople notes improving casualty reports but ongoing resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahis
Saya
Pru Cme
Three Organizations to Greet Dr Jordan at University Lecture
Three groups The Scientific Society of Sao Ane, The Chamber of Chinmeres Wid He Dae Society, and Jom in entertaining Or will welcome Dr Jordan, director of Geland Stuntura Je, when he arrives in San Antonia for an 8 18 p m lecture at the Gater hotel wall room. The Jadlana Seciety joins the effort and the event is open to the public in the afternoon Dr Jordan previously led the boycott rally in Tadian and will speak on Eugenies to members of the Seientyre Society.
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Scientiic Society
Sao Ane
Tonto
Chinmeres
Jordan
Jadlana Seciety
Jordan Focerly
Tadiang
Elceit
GeAter
Adi de
Joda
Seientyre Society
Rennie
Mexico City the next objective in Mexican struggle
Veracrns Mex May 27 General Pablo Gonzales now at Pavtly establishing headquarters with a mobilized force to seize and defend Mexico City. General Caranza orders large food supplies gathered at Queroca to avert shortages as foreseen. Officials promise strict order and population care once forces advance. Paso Tex May 23 Rafas Becerra reportedly lost a favorite son in a clash after a revolt against Jefedo Armas Batapuans, with few details available.
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Recerra
Iattie
Paso
Tex
Rafas Becerra
Jefedo
Armas Batapuans
Milk and Ice Fund Drive Aims to Aid City Children
A community fundraising effort seeks $466 for a milk and ice program to reduce illness and infant mortality. The plan partners with The Light and Free Clinic Association to provide four months of dairy and ice, with medical and clerical oversight, and may extend to oatmeal and cereals for older children if funds allow.
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West Side
Enorus
Oriviey
Ban Anjong
Svelvlogical
Juno
Fred
Artesian Tee
Free Ciinic Association
Perry
Lewis
Highway Commission Bill Faces Postponed Action
A stalled highway bill in the Texas Legislature risks delay as lawmakers adjourn Friday without passage. Supporters claim annual savings exceed $1.1 million if enacted, with a broader plan to fund road maintenance through a systematic, selective approach. Governor Ferguson may call a second special session in September if needed.
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Giovelpo Ferguson
Texna
D. EB. Colp
Gece Vitery
Texas Good Ronda Association
Gul
Coty
Senate
Fergusno
Colt
Ibis Tallyeer
Fragmented Safer Credits Ad Readiness Ads
A garbled OCR fragment touts safer credits and a tonic marketed as a digestive aid. It mentions the Federal Reserve Act, regional banks, health claims, and a dubious broad spectrum remedy with vague medical language and repeatedly miswritten terms.
Oklahoma Tornadoes Kill Seven Persons
A string of Oklahoma tornadoes caused extensive damage killing seven people. Widespread flooding disrupted rail and interurban lines, washed away tracks, and damaged gas tanks. The Red Cross reports dozens injured as towns like Sand Springs suffer flooding and residents evacuate ahead of rising rivers.
Potato lands flooded after river overflow at Fort Gibson
Flooding from the Arkansas river near Fort Gibson submerged potato lands and damaged crops. Widespread bottomland inundation forced replanting. two grain structures were blown down and a wind event caused damage. The Canadian river rose early, threatening nearby fields and infrastructure.
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Muskoger
Okla
Fort Gibyon
Maukelt
Suningo
Chocotan
Tvo
Janene Ata
Ballroams Hemoralyzed Near Kansas Oklahoma Corridor Fire
In Wichitas Kansas May 27 reports say continued heavy rain and river flooding disrupts routes in northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas. Reposts from Blackwell Ponca City Tonkson Oklahoma indicate risk of isolation as lines fail and Blackwell remains out of service.
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Wichits
Kan
Okikhemm
Souther
Kanaas
Rai
Blackwell
Ponca City
Tonkson
Oklahoma
Train wreck and storms disrupt Kansas rail service
Heavy rain and storms swept across Kansas with flooding and washed-out tracks. A Santa Fe passenger train between Larned and Great Bend was struck by lightning or storm damage, unroofing a baggage car but causing no major injuries. Reports noted livestock losses and delayed trains across the region as crews assessed damage.
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Topera
Kan
Kutivag
Santa Fe
Miedel WU
Fatironda
River flood disrupts county town and bridge traffic
Heavy rainfall overtopped the Little Wichita River causing water to rise and flood streets. A canal and public works area near Mendettac and Yort water works were affected. Authorities report a 20 acre polluted-water area near Bogie and Lars Wiehita holding dam. Traffic on the Thurkbumett street bridge over Hig Wiehita suspended as high waters sweep the Sly Wichita south of Iowa Park.
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Wienita
Issaut
Kanis & Taxne
Lars Wiehita
Financially Embarrassed Citizens Face Sidewalk Issues
Fragmented OCR depicts residents describing financial strain and housing doubts. People cite vacant rental property, low income, and inability to meet city costs. One speaks of a child at eighteen months and another laments lack of steady work to cover expenses.
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Tne
Ute
Scholier
Malik
Building Permits For C Meyer And Others
Listing of building permit items including a second story addition by C Meyer on Adams Street, alterations for George O Treeder, and an additional permit at 9350 Augurisy Pirvet for unspecified work.
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C. Meyer
George O. Treeder
Storm closes many Springfield streets after wind crash
Springfield Maine March 27 heavy wind storm blocks many streets with fallen trees and debris. City reports no major damage or injuries locally though a farm home near Nixa is demolished killing a 22 month old baby and injuring others. additional homes at Ogark and Nixa wrecked.
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Springfield
Nouth
Louel
Injurad
Charles Jones
Nixa
Ogark
WANSah and Missouri Creeks Threaten City Floods
Local streams receded today but danger of flooding remained in low city areas. Weather reports from Kansas and Missouri note high water and unprecedented levels as authorities continued to monitor the situation and issue guidance.
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Kansas
Bio
Henaerts
Missouri
Wheat Crop Destroyed by Rain and Hail in Archer County
May 21 Wichita Falls Texas reports a severe storm yesterday damaged wheat across Archer county. One farmer estimates losses at 19,000 bushels from grain for a 30 bushel yield, planning to plow under damaged wheat once fields dry. Local hail damage appears limited to several communities.
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Wichita Calls
Tex
Archer County
Muskotah Town Surrounded by Flood Waters
Water from the Delaware and Little Grasshopper rivers encircled Muskotah in Atchison County as heavy rains swelled streams to near mile-wide barriers. The Missouri River level is rising with the flood.
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Atchison, Kan
Muskotah
Atchison Couny
Missouri
Automobile Licenses From Fragmented Ledger
Fragmented OCR notes list names and addresses for automobile licenses. Entries include individual identifiers, street addresses such as 117 St Narsty Street and 408 Morty Meding Street, plus partial vehicle or permit references. The legibility is poor with many misspellings.
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Mine Forest
Cworaxy Bulleing
Mico
ML Stein
St Narsty Treet
Furg
Oudnox
Reney Mere
Wilem
Mira Marke Baling
Morty Meding Street
Moustons Drought Broken By Severe Wind Storm Report
Houston May 27 reports say a severe wind, electrical, and rain storm broke a long drought. Damage described as serious, but gardens and crops were generally benefited, with notable impact on local trucking and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Obituary for George Nichols in Harlandale
George Nichols 16 years old died about Wednesday night at his mother’s home, 104 Mace Street in Harlandale addition. He is survived by his mother, two brothers Clement and Dennis, sister Miss Krunets Nichols, and other relatives. Funeral Thursday at 4:00 PM at the United Episcopal Church. interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. Mey-Tovine Undertaking Co. serves as funeral director.
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Nichols
George
Ales
EL Sichols
Mace Street
Harlandale
Tig McHey
Yother
Teo
Clement
Biurry Mtenole and Co
Miss Krunets Nichols
Thursdes Ulverpoon
Uneite Cattanioe
Coimylery
Enforcing Orders Build Sidewalks and Warrants Issued
Police filed enforcement orders to compel 10 sidewalk constructions. Fifteen more warrants target noncompliant property owners as court proceedings proceed. Anticipated warrants will be issued Thursday afternoon. Court notes no exemptions. penalties include fines and forced street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elt
Fudge Liewther
Thira
Wied
Bitte
Bam
Stone Falls Into Auto At Hoistort Wyte
A garbled report describes an incident where a stone or object fell into a vehicle near Hoistort Wyte. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate an accidental event with minor injuries possibly involving A. Pith and a priest. May 27 is referenced with timing at a corner location.
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Duvns
Hoistort Wyte
Tox
Vrrlnse
Matone
Trent
Maderalibe
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Texas
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San Antonio
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Alinebo
Larma Yeates
Mihare Booker
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Orack Lemalion
Mexico City
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Puebla
Highway Commission
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Beller
Dinka
Mattera
Slomarh
Tulba
Okin
Tulea
Sant Springs
Midiang Valley
Tod
Atranaas
tNernament Weather Bureau
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Arkanans
Port
Gitsov
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Storm
Seta
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Alig Missouri
Kay Abating
Wichitanks
Wkotah
Atchison County
Loula I Berklasy
Ms. Eies Naty JR
Bermang
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Maxwell House
Grocera
Cheek-Neal Coffee CO
Wathville
Hansan
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Mey-Tovine Undertakingy
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Crowmate
Gormley
Stone
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Pabst Engraving Co
College Street
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