Thousands Suffering Kidney Trouble Warned in Ad
A vintage newspaper ad touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as the remedy for kidney, bladder and related ailments. It claims many people suffer undiagnosed kidney trouble and urges readers to test the product with a free sample offer, listing symptoms and benefits and noting hospital use and physician backing.
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Kilmer
East 120Th St
New York City
New York
Robert Berner
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Gil
Rebels shell Santo Domingo as Powell refuses Navarro talks
Report from Santo Domingo says revolutionists shell the city and strike the US legation and city hall. Messenger with Navarro war messages arrested. Powell declines to intervene. Government claims victory with captures at San Cristobal and Samana, executions unconfirmed, Morale forms volunteer corps as rebels falter.
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Santo Domingo
United States Legation
Ministry of the Interior
John Lyon
Mercurial
Pierce
Navarro
Jiminez Ezovernment
United States
Powell
Castillo
San Cristobal
Savana Ja Mar
Puerto Plate
M. Deschamps
Casblao
Samana
Macoris
Morales
Oil Explosion Kills Woman in Newton Illinois
Miss Julia Lauger a 28 year old resident of St. Mario was fatally burned when coal oil she was pouring to light a fire ignited by live coals in the stove. Neighbors in another room and visitors assisted as the house was saved from total flames. Lauger a noted Catholic church worker and social leader in Newton.
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Newton
Julia Lauger
St. Mario
Langer
Four Injured in Fight in Middletown Kentucky
In Middletown on January 11 Newton Cole of Frenchburg and Pickett Motley of Mount Sterling were dangerously stabbed. Oscar Motley of Mount Sterling and Jess Miller of Montgomery were seriously hurt after a dispute over alleged remarks about landlady Josie Miller.
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Middletown
Newton Cole
Frenchburg
Pickett Motley
Mount Sterling
Oscar Motley
Jess Miller
Montgomery, Ky
Motley Brothers
Josie Miller
Cole
Guilty of Manslaughter In Indiana in January Verdict
Shelbyville Ind Jan 11 The jury found Ola B Powers guilty of manslaughter in the case arising from the arrest of William Wells Wells was approached on the interurban line and died next morning Powers assisted in the arrest and fired twice leading to Wells mortal wounding and death the following day
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Shelbyville
Ind
Ola B. Powers
Powers
William Wells
Wells
Farland
Washington Congressman Warner Opens Chicago Governor Run
Washington congressman Warner heads to Chicago to establish a principal headquarters for his Illinois gubernatorial bid amid confidence of victory. Army criticism grows over Col Mills promotion. Japanese note to Rua ALA seeks quick response. Canada fears U.S. migration. Clallam disaster tolls rise. many women among the dead.
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Washington
Warner
Chicago
Ofllinois
Col. Mills
Japan
Rua
Ala
Reyes
United States
Colombia
Fanomoa
Canada
Physician endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills in Arkansas notice
A Yorktown Arkansas item reports Dr Leland Williamson declaring his daily use and prescription of Dodd's Kidney Pills for Kidney Disease Back Pain Gout Rheumatism and related conditions He says the remedy restores kidneys and purifies blood improving health through consistent success The text also includes assorted anecdotes about Roosevelt Sir Tatton Sykes and other curiosities.
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Yorktown
Ark
Leland Williamson
Dodd
Williamson Bays
Portuguese Ambassador Denies Papal Edict On Gowns
Rome reports wrong claims that Pope Pius XII forbade women from wearing decollate gowns at Vatican receptions. Martins d Antas, Portugal's ambassador and dean of the diplomatic corps, says he last saw the pope on December 27 and that the pontiff made a joking remark favoring low cut gowns without issuing any injunctions or recommendations.
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Vatican
Rome
Martins d'Antas
Pope Pius
d’Antag
Grape-Nuts Seen As Key Daily Nourishment
A woman credits Grape-Nuts with sustained energy and health, saying it replaces medicine for daily vigor. She notes morning use with cream provides lasting work endurance and that the food remains plain yet nourishing, helping her stay strong through demanding days.
Typhoid Stricken Mother Jones Hospitalized in Trinidad
Labor agitator known as Mother Jones was ill with typhoid fever and pneumonia threats. She had been staying at a city hotel and was moved to a hospital for treatment in Trinidad Colorado on January 11.
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Baron Waddleston
Mother Jones
Trinidad
Colo
Chinese Resist British Advance In Tibet War
Shanghai correspondent reports a Chinese resident of Lhasa raising troops in the province of Szechuan to oppose the British advance in Tibet. The alert notes Chinese preparations as tensions rise in the region.
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London
Shanghai
The
Daily Mail
Lhasag
Bzechu
Thibet
Snagging of Steamer Reezo Pritchard Details
A fragmentary report notes the steamer Reezo Pritchard snagged and sank near Sataria on a recent Saturday. The mishap is described as an ongoing effort to salvage the vessel with logs and lines.
Man Killed in Train Incident Near Williamsville
Arthur Carter of Chicago was killed by a Chicago & Illinois train near Williamsville. The fragmentary report names a brother Joby Carter and references Pittsburgh, with several garbled phrases clarifying the prior event.
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Trath
Bloomington
Arthur Carter
Chicago
Willameville
Joby
iOarter
Pittaburg
Fragmented 1899 Denver ad and military quotation excerpt
An OCR fragment shows a Denver advert for Dean's Kidney Pills claiming back ache relief, with pricing and distribution notes. The text references historic military figures and a tale about rapid command style, including Marlborough and Von Moltke, plus a quip about duplicity and pessimism.
Defiance Starch Promises Better Size for Same Money
A fragmented ad page notes Defiance Starch offers 16 oz for the price of 12 oz, urging buyers to choose Defiance for no cooking needed. It contrasts Band brand packaging and urges savings, with scattered lines about other products and promotions.
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Certaaa
Wild Health Claims and Ads Flood 19th Century Pages
A garbled ad page touts a cure for catarrh and other products. It mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure, a reward offer, endorsements, and various fad remedies with inflated claims and misspelled names, reflecting the era’s sensational marketing. The text also includes unrelated lines about starch, seeds, and other generic goods, all in a disorganized OCR fragment.
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Bright
Binghamton
J. C. Mitchell
Nature
Marshallow CO
U. S. Marshalltown
Lown
Virginia Farms
B.chapfin & Co. Incorp
Richmond, Va
Gen. Navarro
Lenox Pile and Catarah Cure Co
Drugainta
Seeberger Block
Dew Moines
Iowa
Dresser Rug Co
Des Moines
Orsone
Fausts
Brighton
Fairfield
Defiance
Omahas Neb
Vriefly
Stock Exchange
Western Union Service
Weber & Fields
Mme
Patti
Hbel
Grover Cleveland
Parker
H. A. Sanderson
Theodore Roosevelt
W. J. Bryan
Europe
Smith Island
Victoria
B.C
Root
Roosevelt
Gen. Wilson
Gen. Wood
Battle of
San Juan
J. B. Gordon
Reed Smoot
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
France
Frederick” Bramwell
Bramwell
Fred
Lawrence
Tatterton Sykes
San Franciseco
England
Sir Tatton
Chicago Board of Trade
Yhe Board of Trade
Sete Aeereepeense Ee
Aoeusoavere
Gevseseveere
Lurdes
Vareeys
Lario
Avenue
Denver
Col
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Gale
Dru
Wallenstein
Wellington
von Moltke
Grant
Marlborough
Charlemange
Hannibal
Caesar
von Marthe
National Health and Accident Association
Crocker Bidg
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pavilie
Great Wheat Belt
Kan We Gell
Nebraska
Nde
Kanssa
Rancy Islands
Union Pacific Land
Des Moines, In
Pize
J. W.o'inten
Tair d’ Ave
Minneapolis, Minn
NEY & CO
Toledo
Cheney
Watpina, Koman & Manvor
Brefete
Toleaa
Dali
Aize
Perileat Bane
John
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