Fragmented high school dialogue and odd phrasing
A garbled passage shows students debating Nero and a misheard joke about coldness. It also mentions Mandy passing a store with a sale sign and includes a stray note about glow worms and a beetle couple. The text is fragmentary and resembles OCR noise from a historical page.
The Two Cousins Talk of Camels and Hair
A playful dialogue unfolds among cousins about camels and their humps hair and fashion as they joke about country habits. The tale shifts to a dramatic report on the Custer Wolf, the infamous criminal of the range, killed by U.S. Department of Agriculture hunter H. T. Williams after a nine year reign of terror and a long pursuit near Custer South Dakota.
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Cael
Cousin Draiedary
Mousin
Camel
Lrowedary
Tam
Carmel
Asia
Coushn
Cyne
Cousin Chael
Raetrtan
Cousin Camet
Ertun
Custer Wolf
Custer
S. Dak
Wulf
Desert
Hell
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Biological Survey
Custer H. T. Williams
Wiliams
Williams
Pelgar Mountiny
Imate
Wil
Togeta
Top
Jing
Sini Fie Canyon
Wil Bie
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claim Using Local Remedies
An old advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy. It asserts the product is made from tonics and blood purifiers, prescribed by leading physicians, with testimonials available. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Toe J
Cheney & CO
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Dodge Bros
Shepherdstown
Nobby
Royal Cord
United States
Firestone
Chais
Hassler
Sil
Boyce
Macbeth
Violet Ray
Nationalute
Willard Rage
Jefferson Sales Company
SHEP
Portland CT
Ross
Hodges-Lemon Co., Inc
W. Va
Kerneysville
Nero
Bill
Mandy
Dackly Savery Farry Jalegs
Polke
Camel Degan
Hersing
Cousin Camel
Fletcher
Castor