Suffered For Months Miss Ella Off Finds Recovery
In Indianapolis, Indiana, Miss Ella Off recounts a long run-down constitution. After doctors failed to help, a druggist advised Peruna. Weeks later her appetite returned, fatigue faded, sleep improved, and she fully recovered in months. She thanks Dr. Hartman for the medicine.
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Ella
Linden St
Indianapolis
Ind
Lia
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Too Early for Peace Says Japanese Editor
New York report quotes Nasujiro Ishikawa editor of Machi Shimbun in Tokyo as saying Japanese public opinion prefers delaying peace. He cites seizing Harbin and Vladivostok to curb Russian aims and estimates indemnity ranges from 750,000 to 2.5 billion dollars, with a personal view near 1 billion.
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New York
Nasujiro Sahikan
Machi Shimbun
Tokio
Komura
Japan
Harbin
Vladivostok
Ishikow
Fever in New Orleans Under Tightening Control
New Orleans authorities expect to reach a clear view of fever conditions by week’s end and speak with authority on eradicating the disease before frost. Daily inspections improve reporting. officials foresee no new cases from the original infection and note fruit trade shifts to Mobile unless fruit companies accept regulations preventing fever reintroduction.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Rich Nevada gold strike sparks rush to Whitehorse district
Reno area roars over an immense strike in the Whitehorse district where Devitt Boyee and associates from Pittsburg report an eight inch vein yielding claims of 160000 dollars per ton. ore samples and assayers' returns confirm a high grade find as prospecting outfits rush to the scene despite limited access. In Berlin a Cameroon governor report notes Senegalez troops closed a German station at Mistum missum and plundered goods. Captain Sseeunamann was shot and German forces killed five and captured four.
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Reno
Nev
Heno
Whitehorse
Devitt Boyee
Berlin
Cameroon
Foreign Office
Congo
Mistummissum
Sseeunamann
Hoch’s Scalp Prompts Retrial Across Cities
Chicago reports no chance Hoch will be executed after a reprieve for the wife killer. Cincinnati and St Louis officials discuss with State's Attorney Healey possible crimes of Amy and murder attributed to Hoch. Even if he escapes Cook County prosecutions, charges in other cities loom for years.
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Chicago
Johann Hoch
Marie Walcker-Hoch
Cincinnati
St Louis
Healey
Hock
Cook County
Fort Kingston Photo Case Sees Clarke Committed for Trial
Investigation before a magistrate in Fort Kingston Jamaica leads to Dr. Franklin Clarke of Boston being committed for circuit court trial at end of next month for allegedly obtaining a photograph of Port Royal fortifications. A British noncommissioned officer who aided Clarke is to be questioned.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Franklin Clarke
Boston
Port Royal
Clarke
Gospel autos used in preaching tours reach rural crowds
Gospel wagons cars tents and bicycles are now gospel automobiles in missionary tours. Two pastors in Paris traveled many miles by automobile and preached to large numbers of country people gathered at markets and fairs. They distributed leaflets and tracts among attendees.
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Paris
Tea Provides Insight On Cost And Camouflage In Nature
A fragment discusses tea prices compared to government costs and notes that nature uses camouflage. Animals imitate foliage to hide from predators while plants mimic stones to avoid detection.
Bank of England Draft Advances Versus Money Back Plan
A Brussels chemist reports success in overcoming barriers to coating non conducting items with silver and gold plating. The breakthrough promises plates embroidery wood carving and related non metallic articles broader application and potential market impact.
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Bank of England
Brussels
A Real Martyr and Nervous Troubles in a Quirky Exchange
A fragment hints at a comic or sentimental exchange about selling, nerves, and marital remarks. Mrs Lapsting complains of low spirits and poor nerves while her husband chuckles and mocks her. Odd references to tea, business, and sardonyx appear in the quirky dialogue.
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Mra
Britain's Oldest Post Office in Cheshire Village
Britain's oldest post office, in the Cheshire village of Motham, dates from the sixteenth century with the year 1594 inscribed over the doorway. The building remains a notable relic of postal history in Great Britain.
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Britain
Great Britain
Cheshire
Motham
Railroads Stockholders Count Surpasses Record
Interstate Commerce Commission data show about 1 220 railroads with 227 851 stockholders across the industry. The figures illustrate the scale of ownership and the spread of investment in the railroad system.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Strange Hat Window Shows Market Pressure on Choices
A woman notices a hat or bonnet in a milliner window and wonders why she is urged to buy what she may not want. The piece questions whether grocers and salespeople push products, contrasting Lion Coffee’s long standing popularity with the idea of steering customers toward looser, less standardized coffees.
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Kiss
Greene
Teva
Perwinde
Company maners expected to face consequences
A fragmented note suggests an employer expects discipline or consequences when workers misstep. The readable text hints at accountability within a business setting, though full details are unclear.
Reprieve Granted For Bluebeard Murderer Hoch
Chicago Jonata Hors known as Ele bard and convicted of poisoning his wives received a reprieve from Governor Deneen until August 25, following hours of anxiety. The stay came after funds for an appeal, totaling 500 dollars, were raised by Hoch's attorney and friend. Hoch, hopeful yet resigned, awaited the ruling, spoke with guards and visitors, read the Bible, prayed, and prepared for a possible Supreme Court review.
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Chicago
Jonata Hors
Elebard
Biganitet
Omm
Fiidlay
Deneen
Hoch
Bimret
Whitman
F. W. McNamara
Jaii
Supreme Court
Three Young Ladies Drowned in Columbia River near Government Island
In Portland Oregon three teenage girls Edna Fisher 15 Zeigler 25 and May Zeigler 18 died when they swam from Fisher's Landing to Government Island. The group left in a rowboat and after resting swam into deep water hitting a steep bank. Mrs Timmons and Lulu Zeigler attempted rescue though they could not swim. Strong swimmer later recovered the bodies as rescuers fought to resuscitate the victims.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia River
Government Island
Fisher's Landing
Edna Fisher
Zeigler
May Zegler
Mrs. Timmons
Mies Lalu Zeigier
Roosevelt approves Utah land entry point designation
President Roosevelt has reviewed the Utah and Colorado registration point plan for Uintah Indian reservation land openings. He approves the Provo, Price, Ver and Grand Junction designations and will not alter the process or interfere with the opening order issued by the Land Commissioner.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Utah
Colorado
Uintah
Provo
Price
Ver
Grand Junction
Thompson v Walsh dispute over Camp Bird mine deal
In New York a mining broker John A Thompson sues Colorado operator Themes Walsh for a half share of fourteen million four hundred thousand dollars. The case centers on a sale of the Camp Bird mines and ongoing claims of title and compensation. Proceedings proceed in the United States circuit court as details unfold.
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New York
United States
John A. Thompson
Themes Walsh
Colorado
Walsh
Camp Bird Sroue
Thompson
Thousands of Women Find Health With Lydia E Pinkham
In Mrs Pinkham’s office thousands report cures from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it restores health and strength by directly aiding the uterine system. The article extols its tonic and reconstructive powers for menstrual, ovarian, and related female disorders and invites readers to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Jesus
Lydia BE
Pinkhan
Sand Reveals Thirteenth Century Church in Soulac
In Soulac Gascony a church long buried under sands was uncovered after a cross appeared above the dune. Investigations showed the cross linked to a steeple and a well preserved thirteenth century church was excavated in the town.
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Soulac
Gascony
Fragrant Tea Offer and The Knowing Book Ad
A promotional note invites customers to return tea with the company name if unsatisfied, promising refunds. It mentions Knowing Book A and Shilling & Company of La Frascinca Pride im Work, and includes a philosophical blurb about mastering a trade through discipline, learning, and invention to achieve excellence.
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A, Shilling & Company
la Frascinca
What Will He Do With Fortune That Falls In?
A windfall lands in a poor man's lap prompting friends to ask about automobiles or jewelry. He answers by choosing restraint and the chance to simply enjoy life, reflecting on wealth and temptation with humor.
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Ope
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Reese
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Sebiaeinae
A. Sehnling & Company
San Frasersen
Bluebeard
Ross Company
South Beart
Sacred Heart Academy
Ocden, Utah
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