A CHILD'S RECOVERY FROM A MALADY IN UMA TILLA
A reporter travels to Umatilla to verify the tale of young Fannie Adams cured after years of paralytic fits and convulsions. The Adams family, from East Tennessee, sought Dr Will Pink Pills for Pale People, and after four doses the child improved markedly, prompting broad local interest.
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Fannie Adams
Umatilla
Lake
Eustis
Fla
Wiracutous
Jannie Adams
A. J. Adams
al J. Adams
East Tennessee
Florida
Adams
Tennessee
Éake
Waunie
F ‘Adams
Shelton
Williams
Jug
Dr. Willits’ Medicine Company
Schoud F . Os
Swollen, Suart aa takes the sting in a strange listing
A fragmented OCR style notice mentions shoe stores in Kentucky and Allen's address. The garbled text references stamps and trials, with unclear details about the event or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tria
Allen ‘S
Misread Electrician Fatal Shock Incident Reported
Fragmentary note discusses a misapprehension about a man who died from an electric shock. It mentions a strock fromm a trol idl Chief and references feed wires and platforms. The piece hints at a fatal accident and claims about how long it takes to kill a man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
n-Standard Union
Agai v
Boston
Fragmented OCR reads like ragged newspaper page
Readable bits show a reader turning pages with mixed punctuation and stray characters. The garbled text hints at a column layout and partial captions but little coherent event data.
Mona and Kenneth face uncle's demand in London homes
Mona returns to London with her uncle Mr Craig and Kenneth Macalister. A heated confrontation follows as Uncle Sandy bans Mona from marrying Kenneth, ordering Kenneth to Craigdarroch and sending Mona to Mine Debrisay. Mona and Debrisay discuss what comes next amid family pressure.
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Alexander Craig
Contrexeville
Strasbourg
Mona
Switzerland
Rhine
Murray
Haedeker
Dresden
Sand
Craig
London
Darlin
Mr. Craig
Aime
Debrisay
Uncle Sarndy
Kenneth
Miss Mona
Madame
Kenneth S
Sandy
Mme
Angel
Osbrill
Lever
Safa
Everard
Mme. Debrisay
Deb
Mr. Waring
Ake
Waring
Mona Bean
Uncle Sandy
Pagan Mona
Kensington Gardens
Tani
Moon
Stith
Wy Willor
Gwele Sandy
Anete “Sandy
Na Ely
Sulig
Jost
Norrow
Téadime
Kenneth Macalister
Mena
Leddy
Vatiance
Tedris
Min
Quandary voiced by fire eating citizen in Washington Star
The Washington Star quotes a citizen in a tense moment saying I’m in a quandary as a magazine feud unfolds over manuscript receipt and read time. Wartime style notices warn of health risks urging use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for kidneys and digestion. Nevada ranks as sparsely settled per square mile, Idaho follows. A Pennsylvania pensioner donates 350 dollars claimed to be fraudulently obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Lavier
Lanier
San Antonio
Damrosch
Washington Star
Nevada
America
Idaho
Hall's Catarrh Cure Sold At 7 Cents A Dose
Oregon Indians protest after being sentenced to thirty days in jail for intoxication while a white man receives only five days for the same offense. The ad notes Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and priced at seven cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Oregon
Painful Affliction in Hood Medicated Letter from Winamac
A letter from Winamac Indiana describes a father's troubles with boils and carbuncles. He credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing him after trial and use. The writer notes his mother also finds Wood's Sarsaparilla helpful for rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofi
Winamac
Ind
Hood
Wood
Guy E. Newkirk
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Dable
Farley
A. Fratr
Rane Seran
Craigdarroch
Bertia Everard
Aweel
Varra
Prinacle
Craigdarrach
Tam
The
United
Bright
Hostetter
Pension Bureau
Pennsylvania
Tate
Pie
Mia
Winslow
Boatouse
Davenport
Salvation Army
Piso
Amos Reiner
Cherry Valley, Jr
Pearl Diamond
Sam Fale
Ag. Stertang Remedy CO
Chicago
Moniead
Van
New Yorks
Te Enone
Walter Baker & Co
Walter Baker & Co. Limited
Dorchester, Mass
Doctor Hi
Foster
Sq.t
FAY Manilla Roofing CO
Camden
Rae EU
Sloux City Printing CO
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