Peruna Promises Kidney Catarrh Relief and Health
An 1910s style health ad claims Peruna cures catarrh of the kidneys and related ailments. It cites testimonials from readers including Mr Samuel A Pixon of Kansas City and others, praising Peruna as a safe reliable remedy for long standing kidney disease and general drop in health. The piece warns of kidney issues and urges internal remedies to reach the source of catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Samuel A. Pixon
Troost
Avkansan
Peruse
Ghost in White Robe Stops Car On San Francisco Beach
A Park police officer and Mr. Arthur Pigeon chased a reported supernatural visitation after a gleaming white figure in a luminous robe blocked a car on the lava road near a San Francisco beach. The ghost vanished at dawn, leaving witnesses shaken and skeptical of the tale.
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Pigeon
A. Daly
Policeram Daly
Heven
Figesa
Max
Police
Spook
Pollesman Daly
Ghost Sightings Stir Park Party Fearful Escape
An uneasy party in a park reports seeing a girllike ghost, prompting Captain Glee som to issue orders to arrest any figure matching the description. The tale unsettles the men who dread detailing Pigson's shaft, leaving their memories haunted by the incident.
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Auto Party
Gleesom
Pigson
Garden gate gossip and a looming divorce
Mrs Brown and Mrs Jones discuss Mrs Gay's alleged scandal, noting late nights with a store clerk and a possible divorce. The talk moves through parlor chats at tea, church gatherings, and the Mothers' Meeting as rumors spread and worry grows. The piece reflects social scrutiny and marital strife in a rural community.
Countess of Warwick to Tour America for Memoir Proceeds
The Countess of Warwick plans to begin a lecture tour of America this year. The endeavor, tied to proceeds from her memoirs she is currently writing, aims to fund her ambition of owning and editing repertoires.
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Countess of Warwick
America
Spd
MARSH THE KING EDWARD TRAINER OF RACING GIANTS
Richard Marsh emerges as King Edward’s famed trainer, guiding the Royal stables at Egerton House Newmarket. The man built a vast British racing empire, steering horses like Diamond Bing and Persimmon to Derby glory while managing a princely establishment with staff, a private chapel, farms, and a model stable village.
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Edward
Shich
Donvasiyr
Richard March
Ubowive
Rogasta
Hla
bAilty
Marsh
England
Dick Marsh
Tospalaiiat
Egerton House
Newmarket
Brave
Royal Arms
Galerad
Guiu
Beme
Anancia
Himsel
Margate
Falkestons
Tate
Bar
Dick Marah
Experence
Rin
Ial Biek
Folkestone
Bart
Bmesth
Garden
Kent
Smrerh
Canterbury
Abe Briy
Dick Mapati
Manrinn
Dover
Tate Qaptale Stachel
Captain Mechellan
Jackry
Wail
Stachel
Duke of Hamilton
Margula of
Hartington
Duke of Devonshirr
Lad of
Dudley
Poland
Isinte du of Hamilton
Lordship Farm
Seramy
Duke of Hamilten
Lord Dudley
Lord Hartingam
Captain D'Orvay
Baltart
Dorsea
Wighties
Walsh
Na Tom
Wight
Walea
Marcon Bareford
Bia
Aid
Baron de Hirsch
Lilly
Sandringham
Victoria
Sandown
Spain
Rerline
Ines
Vietacix
Marah
Toe King
King
Persimmon
Mr. Leopold
de’ Rothschild
Mareh
Sion of & Coustrr Aguire
Thirlwell
Sussex
Marat
Mise Darilog
Gam Ne More
Newmarket Heath
Newwarket
Marsh's
Privat
The Postman and the Silent Pages
An excerpted scene follows a postman’s routine revealing inner longings and social tensions. A vivid, somewhat dreamlike portrait contrasts ordinary delivery with unspoken desire, fear, and class cues as a schoolgirl, clerk, and other figures react to letters and the promise of correspondence. The piece evokes mood over plot.
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Max Tures
Aminiy
Bolta
Ekarga
Oman
Shien
Royal racing legend and estate in Egerton House saga
A fragmented chronicle recalls Persimmon's narrow St Leger win and King Edward VII's era racing splendor. It details Marsh's Derby successes, the Diamond Jubilee triumphs, the rise of Herbert Jones as Royal Jockey, Egerton House as a nursery of champions, lavish rooms and royal visits amid 1900s racing culture.
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Egertin Molise Marth
Lord Gerard
Arhur James
Jockey Club
Exerion Himawala
Egerton House
Nowadys
Lord Ellesmere
Marsh
Bretchworth
New British Army to recruit four divisions for territorial service
The article outlines plans to raise 165000 men for four divisions of the new Volunteer Army from regions across Great Britain. It notes excess manpower in several areas, with details on divisions, home counties, and potential brigades for the London divisional structure. The piece mentions the Bishop of Manchester amid reporting on military recruitment and beliefs.
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Beitse Terriorial
Ee Enquitéil Bhrach
Wisteiel
Ube Eniurralmare
Tetany Volunterrs
Newbee Dyer
Jared
Scotland
Wales
Millanda
Wildlands
London Divisiour
Torre Roval
Ieaily i Mignasis
Fragmented Local Notice Summary From OCR Text
Incomplete readable lines describe a local event or notice with unclear names and dates. The fragmentary text mentions a person and place but lacks full details to confirm actions or outcomes.
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Montreal
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Sano
Isaac Rosen
Veig
Resch’s
Resch's, Limited
Dawling St
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Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Woods
Mrs. Meek
Mr. White
Miss Smith
Biz
Mam
Ace
Richard Marsh
Whitten
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