August Flower Endorsed By Malden Resident For Indigestion Relief
A letter from Captain A. G. Parcis of Malden on Hudson New York extols August Flower as the best remedy for indigestion and constipation in his home for seven or eight years. He notes its help for his wife who suffers after meals and for himself, claiming relief after taking a dose before eating. The missive accompanies a poem-like fragment detailing watchful, frail life and a dying loved one.
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Malden-on the-Hudson
N. Y
A. G. Parcis
Miner's Return Ends in Tragic Wealth Dream
Abner Landon abandons the worn farm for mining after a stern talk with his wife Mandy. He seeks quick riches, leaving money behind as a note, and endures years of toil, danger, and disappointment. Finally a true fortune is found, but his return home brings sorrow as Mandy reveals their son’s marriage and Abner’s own fallen spirit.
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Abner Landon
Abner
Mandy
Sueh Oo
Dack
Sean
Fia
Hora
Rampight
Ana
Bether Leek
Manily
Tak
Niapeile
Tim
Ife
Leon
Romieleg
Mandy Landon le Dew
Curious natural oddities and curios from distant locales
A garbled listing of curios including perpetually frozen Yakutek ground to 612 feet deep, a Gloucester florist's rare rose, a decaying Needle, a blue green pink tideful creature with two forehorns, a two-tree pine rising fourteen feet before joining, an eighteen foot six inch oak in Midway Graveyard, Sainte Gudale relic thorn in Brussels, an exhibition of fossil palm imprint, ancient Wyoming tropical pine impressions, and two oddly intersecting streams near Atzen to Crosiranville with angled water courses.
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Yakutek
Siberia
Gloucester
Florist
Brazil
Cordelo
Midway
Liberty County
Georgia
Great Britain
Sainte Gudale
Brussels
Florent III
Holland
Netherlands
Casper
Yowlog
Sett Creek
Wyoming
Atzen
Crosiranville
Turboo Work Goes On For Advancement Of Womanhood
A broad coalition of philanthropists and organizations continues a large drive for advancement of womanhood across the nation. The National Woman’s Christian Reconstruction and allied groups unite to support education, rights, and cooperative efforts for female empowerment.
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Orep
Ador
Wom&n’s
English Pickle Bottle Duty Law Clarification
The English pickle bottle makers have limited their print bottles to a pint to comply with a law. However, when faced with a tariff rule that taxes any package over a pint, they argue that a quart measure would incur duties under the law.
Terse miscellany and science notes from a distant era
Brief, fragmentary items touch on a long list of curiosities and misprints. A Lancaster resident Sid receives a wall-stolen letter. a blue primrose at a botanic exhibition attracts attention. an itinerant fiddler is hospitalized with $1,200 on him. Selkirk water and forest fires. Columbus island mystery. polar exploration risks. Caspian Sea level at a century-low. wooden nutmegs as Yankee ideas and German artificial cotton bean frauds.
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Lancaster
Yamon
Royal Botanic Society
England
Fiddler
Stockton
Cal
Selkirk
British
Coluitla
Cat
Caspian Sea
Pelicans Arrive by Pearl River Bridge in Jackson
Pelicans establish residence near Pearl River Bridge in Jackson Mississippi marking the first known inland roost away from salt water. The article also notes Avanary’s death in New York at fifteen, and recounts a barn pest story about a fox kept for a year and a rat exterminator turned pet, with garbled text about Nebraska and population trends.
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Pearl River Bridge
Jackson
Miss
Avanary
New York
Hin Fe
Oddities of Patent Medicines and Local Tales
Fragmented local notices describe oath of partnership in a firm, a claim of cured ailments with Haute Cats products, a farmer avoiding lynching over a new bug, and advertisements for Frask J Swart products. The item also mentions De Kline's Grand Nerve Restorer, Firestone remedies, and Monroe County's wateriness with scattered references to advertisements and local lore.
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Orie
Cevy
Toceno
Lucas Coonty
Prasx J. Cursas Mikes
Cuesey & Cosines
Abel Tarra
WNL
Lreenitim
A.W. Glens Natory
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Rob Wien
Earth
Pereuty
Lydia E. Pinkham
Crete
Benita
Thompson
Het Asthmi
Nsion Owen
Troreri
Washington, D
Ension
Ciainia
Pranipel
Fenaioo
Urea
Olentare Free
Dunlap Penco
Boston
Mass
Janisera Pyap Seshetoem
Allivera
McInts
Mapremwme
Tam Arch Mt. Philadalphine
MM. C.y
Peart Bt
Lenox
Burogee
Servota
Bluttwart
Hansen
Wileslow
de Kline
Phila
United States
Monroe County
Kimwax & Trian
Baltimore, Md
Bran Tontine Association
Philadelphia
Kay
Star Tontine Association
Sa Watwet
San Francisco
Chicago
Tno
Seuastras
G.T.& PA
Weekss
Ely
Newcomb, Daven
Doug
Madera Congress
Shane
Hetler
Piso
Edelweiss
Sapolio
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Missouri River
Joliet
Ottawa
Peoria
la Salle
Moline
Rock Island
Illinois
Davenport
Muscati
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
Winterset
Audubon
Harlan and Bluffs
Iowa
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minnesota
Watertows
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Cameron
St Joseph
Kansas City
Missouri
Omaha
Fairbury
Nelson
Nebrasa
Atchisan
Leavenworth
Horton
Topeks
Hutchinson
Wichita
Belleville
Abilene
Dodge City
Caldwell
Kansas
Kingfisher
el Reno
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colorado
Saat
Vast
Chicao
Council Bluffs
Topnka
ST. Joseph
California
East Lake City
Orden
Helsna
Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
Southern
Nebraska
Kaneas
Indian Territory
Pike's Park
Manitou
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Albert Sea
Pipestonn
Watertown
Seneca
Kaneabee
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Atchison
Canada
ST. John
John Sebasti Ley Gus Mage
Ill
Manet
Uri
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