Humphreys Cures Fever and Other Ailments Ad
Humphreys medicine claims cures for fever worms infants diseases diarrhea neuralgia headache dyspepsia delayed periods leucorrhea skin diseases rheumatism malaria whooping cough kidney diseases urinary issues and colds. Sold by druggists or prepaid by mail at 25c per bottle or $1 for list. Address Humphreys Medicine, 411 William St.
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Hrauers
Howeoraitnic Maxvan
Dikkasne
Marie Pam. Humphreys
Illiam St
Oldest Known Medical Revisit Reed By French Jarper Prints
A fragmented OCR blends notes on early medical recipes dating to 4000 BC, including a hair tome and cautions about mercury in catarrh remedies. It mixes tales of expeditions, misread names, and scattered quotes from a Chicago Tribune piece on antique practices.
Fragmentary OCR notice hints at Breton NY real estate ad
A garbled OCR passage mentions Breton NY and a proprietor offering genuine notices. It references a place and a public or real estate context with unclear details and partial names. The fragment suggests an ad or notice type common in local papers with limited readable content.
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Ernst Widny
Lee Ritmer
Breton
Tye
Pere
Onin
Supreme Court Upholds Law Requiring Mileage Ticket Sales
The Supreme Court ruled the 1891 Michigan law requiring railroad companies to sell mileage tickets at set prices is constitutional. The decision, joined by Justices Long and Moore with dissenters Hewker and Grant, upholds the state’s authority to regulate transportation rates for intrastate use, while limiting interstate implications.
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Supreme Court
Henry
Smith
Lake Shore & Michigan
Louthern Mailroad
Lenawee
Junge Lave Tasuing
Mitroad Company
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Justion Montgomery
Cenelasion Regeliott
All Michigan Southern Railway
Nevills
Loustin Allroad Co
Metieylvania
New York
binky _brosision
Vontrolligg
Donny
Wade Ana Plato
Wariaie
Utah
Mets
Legisettus
Shove & Y
Michigan Southern
Mason
Invention Aims to Light Tire and Boil Water
A proposal suggests a device to light a tire and boil a gallon of water, noting its potential vast public importance if successful and capable of keeping lamps burning day and night.
Rail projects rival over Hudson Bay link to grain routes
A proposed extension of the Lake St. John Railway toward Hudson Bay seeks a faster grain route to Baraye via Hudson Straits, potentially connecting Winnipeg to Hilson Bay. Analysts weigh costs, settlement needs, and traffic gains against a longer northern rail corridor toward Klondike prospects and northern passenger travel. The debate centers on whether inland travel could justify early tourist use and settlement along the line versus pursuing a direct route to Hudson Bay and James Bay areas.
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Quebec
Winnipeg
Hilson Bay
Baraye
Hudson's Straits
St. Joha Raihway
Holson Bay
Engrliah Ivan
Lake St. Dujin
Jumes Bay
Aod
Hucson Bry
Trafic
Cuelles
Koborval
Madson Bay
York
Man Claims Cure From Pills in 1800s Advertisement Tale
A long reader fragment recounts a medical pill remedy pitched by a salesman-turned-endorser. It describes health improvements, repeated testimonials, and repeated urging to try the pills. The piece documents the directorate and sale location, noting a period tone and an emphasis on alledged recovery through the treatment.
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Amine
Mareaid
Micki
Salling
Foratians
Henry Audi
Ant
Alice
Wlaraelni
Diethalewil
Broutin
Berl
Bert Hope
Ariel
Neler
Prude
Pda
Hullie
Vowley
Aed Wehnley
Pilli Ag
Prsjee
Breas
Tyler
A.J. Nienoisox
Speen Renticky
von Heron
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Michiana Tribune
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Arden
Vaile Bay
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Shudson Bay
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Eltorkeliy
Orin
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Cowie
Sun
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Morenci
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