August Flower Relief After Five Months of Stomach Ills
A patient describes chronic stomach trouble including fullness after meals wind pains and water brash. After one bottle of August Flower over two weeks symptoms fully relieved and the patient recommends Druggist Thomas McHenry of Allegheny City and notes the medicine was bought for his own use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McHenry
Car. Irwin
Western Ave
Allegheny City
Ary
New Jersey
U.S. A
Mysterious Barisal Sounds Spark Debate Among Scientists
A long-standing Bay of Bengal mystery the Barial gun noises in the Ganges delta defy explanation. The Asiatic Society of Bengal surveys the phenomenon with local reports, seeking a physical cause while dismissing supernatural theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodin Ne
Barbal
Ganges
Kona
Ynant
Barilla
Harisih
Has
Bengal
Dace
Chittagong
Cherra Puani
Bay of Bengal
Taythiont
Mavanna
Ceylon
Ceylon: the Other, That Arial Belnis —Devatas
Khan A Ali
Khan Jahan
Tabstidar
Baganat
H. S Olcott
Comanion
Asiatic Society of Bengal
Barisal
Wil
Lepore Buried Alive and Mission to Lepers in India
A historical note claims Lepore was buried alive amid harsh treatment of lepers in India before Christian influence. It mentions a prior custom, and a lasting fourteenth year mission by Foglish rulers to aid fourteen million Lepurs Todln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Lupurs
His Wedding Gift and Other Fragments in 19th Century Notes
A mixed column recounts a fashionable wedding gift scene where Jerome Vernon duplicates a vase as a gift for Miss Everett, prompting humorous realization. The piece then shifts to varied items: depth records in the western Mediterranean, hypnotic patients and phonograph claims, an underground railway plan on Jungfrau, a meteorological station idea, a white fench specimen in London, a burial note for William Dimes, and mining electricity opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Vernon
Bell
Miss Everett
Mr Evernon
Mie Everett
Mrs Vernon
Jesinw
Jerome
Tuers
Nolsing
Mr Everett Dhink
Jake
Vernon Han
Mediterranean
Sicily
Sardinia
Africa
Barla
Malta
Candia
Pipel
Paris
Jut
Jungfena Te Ite
Sys
Toberly
Walestine
London
William Dimes
Corgasa
Imes Walyberd
Romaine Waco Dis
St. Louis Republic
Triples and Tales from the Press Funny Snippets
A collage of humorous clippings recounts quips about language, lawsuits, detectives, and family life. Jests range from a lawyer’s use of words in indictments to a father awaiting news of a baby’s sex. A hotel clerk notes a guest’s departure as a thermometer is inspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Herald
Brown
Tennus
Gaston
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Bosband
London
Florence
New York Tribune
Chiat
Pyle
James Pyle
Various era opinions and oddities in a New York miscellany
A scrambled, satirical column surveys social mores and manners. It mentions a Tunisian marriage figure, a New York bride facing gifts, queenly fashion, the sultan's edict on child selling, and quips on bachelor taxation and compliments. It reflects playful, era-tinged social commentary with scattered names and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Danbury
Conn
Alae Ali
Eng
Mackay
New York
Adi Tosry
Morocco
Fed
Fragmented OCR era humor and ads blend in early papers
A scrambled OCR strip mixes mock historical quips with faux travel doodles, snippets about a canal captain and a Towdoin expedition, and assorted ads for medical cures and periodicals. The garbled text references Indian races, social scenes, jokes, and dubious patent remedies from a bygone newspaper page.
Western editor’s long suspension ends with garish ads
A western editor resumes publishing after a lengthy shutdown amid garbled headlines and confusing ad copy. The piece mentions patent medicines, dramatic boasts, and a dramatic claim of restored health, alongside references to various products and sensational slogans.
The Only Ove Keer Printed and Fast Train West
A fragmented advert style article notes a word game and misread text about a lathe, a ship in Africa, and a 17 mile submarine cable network. It mentions the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific fast train service from Chicago to Denver, and a note about five thousand girls at a Venton factory under royal oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furor
Chicago
Rock Irian
Pactrto
Chicwro
Dew Homes
Que
Lincoln
Denver
Gharge
Armoury
Benven
Brad
Venton
Queen of
Luly
Conte
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Vanetiiert
Thompson
Pensions
Washington
Swanets
Stere
Ernie Disfane
Pele
Traye T
Petretany
Mate
Kansas
Ty Waite
Charleston
Coonenye van In TH
Bea
Des
Palents Pensions ‘Sreiek of
Ri ‘gunner_ gui
U SS
Canada
Addrem Marald Baye
Ely
Wuwald Kennedy
Roxbury, Mass
Kennedy
U. S
Lenox
Hall of Lords
Lake County
California
Australia
Ponr
Prainer
Sattered
Halle
Triples
Atchison Grate
Linglampton Republican
Latimor
Somerville Jourcal
Svoman
Bos Darling
Bingkempion Ubiicas
Charly
Heston
Lord Sansots
Poe
Texas
Publica- Hon
Mune If
Moe Hattonhole Lakers
Evi
Fiat
Ti Maur
Buftale
Drugpiois
Toledo
Toclin Beneres
Ofbulis
EPPS
Conia
I Tum
Covi Sery
Grocers
Ti James Epps & CO
Homeopathic Chemists
England
Aptet
Mit
Beit
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Miss
Orvis Kasih
Harter Medicine CO
St. Li
Borewells
Conta
W. Baker & CO
Cocos
Hrebing
Etretyi Lenin
Baker &Co
Dorchester
Man
Portland
Gregg
Great Western Railway
Great Pacific Seaport
Red
Tawood Real Estate
Dorieed
Sapital
Mahara
Prospectus Gietne
Wa Metall
Keel Ketaia
Joseph J. Meteatis
Gant
Heuihiat
W. Ton Ion
Geen Fiarber
Wees Puri
Pareautrees
Oogons
Noa
Sylvanian Va
Daby
Castors
Abe
Piso
Dragrets
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