Pinkham remedy ad and testimonials from Minneapolis woman
A Minneapolis resident Mrs. Josefi AsELIN shares her recovery from years of illness aided by injections and Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The ad invites readers to write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co for personal, confidential advice.
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Minneapois
Minn
Josefi Aselin
Monroe St
N.E
Minneapolis
E. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Contempt and Confusion in Sparse Court Testimony
A courtroom exchange reveals a confused witness who claims he heard nothing while eating at a restaurant. The Mangled dialogue shows the judge pressing, while references to immigration contempt clash with a Flora Brenner remark about respect and a Sioux Indian anecdote involving gun purchases and a wary storekeeper.
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Jad
Saturday Journal
Flora Anne Brenle
New York
Immigration Department
Tie Reservation
Indiana
Kansas farmer on whisky issue warns of social drinking
A ruddy faced Kansan speaks on liquor policy arguing that whisky habit forms from saloon sociability among boys and social drinkers, not bootlegged bottles. He suggests resubmission would fail two to one where he lives, and notes the hard core drinker would not be swayed.
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Kansas
Official breath tester at Iron Mountain yards
Railroad officials tighten safety rules after a Dupo Missouri yard incident where a engineer claimed two beers before a run. The official questioned how many beers would render him drunk, and the engineer admitted about twenty. The official said to delay departure, noting the engineer was one tenth drunk.
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Iron Mountain
Dupo 1
Treath-Ameller
Trenton
Bure
Overal
Interest of Manufacturers in Temperance Drive in Columbia
26 leading Bemuthing manufacturers in Columbia Ohio joined local and state WCTU and D U officials to plan temperance literature distribution in their plants and workplaces. Proposals include leaflets pamphlets and posters with simple language and scientific facts about alcohol harms under the bureau system. WCTU aims to expand this educational effort nationwide with interest already shown by railway officials.
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Columbia
Ocal
W. OC
D. U
Property owner laments rents and liquor impact
A Chicago landlord writes to the Chicago Tribune recounting five families he evicted in six years for nonpayment. He states the male heads were educated but alcohol dependent, expresses sympathy yet notes financial losses, and argues prohibiting liquor would improve landlords and tenants.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Enemy of Whisky and Brandy Declares Beer Menace
Dr Hugo of Koenigsberg argues that praising a peer as the greatest enemy of whisky and brandy hardly reduces distilled liquor use. He warns that this stance has shifted consumption toward beer, increasing overall alcohol intake.
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Hugo of
Koenigsberg
Curious Chinaman Talks About Whisky Opium Trade Impact
At the World Christian Citizenship Conference in Portland a Chinaman argued that whisky leads a man to abuse his wife and opium creates a home with a helpless wife. He asked if these vices explain why Americans support the whisky trade and opium traffic.
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Portland
Harry Lauder Advocates Temperance In Bristol Church
Harry Lauder, noted entertainer, delivered a temperance address in a Bristol church. He surprised many by praising sociability of drinking and declaring himself a total abatainer.
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Harry Lauder
Bristol
England
Woman Found Near Powder Magazine in Wharton New Jersey
Mrs Mary Kerrick was missing for days before being located near a powder magazine in Wharton New Jersey her proximity to the volatile site posed a risk of a large explosion that could have shaken the region.
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Wharton
N. J
Mary Kerrick
Porthara
Jersey
Munger Strike Wine Out Arrests In Washington MN
Abraham Dehart arrested for disorderly conduct after a erratic disturbance in Washington Minnesota tied to a failed wine strike. Court records show ongoing legal action stemming from the incident.
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Munger
Washington, MN. J
Abraham Dehart
Ready to Meet Them All Colonel Younghusband
Colonel Younghusband, famed leader of the Lhasa expedition, jokes about being treated lightly by frivolous youths and jokes about peers like Lord Sandwich. He recalls an awkward encounter in Washington at a British embassy reception with an American girl misnaming him and riffing on noble titles.
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Younghusband
Lhasa
Thibet
Lord Sandwich
Washington
John Dut
Spongecake
Cure for Childrens Eruption Promises Rapid Relief
A Jackson Missouri reader describes a child’s severe body eruption turning into bloody sores. After trying various ointments, Cureuta Soap and Ointment allegedly cured the child within days, with sleeping and health restored in a week. Free sample and 32 page Skin Book offered by Cutiora Soap and Ointment, Dept Boston.
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Jackson
Becaue
Bartels
Cutioura
Dept
Boston
Ady
War of the World spoof schedule teased by editors
A satirical exchange in the Saturday Journal mocks an anticipated War of the World broadcast. The editor fears a hoax could be reported as fact, while the star reporter insists the story is ready and warns not to be duped if it occurs.
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Star
Tye
Saturday Journal
Pierce
Eazaenia
Jon Ey
Pleres
Restful Exercise Hint for Tired Housewife
A compact wellness tip instructs lying on the floor for 16 minutes with no pillow under the head. Exhale and relax, noting a feeling of being altogether different when the time is up.
Castoria Ad Promo Cites Trusted Family Remedy
An old advertisement touts CASTORIA as a safe remedy for infants and children, urging buyers to seek the product bearing the signature line for authenticity. The copy emphasizes trusted use for young ones and promotes crying and discomfort relief associated with the product.
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Renallte
Term Too Grief and the Two Year Congress Debate
A Courles Journal excerpt mocks the two year term for congressmen with sharp remarks. A speaker questions what can be achieved in that period while joking about a wife answering all the letters he gets. The piece satirizes legislative term length and public duties.
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Courles
It Is Good for Man It Is Good for Man
It is a period ad claiming Hanford's Balsam heals sores burns and other external ills. The text urges keeping the remedy in every home and presents it as a valuable household cure.
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Hanford
Obstinate Fellow Defends Ned Amid Bullding Accusation
A fragmentary quotation shows a judge describing a man as obstinate and resistant to admitting Ing was bulldying. The terse line implies a courtroom or legal setting where a witness or defendant resists truth, highlighting tense dialogue and characterization.
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Nee Ing
Point of View. Pathent This lean iit haye work
Doctor To me it is well done Baltimore American notes a concise evaluation of a medical piece praising its clarity and execution while signaling a period tone and newspaper voice of the era.
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Baltimore
Fight Plague in the Orient Tuberculosis Tide
An international effort to combat tuberculosis in Asia and the Pacific races ahead with national and private group action. Japan, the Philippines, India, and Australia form organizations while the United States and New York based groups aid prevention programs across Asia, Africa, and the Americas. A western minister and local church figures appear in unrelated anecdote.
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Japan
Philippines
India
Aus Iria
AhMea
China
United States Public Health Service
New York
Africa
South
Old Maide-a Type Aims for Self Regard at Seaside Dinner
A reflective family scene shows a rare old maid-a, two sad love affairs shaping her cheerless mood. A five year old console, the niece claims self worth boldly at dinner, saying she already thinks a whole lot of herself.
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Ife
Eranduiece
Young Lovers Rivalry In A Tiny Dialogue
A fragment from a late 19th or early 20th century miscellany records a brief exchange between two young girls Agnes six and May seven. They tease over a boy named John with playful accusations and quick retorts reflecting childlike social drama.
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Agnes
May
John
Little May
Great Story State Wrightsee Indiana In 1912
In 1912 Wrightsee Indiana practiced minerals valued at 42.99 dollars. Ponman To say nothing of the aerial.
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Great Story
Wrightsee
Indiana
Not Unusual Case
A fragmented reminiscence with archaic dialects references hearing Casey in trouble. It mentions Putnam Fadeless Dyem and domestic life themes, with a judge named The Mitehen range. The text reads like a courtroom or literary snippet with unclear full context.
Anciens Glazing Discovery At Mercy of Ceramics
Henry C Mercer of Daylestown Penn uncovers an ancient glazing method among Mesigo and Whabitante wares. His study, cited by American Art News and the University of Pennsylvania, reclassifies potteries by glaze types and suggests early prehistoric Mexican usage predates Egyptian and Chinese glazing.
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Henry C. Mercer
Daylestown
University of Pennsylvanis
Tay Lend
American Art Newe
Murcer
University Museum
Warrance
Atape
Mr. Mercer
Population and religious context in early Babylonian era narrative
The article reflects on early Hebrew origins in Ur, noting social and religious conditions during the founder's life. It mentions Sarah, Tait, and surrounding heathen worship, Babylonian royalty, and worship of various gods. It discusses Babylonian literature and wedge-shaped cuneiform writing, dried or kiln-hardened, on cedar or wood.
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Sarah
Tait
Theik
Bet
Beltia
Atoe
Fragmented OCR passage on colonial status and treatment
The Trangona colony is described as part of the Britany empire, treated like Canada Australia and Thodesia within the empire. It claims Africans are subjected similarly to other colonized peoples while suggesting the Horns are unable to be held. The Transvaal colony and others are said to have suffered similarly.
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Trangona
Britany Empire
Canada
Australia
Transvaal
Fragmentary dialogue hints at college background debate
A garbled OCR fragment references a By-Product and Church-Tou with lines about being a college bred. The readability is low, offering little clear context, names, places, or concrete facts to establish a fuller news item.
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Gotham
Fragmentary Morning Exchange Feeds Curiosity
A partial dialogue shows a couple reacting to a sign and a new hat. The garbled lines mention Mr Flatte and Mrs Platte, a long face, and a tease about a corker. The text hints at domestic banter and a morning routine with unclear context.
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Patrice
Quote laden April bride bow words from old clipping
A garbled quotation thread discusses April brides and a suggestion to wear a bow in a shower. The fragment mentions an undertaker, Cincinnati Beautier, Hanford’s Baleam for burns, and a wise man who knows he is not wise enough to answer all foolish questions.
Fragmented Note Says Someone Helped and Gifted
A garbled OCR note mentions someone offering help and a gift while another person speaks of being given something to finish a task. The text is unclear and contains misspellings and stray words.
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