Newbro's Herpicide Promises Cure for Hair Loss
Public curiosity rises as posters tout Newbro's Herpicide as a destroyer of herpes and the microbe blamed for falling hair. The ad claims the product promptly stops hair loss, restoring growth, and directs readers to purchase from leading druggists with pricing at two sites six cents and one dollar.
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Ha Oberas
Newbro
Wewbec
Herpicide
Herpes
Niferpas
Bey Yapioge
Chusas
Danings
Druceista
Maroh
McBride to reopen Tadus-Glal lamp chimney works near Salem
Thomas F. McBride, who with Br. Croahy ran the lamp chimney factory at Tadus-Glal west of Salem, plans to restart the business after moving his family back from Bridgeport. The plant, shut down recently, will resume with McBride overseeing the industrial setup while Crosby handles future operations. Also noted, E. E. Meredith, prominent theater manager and Hagenbeck-Wallace press agent, is in the city to promote the circus touring here Friday May 17.
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Thomas F. McBride
Croahy
Tadus- Glal
Salem
Huig Wo
Brideepore
Bridgeport
Crosby
McBride
Combig
E.E. Meredith
Msa Jing
Inda
Meredith
Missouri Breeze
Deeds Recorded Involving Waddy Waddy And Parise
Deeds recorded show W. O. Straley transferring 148 acres near Paola to Mary O. Waddy and Romaoj to Filomena Parise, with notes of other transfers including George W. and James Ogden in the Summit area. Names and locations appear garbled but reference property transactions in the region.
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W. O Straley
Mary
Waddy
Witte E. Meljynesto
George W
Religious Change At Ash Chapel With New Pastor
The Rev. Dar and family left for Scott City Kansas to reside. Mr. Day recently resigned the ministry at Ash chapel and will be succeeded by Jacob E. Wells, a winner at the college at Ekbauion. Wells will preach Sundays starting soon and will be faithful at all times. He graduates in June.
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Som. Dar
Tor Scott City
Kansas
Day
Ash Chapel
Jacob E. Wells
ekbAuion
Welle
Baker Quits 11 General 8. Baker Praised for Recovery
E R A E Baker remains at home on Locus street after a sharp illness. He is not improved, and Dr J B Cook of Fairmont consulted Friday morning. Friends here and elsewhere hope for a speedy recovery.
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B. Baker
Locus Street
J. BR. Cook
Fairmont
Orr Now a Ranker Placed at Local Glass Firm
A.C. Orr, previously a bookkeeper at the Wie ork Glass company offices in hw Indie ial, has accepted a different senior position after several years. The change names him to ranker, reflecting a promotion within the local industry.
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A.C. Orr
Ork Glass Company
Nak
Annie
Sorex
Factory Shutdown Affects Salem Wardow Glace Staff
Fragmented notes describe a factory stoppage at Salem Wardow Glace company affecting many employees. The brief mentions a chief sammer man down and various unclear names, with references to Glenwhere and Nes. Further readable detail is limited.
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Salem
Wardow Glace Company
Jain
Catetor
Aempaat
Ployea
Glenwhere
Abd Var
Encampment at Fairmont G A R program and services
The annual G A R encampment program at Fairmont includes May 21 events with a memorial service at M B church, a reception, an address by W F Arnett, and a report of committees. The schedule lists a camp fire, elections, parade, flag presentation, and public installations, with notes of attendance and remarks.
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Palrmont
M. B
Weilnesdtny
Weltbinog
W. Fe Arnett
Anayor
Rtinogommander
Cami
Wteem
Sarah P Artowt
City High School
Dayle Hotel fined for garbage on premises in police court
In police court this morning the Dayle Hotel company of Glen Et was fined $5 and costs by Mayor Crile for permitting garbage to accumulate on the hotel premises. Davis paid the fine and costs and promised to keep the premises clean in the future.
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Davin Hotel Company Asseteen
Dayle Hotel Company
Glen Et
E. W. Davis
Crile
Davis
Shean
W. R. Switer McCloud
Neilson
Hood Pictures at Grand Opera House Captivate Audiences
In the silent era a moving picture highlight titled the Last Days of Pompall plays at the Grand Opera House this afternoon. An illustrated song, When the Snow Birds Cross the Few, is also featured. The afternoon crowd is gratifying and a big turnout is expected tonight for the popular Big Howe Show.
Surprise Party for Rev Jenkins Daughter Miss Lydia
A surprise party was held at the home of Rev G W W Jenkins in honor of his daughter Lydia. Attendees included Mary Beninategas Walker, Amelia Wilson, Dreeman, Clark Walker, and others. The event featured a pleasant evening and refreshments with several guests traveling from Wheeling.
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G. W. W. Jenkins
Lydia
Mary Boéninategas Walker
BM LoWrp
Gort Gales
Amelia Wilson
Fats
Wilson
Dreeman
Clark Walker
Andy Benjamin Smith
Bread weight laws in Mobile town 1814 1817
Fragmentary 19th century account details how Mobile town governed bread weight from 1814 to 1817. It describes setting loaf weight by flour price, fines for underweight loaves, licensing bakers, and a weekly proclamation of bread weight with evolving measures and penalties. Includes references to colonial era currency and local governance.
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Tave Alent
Boston
Moblie
United States
Pali
Martin
Byer
Tate
Inge -Bvery
Baker
Public bakehouse trademark noted in early 19th century records
A fragmentary entry records a public bakehouse with a stamped trademark and notes it as established and haunted in the 1820s. The city clerk’s annual meeting remarks list sales of condemned bread at 1.87 dollars for a quarter, reflecting early municipal accounting and branding details.
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Journal of
Feanomlea
Minister's Warning on Alms and Tormented Image Sales
A Brooklyn preacher denounces quack solicitations for alms and the temptation to buy favors as a bad example. He recalls being urged to purchase a photograph by a talking agent, and notes that later many were distressed by the image. He cautions that appearances in church pews can mask thorny realities during the week. Jamaica reports indicate government concern over turtle fishing and enforcement gaps. Green turtles are being pursued by local captors, with many eluding capture and authorities noting ongoing trafficking risk. the Cayman Islands report details.
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Brooklyn
Anal
Angrethough
New York Post
Jamaica
Cayman
Sweet Melody Flour Ad for Liver Pills in Spring
A vintage ad promotes Dade's Little Liver Pills as a spring cleansing remedy. Sold by H. F. Burke. The copy emphasizes seasonal health and encourages purchase of the product.
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Dade
H. F. Burke
Kodo Billed as Cure for Dyspepsia in Newport
J B Jones of Newport Tennessee says bottles of Kodo cured his dyspepsia after meals. The product relieves sour stomach belching and heartburn and is sold here by all druggists.
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J. B. Jones
Newport
Tenn
Patio sold as sweet home flour and wind tale
A fragmentary note describes a pine scented night patrol and a patio scene. Mentions freckles appearing with spring winds and a sold item tied to a car jolize, with quirky word choices that suggest a real estate or home goods snippet from a local page.
Meropy Switcr and the Alphe Tor Case
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a medical figure and a list of terms including palatul and nickel-tap glass. The readable bits point to a court or medical notice with unclear names and actions. No coherent events or entities can be reliably identified from the fragment.
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Sheuly
Marie
Dyspepsia Tablet Promises Aid After Meals
A retro health brief notes that hurried meals and lack of exercise cause dyspepsia. A King’s Dyspepsia Tablet is recommended after meals to aid digestion and improve appetite. Sold by H F Burke.
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H. F. Burke
Health Coffee Imitation Promises Gentle Taste Adjustment
An old ad touts Dr Shoop Health Coffee as a pure toasted cereal drink that mimics Old Java and Mocha without stomach heart or kidney disruption. It claims real coffee avoided and sold by druggists, urging readers to choose the healthful imitation over real coffee.
Prominent Cure Claims for Preventive Candy Tablets
An early 20th century ad-like note touts Proceedive Preventive Candies as merit proving products. Claims include no quinine or laxative, with emphasis on early use to prevent cold. Mentions Dr Bheap Racioe and vague merit proof.
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Bheap Racioe
For Rent Ada in the Wanted Column
Look for a home through the for rent Ada in the wanted column. You will find the more desirable places advertised here and I assist made or those that appeal to you most will be, of material aid.
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BEST
Eastely
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