Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Promises Cure for Kidney Troubles
An old advertisement features a Clarksburg resident James Apserson claiming relief from long standing urinary problems after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The copy urges purchase via Feltzer-Milburn Co and lists Wasted States distribution with Dean's as the sole authorized name.
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Athens
Kidmey
James Apserson
Clarksburg
Patna
Geohelican
Feice
Ho -Fester-Milvurn Co
Bultato
New ‘Tork
Hemetnier
Dean
Kidney health claim promotes blood purification drug
An advertisement touts a product labeled 8, 8, 8 as vital for healthy kidney action and blood purification. It claims to stimulate kidney tissues and treat weakness, listing rheumatic conditions and bronchial issues as examples. The Swift Medicine Co. of Atlanta backs it and offers free medical advice.
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Swift Moekete
Swift
Atlanta
West Virginia Birthday Cake Dream Prompts 50th Bash
A writer imagines a mammoth West Virginia birthday cake for the state's 50th anniversary. He calculates 1,200,000 candies and costs, sketches the giant bake, and envisions 1,200,000 loyal Virginians celebrating with patriotism and shared good will.
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West Virginia
West
West Virginia Half-Century Celebration Urged for June 20
The West Virginia Semi-Centennial Commission urges widespread observance of June 20 to mark the states admission to the Union. Citizens are asked to join patriotic programs, with many towns already notifying Charleston publicity. The commission notes honorary status and long service since 1909, praising West Virginias growth and institutions as support for a statewide Golden Jubilee observance on June 20.
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West Virginia
Union
Charleston
West
West Virginia Sets June 20 Celebration for State Birthday
State officials announce June 20 as the official 50th birthday celebration for West Virginia to be centered in Wheeling with plans for observances across all towns. Citizens are urged to join a meeting to elect officers and organize events marking the milestone.
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West Virginia
Wheeling
Fragmentary Street Directory Snippet with Numerous Contacts
OCR fragment lists multiple firm names and room numbers including Prudential, Metropolitan Life, and medical society offices. It reads like a directory page with addresses and floor levels, mentioning lawyers, architects, insurers, and utilities. The visible entries imply a business listing rather than a narrative event.
Baseball takes Paris by storm as French embrace new sport
Paris witnesses early baseball exhibitions as clubs consider adoption. Interest rises as Racing Club hosts games, with Parisians pledging trials and Paris athletic clubs eyeing official adoption. Prominent figures like the Marquis de Polignac rally France to develop Olympian talent for 1915.
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Dar Aswodaren Pwein
Paris
Hols de Boulogan
Hrajice
Jaye Fox
Pranve
Colombia
Racing Club
France
Maurice Barres
Marquis de Polignac
Arithmetic and migration in a New York Tribune note
In a fragmented New York Tribune piece a 12 year old boy discusses arithmetic puzzles and a fascination with the Kom numeral system from distant regions beyond the seas. The text touches on schooling, identity, and family lines amid quotes about numbers and cultural contrast.
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United States
New York Tribune
Queer Ways of the Arab Life and Habits
A biased nineteenth century sketch claims Arab men adopt strict customs in dress and work. It asserts gender roles, eating patterns, and reading direction as defining traits and mocks affection and curiosity, presenting a prejudiced colonial view.
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Denis
London restaurant caters to domestic animals only
A London Westmimeter restaurant advertises a menu for domestic animals with human staff and private dining for a dog customer who pays weekly. The menu includes birds fish parrots monkeys goats and more and is served at 123% 272 road Battersea.
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London
Westmimeter
Ted
Road
Battersea
New York
Inside View of How Justice Goes In Criminal Cases
The excerpt discusses flaws in the justice system from Arthur Train's view, noting how appeals delay outcomes and how juries and lawyers influence cases. A veteran observer recalls the jury process, prosecutors, and defense tactics affecting verdicts and future criminal dockets.
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Criotonts
Arthur Train
Matortay
New York City
Justine
Administration of Justice
Méyer
Teller
Jim
Court of Appeals
Wall Street
Greenheart timber notes and a nurse’s urgent telegram
An item describes the Guiana greenheart timber, its prized uses in shipbuilding and pilings, and a government ban on cutting. The text also recounts a tense hospital telegram demanding a report, and a farmer’s quip about balloonists in a barnyard, reflecting scattered wartime era miscellany.
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Guiana
Giana
Greenheartia
Boston Globe
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