Medical testimonial praises Peruna remedy recovery
A letter from a former West Point graduate and Columbia College alum praises Peruna Medicine for rapid health improvement after months of illness.其他 observers, including Dr Goo Havener of Anacostia, DC, endorse sharing the remedy details with The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
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Lewellyn
Treasury ‘Department
Columbia College
West Point
Goo. Eg Havener
M. D
Anacostia
D. C
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Pernae
Deat
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohio
Friendly Advice From Robert E. Lee in Wartime Recollections
A fragment recalls Lt Col K Roberts speaking on war memories at Four Mile Run Virginia side of the Potomac. He quotes a visitor asking about Robert E. Lee and a father missing in New Mexico, with a mother at home in Virginia and fear of impending conflict.
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Robert E. Lee
Ae “Eyedoes Fort
Four Mile Run
E Virginie
Potomac
K. Roberts
Artillery Corps
Robert &. Lée
Armies of the Confederacy
New Mexico
Virginia
Fragmentary note hints at social critique and theft risk
The readable lines suggest a barter mindset and social warning about friendship and poverty. References to money and wine hint at a larger domestic or moral backdrop.
Fragmentary Quip About Marriage and Trouble
The readable line hints at a humorous remark about a wife causing her husband trouble after marriage. It uses quirky phrasing and lacks clear context or names to identify events or persons.
Confessions of a Mystery Writer Prompts Reader Curiosity
An unfinished fragment hints at a performative reveal titled The Confessions of and mentions a worn expression as if a writer or narrator contemplates public reception. The text references brands and shopping phrasing, suggesting a modern consumer culture voice.
Prisoner before Caesar declines plea then seeks poison trial
Caractacus, led before Caesar as a prisoner, refuses to plead for life claiming his lawyer advised him to stay silent. He then changes his mind and opts for a poison trial, hoping to prolong his existence, prompting Caesar to despair and release him.
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Caractacus
Caesar
Dinner Dilemma Sparks Unexpected Guest Plan
A husband replies he may be absent or bring three or four friends, prompting his wife to seek guidance on dinner. The exchange hints at an impromptu social visit and a potential meal for a larger group.
It Didn't Week A Curious Example of Excessive Virtue
A fragment notes a package judged to owe duty as a quart in a curious moral digression about rewards for virtue. The source text is fragmented and unclear but centers on a taxation or measurement pun. No clear individuals or organizations are identified.
Fragments Cite Pise's Cure for Consumption in 1908 Ad
The unreadable fragment references Pise s Cure for consumption in 1908 with mentions of Trinity Springs Indiana and a dealer. It notes women s heart and conscience, a comparison of starch quality and price, and a remark on politeness and wisdom.
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Pise
Aotan
Mike Dees Cokis
Onn Borman
Trinity Springs
Ind
A Woman’s Mind and Morality in Verse and Wit
A fragment from a column notes a cheeky view of women’s enigma sarcasm martyrdom and marriage with quotes and quips. It includes a humorous line about a hat with a white leg horn rooster and ends with a George du Maurier verse.
Legal Mind Settles Notorious Mix Up Case
A famous lawyer faces a singular dispute when two sisters’ children, born alike, are swapped by nurses. The physician contends the children were changed. the lawyer questions the premise and suggests a simple revert, prompting a sharp exchange.
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Ioseness
Prehistoric Man in Burmah Confirmed by Swinhoe
R C J Swinhoe corroborates Noetling’s find of chipped flints and facetted bones at Yenangyoung, arguing they are human works from the Palaeolithic era, while noting the site appears to be a workshop. Oldham’s earlier doubts about man-made flints are mentioned in the discussion.
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Burmah
R. C.J. Swinhoe
F. Noetling
Geological Survey of India
Yenangyoung
R. D. Oldham
Swinhee
Noetling
Middle Class Under Pressure at Chicago Banquet
Judge C C Kohlsaat warns at a Chicago banquet that perpetual strikes and upheaval threaten the middle class. He says citizens must balance rights with responsibilities to preserve the nation’s stability as authorities largely agree on this risk.
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Chicago
C. C. Kohlsaat
Fragmentary note recalls an Asti California cistern event
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a log, a meeting moment, and a cistern at Asti California. The text is incomplete, with garbled phrases hindering clear facts, but indicates a scene around a log and a cistern in the area. No dates or names are clear.
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Asti
California
Kidney warnings and a memorial gift in Fond du Lac
A warnings about back pain signaling kidney trouble highlight a Baker street appeal for Dean's Kidney Pills with a free trial offer from Foster Milburn Co. The piece also notes James Oliver of South Bend funding a new Young Men’s Christian Association building as a memorial to his late wife, with construction planned for spring.
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Bright
Jacob D. van Doren
Sixth Street
Fond du Lac
Wis
Dean
Jacob van Doren
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
AGIN
James Oliver
South Bend
Ind
Young Men's Christian Association
Asso- Oliver
Vast U S Rail Figures Calculated in Metal and Miles
The article notes nearly 200000 miles of railroad in the United States and 25000000 tons of rail weight. If all rails formed a single block its base would be 486 feet and height 560 feet, with ties stacked into a colossal pyramid-like mass.
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Scientific American
United States
Mexican patriot offers fortune to debt payoff
A Patriot Pedro Alvarado of Paras Mexico worth forty million dollars offers his entire fortune to the government to liquidate part of the national debt now about four times that amount. Alvarado says wealth came from mines title given by the government and can afford the gift. The government declined his offer.
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Pedro Alvarado
Paras
Mexico
Republic
Senor Alvarado
When a Man Fails It Owing to Circumstances
A brief remark argues that failure is caused by circumstances beyond human control rather than personal lack of ability, suggesting a varied range of factors influence outcomes.
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