Pink Pills for Debility Promoted by Ailing Woman
An article promotes Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for debility and female weakness, recounting a testimony from a Tipton woman. It claims the pills restore vigor, ease menstrual distress, and improve digestion, with references to Dr Waljohe and Lytton. The piece mirrors period medical advertisements and emphasizes personal endorsement.
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Williams
Salle
Ty Anne Ristiga
Ptr
Withouia Medicide
Sebenectady, N
Cee Fal nee Dae We Crs mo ie tnd tine Company
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a race and a company in South Bend but critical details are missing. The readable bits imply a local business or event connected to a race, with limited names or places preserved for a compact card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tine Company
Nouth Bend
Dangerous Health Quackery Promises Quick Cure
A misprinted health pamphlet touts miraculous germ destruction, claiming fruit juice and standard liquids kill cholera and typhoid germs within minutes. It advises drinking a sweet drink to cleanse the stomach and dismisses proper medical care, reflecting era sensational pseudoscience.
Coffee Jags Doctor Said It Helps Some People
Fragmented reminiscence describes a doctor naming a condition as coffee improves nerves and strength for years. A patient recalls nervous strain, gradual relief after a brief break, and renewed vigor enabling daily activity.
Explosions, fires and strikes ripple early 20th century cities
A chaotic string of events reports fires in Taylorville Illinois and Jonestown Tennessee, explosions in New York, violence in Florida and Denver, strikes in Russia, political shifts in Costa Rica, and a fatal warehouse fire in Corsloing. Notable figures include Cost Rica’s Gonzales Vigner and US officials. casualties span multiple incidents across sectors.
Woman's Vanity Delusions Stir Debate on Feather Trade
M F Lovell of the American Humane Association condemns bird plume fashion in a Philadelphia speech, arguing cruelty behind millinery harms wildlife and reflects on Christian principles. He cites forbidden plumes killing parent birds, a Florida warden's murder, and calls for ministers and churches to denounce cruel practices. The piece scorns vanity that sustains slaughter and urges humane action.
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Oak Grove
Floreida
Sankey
Iowa
St. Paul
Reigo
Chile
Teres Authoriaine
Ferman Financial
Aries
Chle
Lapaz
Bollyta
Willis L. Moore
Mary Wallace
Denver
Senate
Ephol
Washington
Eugene Ronbetskov
Witte
Jeonuard Meek
Moederieke Nieluy
Wilfred Dokl
Getuber
William Dutcher
New York City
National Association of Audubon Societies
Philadelphis
American Hutine Association
Oyster Key
Florida
Mr. Dulphions
Inswete
Jawahla Association
Jonat
Criel
M. F. Lovell
American Humane Association
Brownlow Man Watcher Warns Of Confidence Man In Congress
In a house lobby scene a Baltimore man warns Ohio’s Watcher about Brownlow Tennessee congressman. He claims Brownlow tricked him in a seeds trade last year, getting 4000 packages of seeds but delivering only two old Agriculture reports in return.
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Tennessee
Brownlow
Ohio
Watcher
Baltimore
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Breweries Bill Moves Amid Raucous Debate in Congress
A historical report describes Congressman Bartholdt of St. Louis pushing a beer friendly bill as colleagues groan over the demon rum. The WCTU majority narrowly supports the measure amid a charged session. A late quip from Bartholdt’s side highlights the era’s temperance tensions and lobbying dynamics.
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Bartholdt
St. Louis
Iit
Lem
Saving Crops From Storms Through Cloud Shooting Cannons
Historical note describes Herr Stiver of Vienna experiments using cloud shooting cannons to avert hailstorms across European agriculture. It details small whirlwinds forming after shots, wind speeds, and damage to paper shields and structures at various ranges. The report notes horizontal shots yielded strongest effects and mentions a dog repelled by the wind as a dramatic demonstration.
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Tential
Herr Siiger
Meteorological Bureau of
Vienna
Herr Stiver
Congressman Hughes Sparks Brief Pay Increase Debate
Congressmen briefly wrestled with a clerical error that would have raised the monthly salary of cloakroom attendants from 60 to 70 dollars. Hughes of West Virginia had reported the measure favorably, then moved to reconsider after realizing the misdirection, but the motion was tabled by 96 to 41, blocking the pay raise.
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Hughes
West Virona
Honiton Lace Inventions And Machine Made Variants
The article describes Honiton lace made in Munition Devonshire noted for its beauty and sprigs with flowers on an Inca pillow pad. It contrasts handwork with machine made round ground lace and mentions Houlinn galpare as a lace with large flower patterns used under some co ver.
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Honiton
Munition
Devonshire
Ponderous and Polite Phrases Cited by Churchill Parody
A satirical piece mocks a British author Winston Chorohi for verbose language and a political opponent described as spreading deception. Another writer quips that if this style spreads, future editions may feature exaggerated lineage and stilted rhetoric.
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Winston Chorohi
Brougittyon Himwef
Aman
George Vanhington
Hear Hear In Parliament Supposedly Replacing Applause
A fragment notes a shift in parliamentary behavior with the phrase Hear Hear replacing earlier forms of approval. It mentions the House of Commons adopting this modern etiquette during formal sessions as authorities describe the change extending back to the last century.
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Baghah
House of Commons
Ample Wardrobe Takes Center Stage in Yearlong Travel Theme
The author outlines a wardrobe plan for a yearlong journey following Felrlete DOAn. The proposal includes a daily routine with seven WAOM lines, a Leentyetour path, forty day pains of day view, twenty four line of evening, a pure ANUttterm vialed garden parade, and Dwenty Hott handherbeita with a hundred colored ceas.
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Oln
Boths
Leentyetour
Ely
Susin B Anthony Victim of Rumor at Town Meeting
A garbled report claims Susin B Anthony faced public speculation after a local town meeting. The piece references a late Bugan Anthony and a young reporter, with unclear details about a woman convention and alleged harassment.
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B. Anthony
Anthony
Warrington
Anthony Ani
Massive Rail Freight Car Prototype Described
A historic note describes a colossal rail freight car built to shuttle a 200000 pound load. It is forty one feet long with two tracks and an engine base, shipped to Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The piece mentions a winged trolley and a new eight wheel arrangement using oxygen not eight wheels.
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AE Paul Railrad
Milweulwe
Hethiehem
Tea and Perina Exemption Report In Columbus Dispatch
The piece discusses tea testing by tea tasters and claims Perina is exempt from internal revenue. It notes endorsement by medical and pharmaceutical authorities and highlights Perina's global recognition and Columbus connections in a Columbus Dispatch style column.
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Internal Revenue Commissioner
United States
Columbus
Columbus Dispatch
Sand Well in Canada Produces Sand Instead of Water
A Canadian sand well yields sand rather than water. The eruption appears as a fountain driven to the surface from a depth of 100 feet, with the force behind it still undiscovered.
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Canada
Terrible scalp humor and cure claim advertisement
A misquoted testimonial references remedies Cutieura and soap, describing severe scalp itching crusts and hair loss cured after two weeks of treatment. It mentions dates around 1904 to 1908 and notes advertising tone and product names.
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Welss
Rosemond
Christian Co
When Courtesy is Smalited and the Crowd
A fragmentary note reflects on overdoing gallantry to a crowd with no time for pleasantries. The jagged text hints at stepping aside for a looming end and acknowledges others who exploit a speaker’s hesitation.
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Alescom
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Godleen
Kiet
Lewis
Tipton
Lytton
Lord Lytton
Cardinal Kirkley
Temons
Ips
Iroe
Williams M. Ivarts
Villa
Booth
Toler Jae
Ikey
Nadine
Elian
Joe Costin Watt
Rome
Bender
Postum Ou
John D. Rockefeller
Mio
Elawer
Taylorville
Johnetown
Joan Tiptiete Millet
Mienellet
Dean Francie Millet
Fime
Park
New York
Voronexh
Thcensindo Cloto Gonzales Vigner
Republic of
Costia Rica
Presendia
Lefort
Hussia
C. M. Hateh
Bridgeport Coin
Daniel PL Spiers
Ims
Rust Liversoal
Warsaw
Finland
St. Petersburg
Teaural
Charles Beerest
Thomas Johnson
Cottage
Fain
Min
Willi Weleh
Ted Fle
Jun
Letester
N.ct
Sintit
Milam
Cow
Saliteiern
Nesro
Corsloing
Lee
Teagwad
Wbelvich
Temtharn
Dr. Pierce
Kieweus
Bop Greute
Sicily
Saholnvan
Piewe
Indiana
Weil
Albert Tive
Towallds' Hotel and Surgical Tstitute
Tufulo
Leslie
Cutiura
Ine Pingh
Uae
Allen
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