Ailing Women Learn True Kidney Cause and Cure
Mrs. W. G Davin of Groesbeck Texas praises Dean's Kidney Pills after relief from backaches headaches and kidney issues. She claims gravel stones passed after using the remedy and reports improved health and strength. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G Davin
Groesbeck
Texas
Norson
Dean
Foster-Milbiurn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Advertising handicap in Han business woes quoted
A critic argues that entrepreneurial failure stems less from capital than from faulty thinking. The commentary laments the lack of means to advertise and notes many ventures do not exist to be exploited for profit, blaming deficient marketing rather than cash constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hano
Found Drowned in Water Verdict From Cornwall Coroner
A coroner's jury in Cornwall England returned a verdict that a miner found drowned in a quarry pool was found drowned in the White Quarry. The report includes stray phrases about medical remedies and local remedies and a Toledo Ohio connection with unrelated ad-like text mixed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
England
Memory slips reveal Grant identity at Washington dinner
At a Grodette club dinner Prof. Shaler recalls nearly thirty years ago misplacing a prominent man in Washington. He mistook a bearded guest for Ulysses S. Grant until a card revealed the truth. The tale highlights memory lapses and the dangers of rapid social encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaler
Harvard
Washington
Yoles
Jach
Flo
Ulysses Grant
Fragmented OCR notes about a meeting and people
A disjointed OCR passage lists names, places, dates, and numbers with many garbled terms. It mentions a brain worker, various actions, times, and locations, but lacks coherent events or clear outcomes to summarize.
Fate Linked Footsteps Through Lost Smith College Pin
A college girl recounts an odd reunion tale about recovering a Smith College pin lost in Italy. She believes fate guided the pin back to its owner after a Naples hotel encounter, where a friend of the owner found and returned it, sparking reflections on destiny and coincidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith College Aloma
Italy
Switherland
Thal
Naples
New York Press
Airship Expert Advocates New Invention For Flight
A New Yorker John Mason Jones unveils an airship concept seeking to fly without gas bags or balloons. The design centers on an aluminum propeller attached to a mast and small car, powered by a gasoline engine, aiming to generate lift through whirling blades and airflow. Col. Creey backs funding efforts, with endorsements from practical engineers to test this flying mechanism.
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New Yorker
Patent
Washington
John Mason Jones
Col. C. BR. Creey
Mountain Cats Last Visit Summary
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a team or event labeled Mountain Cats with scattered names and phrases. Readable items include references to people or places and garbled notes about a visit or game. No clear date, score, or full facts are present to confirm specifics.
First Fire Engine. Rarnmaking it India Apuluey' etee
Fragmentary OCR text about a first fire engine and related items. Names and places are unclear. The readable portions suggest a historical note or caption mentioning a fire engine introduction possibly in India, with garbled words and partial phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Golden Medical Discovery Esteemed for Coughs and Digestion
A promotional notice for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, claiming glycerine enhances medicinal propulsion and provides nutritive, stomach aiding properties. It asserts benefits for lingering coughs, stone pains, throat and lung conditions, and wasting flesh, while noting it cannot cure consumption in late stages. The ad invites readers to request a free booklet of facts and to order by mail from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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Ploren
Ito
I. Vy Pierce
Huttalo
X.Y
Eglin
BV. Pierce
Butlam
Pierce
Wearing Out Motor Tires
On heavy motor vehicles the cost of wear and tear of tires is about four cents a mile.
Largest Crab of Season Captures North Region
The report notes a record crab measured two feet across from the North region, highlighting Schilling's Best as a reference point for notable seafood finds and local appetite for oversized catches.
Money Back Promise Flub Leaves Pattered Note
A garbled notice hints at a refund policy claim with scattered phrases about returning money and a missing or unclear offer. The fragment mentions money return, a company or product name, and an incomplete promise, suggesting a consumer alert or ad misprint.
Largest theater stage size claimed for world’s Paris grand opera
The Paris grand opera stage is described as the world's largest, measuring about 100 feet wide and nearly 200 feet deep with an unspecified height, highlighting its immense dimensions.
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Paris Grand Opera
Lace making dying out across Europe and Belgium
The text notes lace making fading in England Italy and France where Alencon and Chantilly are no longer produced The Spanish industry is described as dead Belgium now turns out lace of any required style or name The report cites broader decline in traditional lace crafts across Europe and cites Belgium as a remaining producer in some form
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England
Italy
France
Alencon
Chantilly
Belgium
Clothes Washed by Electricity Claim Shocks City
A garbled 19th century notice reports electric washing claimed to clean 200 garments by a machine at a New Garlan facility. The stream of water allegedly petrified debris is described as effecting thorough cleaning without a cap.
Fragmented Note on Local Event and Persons
Jumbled OCR text references a local event with unclear names and places. The readable portions mention a person and a venue, but details are too garbled to identify specific actions or outcomes. The fragment hints at a community activity or meeting with unspecified date.
Relic Yew Planted From Tinbury Finds Home In Vineyard Haven
A Boston clergyman, Dr. Charles B. Banks, secured a yew tree reportedly from Tinbury England. The tree, planted centuries ago by the Arundel line, was shipped and potted for eventual display at Dr. Banks summer home lawn in Vineyard Haven. The historic yew, evergreen and massive, symbolizes Gov. Mayhew’s baptismal history.
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Boston
Charles B. Banks
England
Aix
Tinbury
Don
Dr. Banks
Vineyard Haven
Banks
Old Trebury
Thomas Mayhew
Gov. Mayhew
Boston Transcript
Lighthouse Bird Trap At Cape May Night Watch
A Cape May lighthouse night watch recalls mud hens found on the circular balcony and dead ducks. The keeper explains carrying six gallons of lamp oil up 217 steps daily, with no machinery allowed. A visitor suggests a rope pulley, but attendants must haul oil by hand. A mud hen drops onto the balcony again.
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Cape May
Theviator
Inconsistent Science Paper Aide Affects Club Event
A fragmented OCR passage describes a chaotic scene at a club with references to people like Ethel and various garbled terms. It hints at a discussion about payments and a planned event, with mentions of names and place names obscured by transcription errors.
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Tad Haletal
Ethel
Emery Aptiuly
Travers Jerome wins at revest election in New York
William Travers Jerome of New York wins the revest election amid party tension. The race names Mintuelventta John DB Moras seeking district attorney against Clanton, amid the feeble vote counts and partisan contest.
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William ‘Travers Jerome
New York
Mintuelventta
John DB. Moras
Bells
Portland Vase Returns To Shine At British Museum
The Portland vase, an ancient Italian artifact held by the nation, is on display at the British Museum. Its age is uncertain, with legends tying it to 236 AD and Emperor Severus, later held by the Barberini family in Rome before entering Duke of Portland’s collection and then the British Museum. A stone incident nearly shattered it, but meticulous restoration preserved the shattered pieces and its value now stands at least 15 000 pounds.
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British Museum
Westminster Gazette
Italy
Monte de Grano
Rome
Sevarus
Urban Vet
Barberini
Duke of Portland
Sir William Hamilton
Lloyd
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised By Tennessee Man
Dayton Tennessee resident N. BR. Roberts shares a testimonial praising Dodd's Kidney Pills. He claims the remedy cured his kidney trouble, eliminated back pain, and prevented a relapse, promising to keep a supply for future needs. The account frames the medicine as highly effective in relieving chronic symptoms.
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Tennessee
Dayton
Tenn
Dee
Dodd
N. BR. Roberts
Kitney
Sleep in wicker baskets used by Serl Indians at night
A description of an odd sleeping contrivance by the Serl Indians, noting a plaited wicker basket with a top hole allowing the occupant to crawl inside for sleep during the night.
Cure for skin humor cited by Boston resident
An advertiser claims a twenty five year battle with a severe skin humor covering head neck and shoulders, discharging foul matter and odor. After consulting many doctors the disease vanished following use of Cuticura, endorsed by 8 P Keyes of 149 Congress Street Boston Mass.
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Cutiura
Cuttcura
Cuttcurm
Strange Malaccan Festival In Malacca Every Ten Years
A queer Malacca festival occurs every ten or twelve years marked by a grand procession and large piles of eatables burned after three days. Food is placed in a cooled renatenated oat and burned with the offerings, while a sum of money runs into severe thousands.
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Malacca
Bingepore
Thieving Coalies' Narrow Escape in Tenkawe Riot
A garbled report describes a thief preventing capture during a tense incident in Tenkawe Central China. It mentions river routes, a theatre, and a dramatic pursuit with women and families involved, and hints at social norms and marriage roles amid the confusion.
Why His If as some say billiards to the devil game
A quoted exchange argues that if billiards is the devil’s game then let us fight and take it from him. It questions why we should have and keep the best indoor game in existence.
New Zealand Bull Prompts Calm View Amid Party Clamor
The Con tract Journal of New Zealand comments that party cries cloud the clear view of the country’s current position. Piso's Cure for Consumption is noted as a reliable remedy promoted locally by SamUmLy Doman Grove in Nod.
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Piso
N. W. SamUmLy Doman Grove
Nod
New Zealand
Contract Journal
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