Fragmented OCR offers scattered 1900s notices and ads
A garbled page shows varied items from early 20th century: railway accident tallies, royal art export bans, health patent remedies, stock offerings, and civic notices. References include Wall street style ads, a note on Manchuria trade, Mrs Winslow soothing syrup, Hall's Catarrh Cure, and American interests in Yokohama.
Cure for Ovarian Troubles Warns Against Surgery
Mrs L A Harris of Chicago a prominent club member urges using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to treat ovarian troubles without surgery. She criticizes doctors for rushing to operate and says the remedy relieved her eight years of suffering after other methods failed.
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L. A. Harris
Chicago
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pickham
Mxs
L. A. Hargis
East Sst
China
Farewell to Lincoln at Springfield February 1861
The account details Abraham Lincoln's farewell as his train prepared for a nationwide tour. Crowds gathered in rain as Lincoln, moved and solemn, spoke of his journey, homeland ties, and the weight of leadership, while editors praised his concise, heartfelt address and the public's emotional response. Four years later, a funeral train returned to Springfield.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Wood
Seward
Great Western Railway
Mr. Lincoln
Concord
Torday
Springfeld
Lincoln Weeps at Bowlin Greenes Funeral Oration
Bowlin Greene's death in 1842 draws a funeral scene where Abraham Lincoln attempts to speak but breaks down, tears streaming as he bows to the coffin. Greene had long supported Lincoln, lending books and offering steadfast care through periods of suffering and danger.
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Hen Bowlin Greene
Lincoln
Bowlin Greene
Howlin Greene
Lincoln Postmaster and the Prankish Reader
A humorous tale recalls Abraham Lincoln as postmaster at New Salem who kindly endured the boastful prankster Elwin Jebmeon. The man repeatedly asks for mail, Lincoln writes a mock letter from an imagined congressman, and the reader, unable to read it, pretends to ponder before finally asking, “Anything here for me?”
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Lincoln
New Salem
Elwinre Jebmeon
Lincoln's Sterling Manesty Race Report
A garbled account references a Lincoln area event with mention of a race and an evaluator or judge role. Readable fragments note attendance, a race context, and implied controversy over oversight and fairness. Names and specific details are unclear due to damage.
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Bataieholter
Langue
Peruna Endorsed by Sisters of Charity Nationwide
Catholic Ohio institution reports Sister Superior praise for Peruna as a remedy for influenza catarrh and bronchitis. Letter from Congressman Meekison of Napoleon Ohio cites personal benefit after using several bottles. Address Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio for free medical advice and inquiries.
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Hartman
United States
Detrolt
Mich
S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Sisters OF Charity
United
Congresman Meekison
Napoleon
Perana Medicine Co
Getttiemen
David Mbeeison
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
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