Ten nia We TO RECALL kidney disease and health claims
Mrs Mary Wagner of Bridgeport Connecticut describes kidney disease symptoms including back pain urinary problems and fatigue. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with rapid improvement and eventual full recovery after five boxes bought via Foster Milburn Co. The ad includes a plea and references a seed catalog offer from Salar Seed Co promising nursery stock seeds and garden tools with a free catalog.
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Mary Wagner
Keanuth Avenue
Bridgeport
Conn
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Mumfala
N.Y
Garten City
Barhiest
la Crowe Market
Hei Rae
Lowe
Syeda
Jon
Salar Seed Co
Bos W
la ‘Orowen
Wis
Work for Pleasure and Public Service in U S
Theodore Gill famed fish expert serves the United States government for one dollar monthly while many universities honor him with degrees. Dr G Dyer, mosquito expert, earns 85 dollars monthly aiding the government. Gipford Pinchart, a forestry service head, draws 45 dollars yearly. Other men appear on the government payroll doing things for pleasure. The piece notes the Supreme Court judges march to the bench daily during terms and references a crowd outside the chamber.
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Ich
Theodore Gill
United States
Newts G. Dyer
Gipford Pinchart
United States Forestry Service
United
Fragmented OCR: White bread and odd word stream
The readable text consists of a garbled stream of words and partial phrases about white bread, meals, and scattered names. It mentions Bevan, Hered, Nile Gedad, and various nonstandard phrases, with no clear event or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Willie
Moodie
Ebadi
Tte Beer
Elylit
Centennial Birthday of General Lee Serenaded in Washington
Washington observances marked General Robert E. Lee’s birth centennial with a gala by the United Confederate and Southern Society in the New Washington Hotel ballroom. President Roosevelt sent regrets for lateness while praising Lee, and a proposal for a lasting Lee memorial tied to a southern educational institution gained favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert B.lee
United Confederate
Colombia
Wizbird
Mihi
Roosevelt
Confederacy
Lee
South
Treason Cry Is Raised Among Woolgrowers
Salt Lake City delegates to the National Woolgrowers association annual meeting hear a sensational charge. Several top western sheepmen, once hostile to forest reserve rules and federal grazing control, are alleged to have been silenced by government agents with promises of special grazing privileges for their flocks next year.
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Salt Lake City
National
Seaxion
Northern Pacific rail line blamed for mill failures in Washington
Commerce Commissioner Franklin K. Lane reports Northern Pacific equipment fails to handle western Washington lumber, forcing small mills toward bankruptcy while large firms endure losses. Thousands of workers lose jobs as 760 plants along the line struggle to market products.
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Commerce
Franklin K. Lane
Washington
Northern Passifle
Fragmented, garbled relief and tragedy report from Kingston
The text describes a chaotic relief effort for Kingston earthquake victims, rumors of suspension by authorities, and a violent family tragedy involving Edward Ferdinand and others. It also contains disjointed references to various places, ships, and events with unclear connections and numerous garbled names.
Sheep men oppose Pinchot on public range control
Salt Lake City reports 1000 sheep men from the western states in convention clash with Gifford Pinchot head of government forest reserves over President Roosevelt's proposal to place 400 million acres of grazing land under federal control. Pinchot reads the administration plan favoring eventual public range control and seeks input from the sheepmen and the American Livestock Association on how best to implement it.
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Salt Lake City
United States
Gifford Pinchot
United States Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Congress
Pinchot
Association
American Livestock Association
Sinking Shores Threaten Kingston Harbor
Reports from Port-au-Prince describe Kingston harbor shores collapsing into the sea. The harbor bed is said to be sinking with water depths reaching ten feet in places. Most wharves remain or have become unusable after widespread fire and damage.
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New York
Kingston
Port Aw Prince Hayal
London Professor Saya Reports Global Unrest in Earth
London Professor Saya states a general state of unrest on earth beyond Jamaica disturbances. Professor Belar, seismologist and astronomer from the Laibach observatory, notes instrument readings show a series of shocks and terrestrial phenomena including hallstorme and rock falls, indicating broader seismic activity.
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London
Saya
Earth
Jondon
Jamaica
Profesor Belar
Seismologi
Laibach Abservatory
Hallstorme
Rock Falls
Legislature Asks for Investigation of Senator Bailey
Austin Texas report notes the Texas legislature adopts a resolution to probe Senator Bailey amid tension. The vote tightens 66 to 65, with supporters citing accountability and the need for a committee to examine possible misconduct.
Leatherweight Title Fight Ends With Strong Performance
The bout featured Bat tie of Freatierweig and Andsiok Abo challenging Harry Baler of Hao Francisco. The ring work showed sharp footwork and quick combos, with Baler adapting well from start to finish. Lat AtLewane pressed San ranotee in a hard fought round, while Euker's defense limited most exchanges.
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Harry Baler
Hao Francisco
Tetlo Gateport
Euker
Young Dyer Acquitted In Federal Trial
David F. Dyer Jr a district attorney under inquiry was acquitted by a United States jury on charges of misappropriating 1600 dollars. The verdict was welcomed by supporters and cited questions about the case’s handling.
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David F. Dyer, Jr
United Staten District Attorney
Wid & Toler
Eulstreamury
Riday Wiebt
United Site
Balm of Scripture Oil of the White Pine Tree Used Successfully
An old percent claim touts Virgin Oil of Pine (Pure) as a lung healing balm. A Maine camp for consumptives endorses a mix with whisky and glycerine, given in teaspoonful doses every four hours, promising to strengthen lungs and cure coughs.
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East
Pine Woods
Maine
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Reminiscence of Deacon Allen Sheldon and a Town Meeting Tale
A Boston Herald writer recalls Deacon Allen Sheldon who recently died and his tales. As a child he attended a town meeting where a church finance dispute led to a humorous misquote about removing the sounding board. The piece also notes a Danish author Sophus Bandits and a Shakespearesan hero in a new novel. Queen Alexandra is said to have urged translation for English readers.
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Allen Sheldon
Boston Herald
Allen
Stout
Flagg
Moderator
William Shakespeara
Dantab
Sophus Bandits
Queen Alexandra
Aubpress
Eng Hs
Euson
Heraslf & Dans
Pink Pills Claim to Restore Blood and Cure Various Ailments
A testimonial from Tit N Henry Street Weat Bay City Mich describes recovery from grip and resulting weakness after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The speaker credits the treatment with restoring color, easing heart flutter and breathing, and curing rheumatism and neuralgia. The ad claims the pills build up the system and prevent relapse, promoting sales nationwide at 50 cents per box or six boxes for 460.
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Williame
Nick
Williams
Will
Dr William Medicine Company
Sehenvetudy
Multiple crimes and disasters across the nation and world
A robber stole 9 bar containing 6,600 im gold bullion bound for the San Francisco mint from an express truck at Barstow Alabama. The Alabama senate passed a house resolution ending an investigation of Hooker T. Washington school methods. A house explosion in Vancouver injured six children. Fred Blephrock was adjudged insane in Chicago probate court. Mount Vesuvius observatory director reports increased volcanic agitation amid Kingston quake. A rural admin chief N. Brolau was killed in Russia by a schoolboy after leaving a concert hall. Portmouth Ohio flood forces hundreds from homes and schools. Ben M'sur chiefs seek pardon negotiations with Moroccan authorities. A Philadelphia & Reading freight engine boiler explosion kills five at Bridgeport. Mauna Loa lava flow nears the sea, moving 30 feet per hour. Lucie Woermann wreck reported near Lome. passengers and mail saved. Oliver Byer, pioneer stenographer, dies in Boston aged 83. Mrs. Holman denies Europe trip to avoid trial. Secretary Abdn urges merchant marine expansion at Harvard. Mauna Loa eruption lava streams cross roads toward sea. Odessa gardens witness executions of three terrorists by drumhead court martial. American Sheet and Tin Plate Co. announces 2 percent wage increase. anniversary pay rise noted. Senator Batley addressed Texas House. Bulley defends ties with Watkins Mercantile. King Edward heads fund drive with $6,000. London adds similar. Roosevelt urges two battleships and strong batteries funding. Melilla region reports Moorish revolt turmoil ending. Salt sale dispute involves state funds misappropriation claim. Brownsville fray referenced. Governor endorses legislative actions.
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Seo Francisco Mint
Expres
Barstow
Alabama Senate
House
Hooker T. Washington School
Chikfiren
Ald Society
Vancouver
Fred Blephrock
Charles
Portmouth
Ohio
Ben M’sur
Ralauli
Rainull
Philadelphia & Reading
Bridgeport
Mauna [Oa
Island
Hawaii
Potato Preparation From France Inspires New Uses
The fragment describes potato processing methods in France including peeling and storage in a chemical solution, then forming the substance under pressure into solid pieces for use in tools or objects. It mentions many persons and references to materials like pipes and a term resembling meerschaum.
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France
Lilttion
Meerschaum
Endorale
Dillard
The Coster and the Fishe e Bishop on Slur
A fragment from the Landee Globe quotes the Bishop of Carlisle denouncing a slur as a sign of begwariiness in vocabulary. The remark targets those who rarely if ever repeat themselves within ten minutes, prompting indignation in Covent Garden.
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Carlisle
Filliogs Mate
Covent Garden
Reward of Duty Hallmarks Faithful Endeavor
The quote reflects a belief that life’s end yields reward not for outcome but for faithful effort in duty. It attributes a moral message about perseverance and integrity in service, attributed to Horace Meyer.
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Meyer
Seeking the Good in Great and Beautiful Things
A compact quotation fragment explores how longing and contemplation drive people toward the good and beautiful. It asserts that only by desiring them do we move toward vital experience and inner clarity, attributed to Henry A Dyke.
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Henry Ya" Dyke
Fragmentary verse on heart and truth in prose style
A fragmented, antiquated sounding passage discusses fidelity of heart and truth, mentioning manipulation of emotions, the mind, and expressions of beauty in governance or writing. The garbled text suggests a reflective or philosophical meditation rather than a straight news item.
Fragmentary wartime dialogue snapshot misreads
A garbled OCR fragment presents quotes and names in a tense, confused fashion. It appears to reference Aman, Jog, a woman, Oliver Hobbes, and a war era setting with stray phrases about work and a tramp. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent narrative context.
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Oliver Hobbes
Mra Craigie
Uncle Eben's Welcome Home Camp Invasion Tale
Uppre Kin recounts a muddled tale about Uncle Eben and a pot in the camp. The speaker hints at a hidden plan and a hopeful gathering as plans unfold for a reunion and shared roads ahead.
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Eben
Pontine
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