Twenty Years of ITV Emaciation and Kidney Cure Tale
An old testimonial from Henry Boul a Hamondaport X Y cobbler reports long term kidney pain gravel and diabetes misdiagnosis. He claims Donn’s Kidney Pills cured him eight years ago restoring health from 168 to 100 pounds and says the product is sold by dealers for 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
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Henry Boul
Hamondaport
Kidory
Hopeleus
Donn
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. On
Gold Mining In Abysdinia Reported By Explorer
A British explorer returning from Abyasina describes a mining population along tribal routes near the Bike Wile region. He reports large quantities of gold and a substantial native workforce, noting a significant output in a region little known to white men.
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Abysdinia
Abyasina
Monthera
Bitherta Ao
Fragmented OCR Passage on Historical Figures and Plant Lore
The text mixes biographical notes on Methuselah with unrelated medical and botanical curiosities. It mentions John A Howland and a cure, then describes a plant parasite whose roots stay attached to the ground, found on lime and apple trees. The overall piece reads as a scattered clipping with dubious credibility.
The Hime TAR AND FEATHERS Long Ago Per Richard Coeur de Lion
An account from the annals of Hoveden notes punishment for theft by Richard the Lion Hearted during his third crusade era. A robber convicted faced head cropping, pitch, feathers, and public display, as part of a feared royal enactment.
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Richard Coeur de Lion
Bietorian
Hoveden
Henry Ti
Richard the Lion Hearted
Europe
Uta
London
Grape-Nuts credited with life changing health claim
A widow from California credits Grape-Nuts with restoring her strength after illness and nervous collapse. She reports rapid weight gain and improved appetite, noting her one year old son also thrived on the cereal while she recovered.
Counterfeiting Arrests and Violent Incidents Across West
Police report multiple crimes and disasters including George L. Brown arrested in Bellingham on counterfeiting charges with a full outfit found, a dynamite explosion in Oregon, a fatal locomotive accident in Nevada, an insane woman committed in Washington, and counterfeiters seized in Seattle. Additional items note forest reserve moves in Montana and Idaho, a newborn in Wyoming, and railroad construction plans along the Snoqualmie route.
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Warren Zubrick
Young Matinfield
Vancouver
Wash
William Broad
Bert Coffman
Fred Johnson
Jacksonville
Ore
George L. Brown
Bellingham
Rena
Nev
Fred T. Sherman
Smattia
George T. Wright
Tacoma
Wright
Seven Die In Farm House Fire Near Pembroke N H
Pembroke New Hampshire seven members of Charles Ayer family perished in a farmhouse fire. Ayer killed himself about an hour after discovery. Bodies of a child and mother in law found. authorities suspect murder but lack confirmation of method. Ayer later shot himself at his sister’s home after learning of the fire.
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Pembroke
N. H
Charles Ayer
Ayers
Ayer
Tls
Bimeesit
George Bailey
Chichester
Ater
France Elects President After National Assembly Vote
In Paris the national assembly elected the French president after a deliberation among candidates including Fallieres Doumer Barrier and Bourgeois. Final tallies showed Fallieres 449 Doumer 371 with 28 scattering and one abstention. Fallieres will assume duties February 18.
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Paris
National Assembly
My Loubet
M. Fallieres
Chamber of Deputies
M. Barrier
Justice
Leon Bourgeois
Doumer
M. Doumer
M. Fualllerco
Taigny Leaves Venezuela Diplomatic Break in Effect
M. Taigny departed from Venezuela as diplomatic ties broke with Caracas. French charge d affaires M. Taigny left La Guaira January 15 aboard the Martinique, awaiting transport to Martinique after denial of landing at Porto Cabello. Frisiea and other French staff expelled, cable links with Caracas and La Guaira remain severed.
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Willemstad
Caracan
Frisiea
Venezuela
Caracas
Russell
M. Talgny
Affrairas
la Fuaira
Martinique
Curacoa
Porto Cabello
Hela
Bors
Lagulra
Jaceaux
Bourget
Venestela
Chamberlain Wins Out in Birmingham Election Returns
London reports a striking Birmingham result as Joseph Chamberlain and all seven of his candidates are returned. Chamberlain secures a 6000 vote majority, others averaging 3000. The elected members include Liberals 167, Unionists 73, Labour 0, Nationalists 59.
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London
Birmingham
Joseph Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Fiery Coach Plunges in Nevada. Several Injured
A Manhattan coach overturned near Goldfield Nevada injuring multiple aboard. Dr R J Mapes of San Francisco suffered a broken forearm and facial injuries while William and George Foley of Denver sustained broken bones and arm injuries. F E Toohey H M Rogers Charles Nelson, Nevada miners, were lightly hurt. James Higgins remained unhurt as passengers crawled to safety.
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Tage
Goldfield
Nev
Manhattan
Womerday
R. J. Mapes
San Francisco
William Broken
George Foley
Denver
H. M. Rogers
Charles Nelson
Nevada
James Higgins
Only survivor of thirteen found after shipboard tragedy
The lone survivor, Carl Gummer, from Savannah, was rescued from the four-masted steamer Robert H. Stephenson after a Saturday morning voyage. He endured days without food or water before being picked up by the German steamer Europe bound from Philadelphia to Gayannan. The ship carried thirteen crew members and passengers when disaster struck.
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Savannah
Carl Gummer
Robert H. Stephenson
Europe
Bond
Philadelphia
Gayannan
Gueth
Tom
Mieweil
Nouter
Tim
Dirk
Dirk Woods
Not too busy and the island voyage tale
A fragmented verse heavy with nautical imagery and stray lines references to Mullabatoo island and a family note from Houston Post. It blends poems about busyness and duty with interleaved quotes and garbled lines, mentioning chores and a craftsman tone.
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Brepiers
Mullabatoo
Sini Tan
Klay
Laty
Lewis
Houston Post
Raven Nest Woes Amid Falcon Feuds On Rathiin Island
A London Standard account recalls ravens defying man and predators by nesting on a cliff at Rathiin island. Peregrine falcons on the opposite crag retaliated after egg theft, holding a council and then attacking the ravens’ nest, tearing it apart in a fit of rage.
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Rathiin Island
London Standard
The Handy Child Instrument From Old Wood Box
A child crafted a long narrow box from old wood with holes drilled midline and seven to ten gut strings stretched over bridges. It uses a wind to excite tones by buzzing strings as air passes, producing varied notes in a harp like device.
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Mike
How to Make Peanut Dells From Historic Text
Instructional area text describes crafting figures from peanuts including an Indian chief, papoose, Dutch woman, Norman women, and others. Methods use threaded peanuts for bodies, long nuts for limbs, wigs from Mordehair or cuvblon hair, and color detailing with ink. The fragment blends decorative crafting with historical stereotypes and varied ethnic imagery.
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Aywin
Jolly
Haly
Dremons
The Vanishing Dime Trick Described
A magician’s prank explains a vanish trick using wax on the middle finger and a dime in the palm. By touching the waxed nail to the coin and then blowing and revealing an empty hand, the dime appears to vanish. The wax must be removed from the dime before returning it to its owner to avoid theft suspicion.
The Discontented Rooster and Cat
A Rooster and a Cat quarrel with a woman, plan mischief, flee into the woods, endure owls and night danger, return home worn and cold, and reflect that their yard proved safer than the world beyond. The tale ends with a melancholic note on loyalty and home.
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