Judge's Wife Warns Against Peruna Substitutes
A Minneapolis letter from Mrs Judge McAllister urges readers not to substitute Peruna for remedies. She recounts curing pain after seven weeks on Peruna and praises its health benefits. The note laments many imitations and warns druggists may offer substitutes at lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge McAllister
West 33Rd St
Minneapolis
Minn
Oreder
Peruana
Minnie B. McAllister
Perona
Remains of Fotheringay Castle Protected for Public
Peterborough Archaeological Society will safeguard the remnants of Fotheringay Castle where Mary Queen of Scots was beheaded. The site will be kept, and accessible, to visitors. Also noted are references to varied ads and local items, including artwork, medicines, and a diamond discovery near Cape Nome.
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Fotheringay Castle
Mary Queen of Scots
Peterborough Archaeological Society
Hall's Catarrh Gare dea cumstitutional pure
A garbled report discusses Ugandan language mileage and a Christian Knowledge Society translation of the Book of Common Prayer. It notes a total farm count of 22 820 with 1 997 operated by white farmers and 94 053 by colored Barrnern.
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Hall
Book of Common Prayer
Lan Milage
Uganda
Tha Society For the
Wl Christan
Alahame Aarlemane
Elven
The Ros Of Jerichos And The Living Plant
A fragmentary passage contrasts a distant scene with a Kansas City reference and then discusses plant resurrection. It notes how uprooted plants rehydrate and seem to revive, while real revival is illusion. The text also mentions pine cone scales and mosses in a disjointed, poetic style.
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Jerichos
Third Eye in Tuatara and New Zealand Lamprey Described
Dr Dendy reveals that tuatara possess a true third eye on the skull and notes a similar eye on the New Zealand lamprey. He suggests ancient sea creatures once had two eyes on the back of the head and that both species evolved toward a single eye configuration.
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Dendy
New Zealand
Long-Tailed Powis Fowls Astonish Imperial Gardens
A description of long-tailed fowls from Long-Tailed Powis interior China, noting remarkable specimens brought to Ught for the imperial gardens. The cock features a six-foot tail and four varieties display distinct white and reddish plumage with yellow legs.
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Powis
China
Ught
Imperial Household Gardens
Unclear botanical mystery described in historical text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe resurrecting plants and humidity effects, mentioning a cave and various named terms. The garbled text references renewed properties of a plant and possible revival or transformation processes, with many illegible phrases and inconsistent spellings throughout.
Detavitete the Drowned and Restored Tongue Device
A fragmented account describes a device by Dr. Laborde claimed to revive drowned victims by inducing a residual tongue movement. The so called Efiea In- Vortid system supposedly provides a thirty minute cycle to reanimate bodies, though the text remains unclear and speculative.
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Laborde
Apple Blooms In Grace Churchyard On Lower Broadway
A New York newspaper notes the apple tree in the southwest corner of Grace Churchyard is budding, promising a modest crop of apples this year. Despite downtown hardships, the tree stands brave against the gray church stones, its green buds drawing pedestrians.
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Roxdnemy
Grace Churchyard
Broom
Lower Broadway
New York
Virginia
Ancient documents found in sand of Chinese Turkistan desert
Many wooden tablets sealed in sand reveal inscriptions in a script still known in Ludia. The ink remains black and readable. Researchers believe these artifacts will illuminate the life and customs of people who once inhabited the desert.
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Turkestan
Ludia
Remarkable Surgery Grafts Dog Skull Piece Onto Head
John Olberg of Kenton Michigan underwent a novel operation placing a dog skull fragment on his head to repair a four year old skull fracture. The growth pressed on the brain and caused convulsions. he recovered quickly and fully after the procedure.
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John Olberg
Kenton
Mich
Olberg
Fourlegged chick hatches under Plymouth Rock hen
Charles W. Sheffield of Westerly owns a fourlegged chick that hatched from a clutch of thirteen eggs under a Plymouth Rock hen. The bird initially uses two legs but can shift weight to an auxiliary limb if the other leg length reaches the required measure after about twenty one days.
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Charles W. Sheffield
Westerly
Mysterious Factory Rescue Report From Fragmented Page
A damaged OCR fragment recounts a young man named Jason Jackson saving a topic near a Vroom handle amid a factory incident. The account mentions a technician, a broom, an engine, and a risky operation with vague locations and several garbled names.
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Jason Jacknon
Remedies for Rheumatism and Popular Cures in Debated Times
A historical piece surveys numerous folk remedies for rheumatism from horseradish and wintergreen to strong tonics like ale with horseradish. It notes the wide belief in cures amid weather links, cheap access, and varied claims, while warning that many are ineffective or worsen the condition.
Meerschaum Pipes Not Very Expensive to Carve
A New York Post item explains that meerschaum itself is not costly, with overseas supply from Austria and Asia Minor. It notes three to four grades, no import duty, and the waste involved in selecting flawless bowls, while shavings produce cheaper chip meerschaums.
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Austria
Asia Minor
Man Swims Through Sewer Inferno to East River Rescue
A New York worker Boyle fell from a ladder into a sewer, was carried underground through mud and water, dashed by brick walls and sewer spills, then pitched into the East River where a bargeman pulled him out. He kept swimming throughout, displaying remarkable endurance.
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New York
Boyle
The Enduring Me Debate At Indianapolis University
A fragment from a university debate shows young women challenging male peers about serving mankind beyond pleasures like ice cream. The text laments imagined futures, moral restraint, and social expectations, with archaic phrasing and inconsistent spelling reflecting OCR issues.
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University of Indianapolis
Lees
Thunder Mountain mining fever grips Idaho region
Reports describe rich surface indications at Thunder Mountain Idaho with three gold bearing ledges and a Dewey mine deposit valued up to 1000 per ton. Early crews reportedly yielded 87.41 in placer gold using a cotton base wash. Five routes lead to the district from Idaho and Montana as supplies pave the way for a spring rush predicted to begin May or June.
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Faries
Edatin
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
United States
Inia Fe
W.H. Dewey
Hlaho
Dewey
Mounain
Vie
Vis Ketchim
Mackay
Boise
Welter
Oregon Short Line
Pike's Pens
D. E. Burley
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Salt Lake City
Global Newspaper Circulation Figures
The world publishes about 42 800 newspapers with the United States leading at 19 760 papers. Great Britain has 6 050 papers while Russia tallies 143, one per 170 000 people. The Petit Journal de Paris prints at least 1 000 000 copies daily, and the Imperial Review, issued for the emperor of Austria, has the smallest circulation with three copies daily.
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United States
Great Britain
Russia
Petit Journal of Paris
Imperial Review
Austria
Noted Cities and famed railways in early 20th century notes
A garbled feature lists Chicago Milwaukee St Paul as famous cities and links them to a renowned railway praised for management, safety, and service. Mentions electric lighted trains between Omaha and Chicago and urges trying the line east. Also references actress Jane Heading visiting Constantinople and a chaotic section on fire line rates between Ogden and Lake Utah with fragmented travel details.
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Chicago
United States
Milwaukee
St. Paul
America
Ita Superior
Ita
Omaha
Superior
L. L. Dowmixa
Chivago
Milwaukee& St. Paul Railway
Salt Lab City
Utah
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Corietika
E. Burton
MAN Shariah N Assay CO. Jis
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Wasbhagh
Jayelle
McKinley
Emma Cadwalader
Ownaly
Vaubuonn
Cape Nome
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Minera
Stample
Spain
Etree
Kini Montion
W.N.U
Ball Lake
Ferine
Wenry Penielen
Ann Eapiman
Kansas City
Malaga
Phin Vetond
Laonor
Uiemtona
Matheny
Africa
Lnbriann Ty Eheim
Inunwen Bountain
Theasune
Constantinople
Jane Heading
Ciheap Heenheim
Adgulant
Tipeke & Sanka
Firetiline Poerenter Rales
Vik Alvere
Ogden
Hatt Lake Gly
Minacuel
Oebienster
Pellem
C.F. Watiles
Aguas
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