Peruna Earns Trust in Ottawa Woman's Durably Cured illness
Florence E. Kenah of Ottawa writes that a severe cold settled into her head and back, resisted medicine until Peruna was tried. After two bottles she fully recovered and urges others to beware catarrh. Letter notes winter weather risks and Peruna as fortifying against colds. Rose Gerbi also reports speedy relief after Peruna use.
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M Plore
RL Pollard Res
Florence E. Kenah
Maria Street
Ottawa
Ont
Jan
Tose Geria Society
Crown Polat
Peruna
Lars
Farmer in Copake advertises dairy cow livestock sale
A notice from Copake in Columbia County, New York, promotes a full-brooded milk cow for sale with hay and poultry included. The text also contains a scanned ad for Bourne’s Catarrh Cure and various dated trade lines, suggesting a sale of livestock and other goods amid miscellaneous clerical noise and misprints.
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Copake
Columbia County
Two Much for Them in London Stage Reception
The excerpt notes a London premiere reaction to Arme and die Mano with strong applause for the author and a dissenting shout from the gallery. Shaw counters as the crowd cheers while a distant voice complains about the two who can counteract a crowd by common effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fragmented OCR Summary from a Local Paper
The readable text mentions a locale called Minmatar and references a table with plates and wind. It notes five children and a person named Mewth dive while discussing food and a coat. The passage is garbled with no clear narrative or events.
End of a Campaign and a Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary
Opinion notes a couple's thirtieth wedding anniversary and a vow to "kiss and make up" as relatives gather. The piece cites jokes, teachers’ questions on plurals, and a courtroom quip about a deaf juror, reflecting light, varied items from New York papers.
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Bald Brovertm
Lester
Goff
New York Times
Thousands of Americans Eye Western Canada Migration
A North Dakota farmer arriving in Winnipeg says thousands of Americans will move north in spring. Dakota farmers see higher wheat prices south of the border yet are drawn to Canada by fertile land at far lower prices. Government agencies in multiple cities are aiding the exodus and inviting settlers to pursue farming dairying ranching and related ventures.
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Western Canada
Langdon
North Dakota
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
Dakota
Ada
St. Paul
Minn
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ind
Millwaukee
Wis
Wausau
Detroit
Sault Ste. Marie
Marquette
Mick
Toledo
Fragmented Army Drill Story With Missing Kit Details
A chaotic wartime scene depicts a sergeant inspecting a private’s kit. The missing items game and a tense exchange reveal humor and discipline as the men react to the shortage and mockery amid the battalion.
Kidney Pills Promise Cure for Kidney and Bladder Ills
Testimony from A W Lutz of Sterling Illinois claims Dono's Kidney Pills cured chronic kidney issues over three years with no relapse. Free trial offer mailed to any US address. price 50 cents per box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the remedy as a universal cure for urinary disorders and related pains.
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Livan
A.W. Luts
11Th Avenue
Stering
Dean
Eton
Dono
Bascom and Carnegie Tales Reveal Odd Wisdom
A Washington correspondent for the New York Sun relays anecdotes about Dr John Bascom former UW president famous for absent mindedness. The lass who served lemonade at a freshman reception misread his hesitation and offered a larger cup, while Andrew Carnegie recalls paying 50 cents to a mountain-crossing boy who later becomes Charles M Schwab, illustrating personal anecdotes of business insight and luck.
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John Bascom
University of Wisconsin
John D. Rockefeller
Bascom
Ireland
Dr. Bascom
Sergey
Andrew Carnegie
Pennsylvania
Carnegie
Charles M. Schwab
Washington Correspondence
New York Sun
Worship of the Bear in northern Japan
A fragment describes a ritual where a bear is captured young and raised with care in a village. At age nineteen the bear is sacrificed as villagers, armed with bows and arrows, lure it out and strike. The ritual ends with a ceremonial prayer and a feasting orgy, reflecting sanctity and communal ritual.
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Japan
Anne Wim
Reinesse
Corandaltons
Teri
Fragmented recollection of a medical mystery and cure
A layman describes his illness and treatment in a derailed narrative. He recalls consuming an undefined beverage tied to his symptoms and later reports improved health after a change of routine. He mentions meeting a similarly afflicted friend who shares a past remedy and future hopeful outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuleo
Dersturtille
Ohio
Saya
Medical College
Honolulu as Worldly Hub Through Pacific Cable Tales
The correspondent describes Honolulu as a crossroads where many old Chicago friends resurface in a faraway shore. He notes the city's high travel rate, diverse marriages, and natives thriving as hosts for international exhibitions, with residents’ global knowledge and connectivity shaping daily life. The essay blends humor about climate with reflections on friendship, work, and the reach of modern communication.
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Chicago
Pacific
Honolulu
Wui Elde
Europe
Earth
China
Japan
Corea
Manchuria
Mantle
The
Straits Settlement
Indo-China
Samos
Australia
New Zealand
North America
Frisco
Castaway’s perilous flight and a hidden aid request
A shipwreck victim knocks at a door seeking shelter and money as the castaway attempts to reach safety. The narrative hints at danger, a potential arrest, and the tension of aiding a fugitive or criminal. Gard Marvine Dennsenially appears in the faded text, with a sense of looming consequences.
Senator Perkins recalls sea life tale of stowaway boy
California senator recounts a shiphold stowaway rescued by the captain who made him cabin boy. The captain paid him 20 and sent him ashore for vegetables. A grocer recalls the boy claiming to seek food, while the captain tests his task with the crew. The tale unfolds with a brisk exchange about delivering vegetables one at a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Perkins
California
Tor
Good Picking Lawyers Case Summary
The fragmentary notice mentions a legal matter involving a late individual and a named party in Capitoliet. The document asserts a valuation around 860,000 and references a formal agreement or action related to the estate. The text is garbled, but implies a financial settlement or transfer with named entities and a listed amount.
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Jowiph O'Hare
Mrknollen Capitoliet
Davo
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