Peruna credited for life saving cure by church worker
A Prument church worker, once confined to bed by chronic illness and economic strain, credits Peruna and Dr. Hartman for her recovery after free home treatment guidance. Letters from Annie Hoban and Mamie Powell laud Peruna for nervous system support and relief from monthly headaches, urging others to seek Hartman’s advice.
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Peruna
Rena
Hartman
Annie Hoban
Post Pocahontas of
Yemassee
Highth Ave
New York
Ness
Perina
Mamie Powell
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Dr. Hartman
Kate de Hartman
Tolumbus
O. ‘Hartman Sanitarium
Col
Pertina praised by Julia M. Brown for health restoration
A testimonial by Julia M. Brown extols Pertina as a remedy that rebuilt vitality and cured chronic catarrh after other approaches failed. She asserts the product helped women who were physically wrecked and claims personal use yields satisfying results for nervousness and fatigue.
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Julia M. Brown
Curious Rainfall Fact From an Observant Citizen
A reader explains why running through rain may soak more than walking. He notes that irregular drop spacing and minor gaps between drops create a sheet of water ahead, making running produce a damp front similar to wind driven rain.
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Citheen
Peru
Faa
Dangers of Shaving Consumptives in Colorado Springs
A barber recounts coughing risks while shaving consumptives in Colorado Springs. The tale features a Colorado barber who claims decades in the business and recalls shaving people from a boy to an octogenarian. He notes a recurring fear of coughing patients causing him throat injuries.
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Colorado
Colorado Springs
I'm Growing Old. A reflective verse on aging and memory
A fragmented lyric voice contemplates growing old and fading vitality. The speaker notes diminished vigor, shifting self perception, and nostalgia for youth while comparing life’s passing years to light and wings. The piece blends personal regret with a reverent, contemplative mood.
Diplomatic Conductor
An old Grand Army Veteran signaling at a corner is passed by a motorman who pauses mid block. The veteran reaches the platform exhausted and angry, the conductor yanking the bell strap as a remark about age and spryness triggers a tense moment amid a charged street scene.
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Talleyrand
Antietam
Ain
Watera— Sagranciacy Bulletin
No Fault of Here. Che club wager tale unfolds
A garbled betting tale from a Che club recounts a wager where two to one odds favored Lat fon and the outcome tied to a misdated bet. Names and details are unclear, but the fragment implies a humorous or cautionary anecdote about bets and identity.
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Mabel
George
Opium in Givenes Forms
Drug addicts in Vermont consume opioids in varied forms from smoking to injections. The New York City hospital director notes a large number of opium users, with many addicted and using opiates daily or periodically.
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Jelitte
New York City
Eath
Vermont
Sea serpent story from England alarmed Fraserburgh crew
A recent Sea Serpent tale reports a marine monster attempting to swallow the Glengrant of Fraserburgh. It lifted the ship several fathoms and dived, then surfaced again as the crew fought panic. One sailor kept calm and retrieved a can, the monster finally departed after a dramatic encounter. The creature was described as nearly 200 feet long with a seahorse head, a mane, green eyes, and huge teeth.
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England
Fraserburgh
McBride Case in Kansas Sees Kidney Pills Cure Boy
In St John Kansas on October 26 Mr and Mrs William McBride and Dr J L Simes sworn statements claim Dodd's Kidney Pills cured their epileptic and semi paralyzed son. They report twenty seven seizures the first day of use and cessation within a week. The Notary Public Mr George Ki Moore witnessed the testimony confirming the tale. The case has sparked local excitement as sworn statements support the cure.
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McBride
St. John, Kans
William McBride
Jense L. Simes
George Ki. Moore
Simes
Dodd
Swort
Oldest Subscriber Don Robun Jano Leaves for Europe
Our records show Don Robun Jano Siglo de Lon Sigos of Chiapas, aged 112, embarked for Europe with his third wife and six children. He has been on our books since 1849 and is currently en route to Tasbasco, Mexico, per Tageblatt.
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Europe
Don Robun Jano Siglo de Lon Sigos
Chiapas
Tasbasco
Mexica
Tageblatt
Putnam Faceless Dyes and Nevada Salt Formations
The article notes Putnam Faceless Dyes costing 10 cents per package and highlights remarkable salt formations along a thirty mile arc of a Virginia river in Nevada. The salt forms crystal mountains of exceptional clarity, readable through a foot of salt, with wells nearby suggesting a former great salt lake and one 75 feet in diameter containing intensely saline water.
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Virginia River
Nevada
Tieve
Starlings to Fight Ticks in Jamaica Plant Trials
Jamaica conducts trials of English starlings released into the countryside to combat cattle tick infestations that have plagued forests and pastures since their introduction about 30 years ago. Observers doubt how well the birds will adapt to local conditions and whether they will control the pests as hoped.
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Jamaica
South America
Kidney pill cure claims boost for Lebanon official
JW Walle of Lebanon Kentucky details kidney pain and suffering prior to trying Deans Kidney Pills after hearing success stories. He reports quick relief and urges sufferers to try the remedy, noting a free trial and distribution through Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York. Also reports cotton crop totals for Alabama Arkansas South Carolina Georgia Mississippi and Texas with regional production figures.
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JW. Walle
Lebanon
Dean
Hugh Murrey Drug Co
Walla
Foster-Miltlin Co
Buffalo
Alabamm
Arkansas
South Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
Texas
Misalssnapl River
Fragmented OCR Notice Summary Remains Unclear
The readable text fragments show numbers and coin terms but lack clear names, dates, places, or actions. The note references a quantity 18 and terms like COIN, with uncertain context and no identifiable event or official notice details. Further legible text is needed to produce a factual card.
Argentine Butter Exports Surpass Three Million Pounds Annually
Argentina ships more than 3,000,000 pounds of butter yearly, mostly to Great Britain. Creameries pay 16 cents per pound, exporters earn about 24 cents per pound. Only Denmark yields a similar price, and the dairy stock largely comprises Durham crosses.
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Great Britain
Denmark
Durham
Cough and Works Off the Cool Laxative Brim Quinine Tablets
A swindler uses a fake train birth hoax to extract money from passengers on a Cleveland to Toledo train. Senator Quay of Pennsylvania is among those targeted. A mysterious man announces a birth and solicits a purse, later revealing no child was born and that funds were pocketed by the trickster.
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Price Lie
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Toledo
Pulman
Repid
Ohio
Senator Quayla
Quay Cobeleski
Quay
R. H. Officer & Co Assayers and Chemists Salt Lake City
R H Officer and Co assay clerks in Salt Lake City announce mail service for samples with prompt careful handling.
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R. H. Officer & CO
Salt Lake City
UTAM
Utah Bedding & M'f'g Co
Crismon & Nichols Assayers
P.O
West Temple St
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Federa
Ferien
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Gured
Wien
Wim, U
Bait Lake
Vienna
Gustar
Elite Matrimonial Journal
Ook Srs Wine Apa
L. Douglas
Liz
Douglas
W. L. Douglan
the Beat
the Youth’s Companion
Boston
Mass
Leona
Ollen
Tim
Evan
Ystold
Putnam
Biot
A. Richter
First South
Lake City
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