Putnam Face less Dyes and Prankster Ads
A garbled excerpt shows an advertisement promoting Winslow's Soothing Array for skin and nerve relief, Allen's Foot-Ease for painful feet and ingrown nails, with trial packaging offered. The text also notes Seattle police ordering pugilists and associates to leave or find work, and Justus Miles Foreman’s extended pleasure trip to Australia New Zealand and the South Seas for leisure rather than material gain.
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Justus Miles Foreman
New York
Australia
New Zealand
South Sea Islands
WORN TO A SKELETON Restoration Stuns Pennsylvania Town
A faded Pennsylvania tale recalls a cure. Charles Preston of Elkland credits Dean’s Kidney Pills for rapid relief from fatigue thirst lower weight and sugar in urine. The ad notes 50 cent price and Buffalo maker Foster-Milburn.
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Irs
Charles
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Fragmented noisy text block with nonsensical phrases
A garbled OCR passage presents a jumble of phrases and names, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable events. It contains scattered references to places, people, and numbers but no clear story, date, or outcome to summarize.
Powder River post office reestablished in Wyoming
Northwest notes report the Powder River Wyoming post office had been reestablished after being ordered discontinued on June 21. A Troy Montana block was destroyed by fire causing about 10000 dollars in losses. A Butte lodging fire killed Peter Hanson and his daughter. A man killed in Denver county court case and other local notices are listed.
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Powder River
Atrona Vonnty
Wyoming
Troy
Montana
Peter Hanson
Butte
Buterom Salt Lake Cay
Eli Sutherland
Fay Jackson
Galena Street
Murte
Erie
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver County Court
Colorado
Henry L. Steves
Laramie
Adelaide J Stevens
Inilenitier
Laramla
Stevens
Union Pacific
Tacoma
Edna Scott
Eula Cox
Scott
Wolverton
Helena
J.T. Carroll
Bnet
Diadcanee
Orl
Crueruily
Porittiot
AOTC
Utah
Tyr
North Dakota paints law aims to curb fraud with label system
A North Dakota reform requires only honest labeling for paint products, allowing mixtures while ensuring genuine white lead and linseed oil carry a pure label. The piece argues the plan could curb deception in foods and drinks as well and notes derelict ships as navigational hazards.
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North Dakota
North DE Ante
There’s a Reason Behind This Woman’s Health Decline
A Michigan woman recalls years of agony from bilious colic and coffee dependence. She drank coffee to cope, suffered attacks, prayed for death, and nearly died before stopping coffee. After quitting, she slowly recovered with Postume and other remedies, feeling health return.
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Bilious Colle
Alek
Bie
Eulfer Trani
Coffe
Bygan
Secretary Wilson Sets Oct 1 for Inbela Labeling Rule
Secretary Wilson told meat packing representatives they must label cans and other meats with Inbela by October 1 or be barred from interstate channels. He cannot extend the deadline and noted current shelf goods cannot be inspected, leaving owners to sell or face shipment bans between states.
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Wilson Tella
Nington
Wilson
Havana Faces Darker Outlook as Insurrection Spreads
Reported uprisings reach Santiago province with clashes between police, rural guards, and insurgents. Eyes turn to Palma government fears of an eastern Cuba insurrection. Cardenas seen as chaotic, while Puerto Principe remains the only apparently quiet area amid growing American cattle interests and worry of broader unrest.
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Havana
Santiago
Palma
Cuba
Associated Presa
Cardenas
Puerto Principe
Parker Wins High Honor at ABA Conference
At the American Bar Association meeting in St. Paul the committee on Insurance was discussed as unfinished business, with a heated debate anticipated on interstate commerce. The meeting elected a ticket including President Allen B. Parker of New York and Secretary John Hinckley of Baltimore, along with other officers and an executive committee spanning multiple states and cities.
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St. Paul
American Bar Association
Presidant
Allan B. Parker
New York
John Hinckley
Baltimore
Treggarer
Frederick
Earthquake Shocks Hit Modeny Utah In Early Tremor
A tremor struck Modeny Utah followed moments later by a weaker aftershock. The quakes rattled north to south with varying intensity and were reported felt at the Weather Bureau observatory and by local residents including Bhutriean.
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Modeny
Utah
Pony
Weather Bureau
Bhutriean
Governor Pardons Yountaville Wardkeeper
Governor Pardee grants a pardon to D MeVicker, a Yountaville watchman who sold liquor within a mile of a veteran home. McVicker had served three weeks of a four month sentence. petition signed by the committing magistrate and over 200 citizens. Conviction stemmed from testing compliance with state prohibitions near a state institution.
Youths to Study Farming in America for Philippine Crops
W A Sutherland of the bureau managing Filipino students educated in the United States left Washington for New Orleans to arrange placements for agricultural students. The aim is to expose them to methods used in growing sugar, tobacco, raw and other crops common to the Philippine Islands.
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Washington
W. A Sutherland
Bureau of Siilar Amare
New Orleans
Philippine
Courage of Lower Animal In Fearful Comparisons
A fragmentary essay argues bulldogs are loyal, dangerous when provoked, and likens other animals to fearless fighters. It contrasts bulldogs with gamecocks keeping resolve to the end, and claims a gorilla and an African chief would display boldness or cowardice in combat.
Told Tales Out Of School 8 Gould Obituaries Laugh At Death
The piece recalls Gould the English novelist who joked about premature obituaries and a London editor's dinner soiree. An East Ham parrot tale illustrates how a bird repeats every word heard, prompting the parrot to mockingly answer back.
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Baring
Gould
Baring Gould
London
East Ham
Made Things Easy For Hubs
Women with absentminded husbands found a cure for forgotten mail. The plan: pin the letter to the husband's lapel so passersby notice, prompting him to see the note and mail it on time. The tactic, born from domestic frustration, proved effective.
Big Peanuts This Year
Peanut lovers report Duté peanuts are larger than usual this year and may be verified at any stand. Flavor is said to be better, though some connoisseurs prefer smaller nuts. A wholesaler notes more production due to cultivation advances and weather, but few small nuts remain marketable.
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Philadelphia
Opinion Style Observed in Playful Exchange
A humorous exchange shows a woman prompting for opinions on her hat while a man asks for a candid view. The dialogue playful prompts reveal social chatter and wit, reflecting lighthearted era banter and gendered conversational cues.
Not the Limit of Trouble in Breakfast Mantel Tale
A fragmented reminiscence describes a scene with a breakfast on a mantel and tough bolle banter. The speaker asserts plenty of trouble ahead while a character named Tom Johnson is noted as not yet born. The passage preserves a rough, rural dialect tone.
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Job
Tom Johnson
Dinner at a Men’s Club Ends in Public Humiliation
A visiting woman accompanying a man and his wife attends a dinner at a men’s club. During service a waiter spills soup in her lap causing embarrassment. The scene is described with melancholy tone as the guest laments unhappiness at such establishments.
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Minneamiis
Too Gay Puritan Yarn Ends In Stocking Misstep
An excerpt shows a Puritan mistress scolding Priscilla for a knitting mistake. The dialogue features a stern father figure and Priscilla’s surprised reply about learning and stocking fashion, ending with her accidentally unraveling a stocking.
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Priscila
Priscilla
Princula
Jay
Travel trains daily from Al Ula to Santa Me Colores
A garbled report notes frequent trains between Al Ula and Santa Me Colores with references to cities and routes. It mentions travel pace and travel hazards including sparks from cigars while riding the locomotive, reflecting a chaotic street level transit concern.
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Evry
al Ula Topeka
Santa Me
Fragmented OCR note on English daily life and habits
Partial OCR passage describes English people as very busy and economically minded, with little outdoor exercise and snacks at home. It notes a dreamt era and hints at societal routines and age, without clear names or dates to anchor specifics. The fragment emphasizes domestic eating and a busy lifestyle.
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Wash
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Rock Springs
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An Nethound
Northorn
Aruiogiva
Mount
Brekemnen
Tanebar
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Ceorie Roosevelt
Hossevelt
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Uh County
Teddy Mookevelt
Columbia
Yeseeld
Petver Powell Thais
United States Army
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Geo. T. Odell
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