Fragmented poem fragment about chewing the rag and resilience
A ragged verse recalls adversity and the urge to persevere. It juxtaposes pain and resolve, urging steadfast courage and defiance against hardship as the speaker vows not to weaken or yield in the face of trials.
Death of Lieutenant Cordon in Pretoria execution
Aug 25 Pretoria Lt Cordon, a Transvaal officer convicted in the plot against British officers and Lord Roberts, was executed at dawn. He faced the garden wall seated in a chair, unbound, as firing squads carried out the sentence after last night’s warning.
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Fitzsimmons Beats Sharkey In Quick Victory At Coney Island
In New York on August 25 Fitzsimmons defeated Tom Sharkey in under two rounds at the Coney Island Sporting Club. Sharkey showed confidence but Fitzsimmons dominated, adding to his previous wins over Corbett and Roblin. The brief bout underscores Fitzsimmons as a top heavyweight.
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Sharkey
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Fragmented OCR capture of local notice and names
The readable fragments mention various names, places, and terms from a newspaper page. It lists persons such as Lanewater, Neh, Ban Ly, and others, with scattered references to locations like North and South, and terms resembling notices or notices of events. The text is garbled and lacks a coherent single event or announcement.
Buller Traps and Liverpool Regiment Losses Plague News
London dispatch reports Lord Roberts fixed at Wonderfontein near Macha Jdudorp as Boer forces concentrate. General Buller notes a Boer trap on August 23 where Liverpool Regiment units advanced into a hollow, suffering heavy casualties with ten killed and 45 wounded plus 32 missing. Pole Carew occupies Belfast without opposition on August 24.
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A Thousand Tongues Praises New Discovery for Consumption
Annie B Sprger of Philadelphia reports dramatic relief from a long standing cough after using Dr Wing's New Discovery for Consumption. She credits the medicine with removing chest pain and helping her sleep, urging others to try it with trial bottles free at Crawford Bros Drug Store.
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Jdy Howard Si
Philadelphia
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Nerve Prostration and Modern Life in a Medical Talk
A London medical address warned that nerve prostration stems from worry and fatigue and that modern life is not as harsh as it once was. The speaker urged physicians to encourage steady work and fortitude, criticizing untested remedies and the allure of fashionable treatments. John Drew’sJohnstown tale is recounted in a separate amusing anecdote about a strangest gatekeeper.
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British Medical Association
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Noah
World Cotton Visible Supply Report From New Orleans
The Visible Supply shows total world cotton at 1,112,318 bales, compared with 201,697 last week and 2,602,050 recorded last year. American cotton stands at 820,161 bales, while totals in Great Britain and continental Europe, Egypt, and the United States are detailed, with figures indicating changes from prior weeks and years.
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Hester
Egypt
Benxil
Great Britain
United States
Hal's Catarrh Cure Advertised by Toledo Pharmacy
An old advertorial block touts Hal's Catarrh Cure and a universal salve for illnesses. It claims the remedy is taken for catarrh and blood purity and asserts endorsements by druggists and merchants in Toledo Ohio.
Young winner in Greenville prize wheat contest yields near 70 bushels
In Greenville prize wheat contest the largest yield from one acre of land was within a fraction of 70 bushels, made by a boy under twenty years of age. The next highest prize went to a lady.
Editor's awful plighte Bucklen's arnica salve heals piles
Editor reports lifelong suffering from piles ends after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He calls it the surest pile cure and best salve, sold by Crawford Brow druggist for 25 cents. Also notes deadly ice cream incident as Elizabeth Hutcheson and four children remain in Grady hospital after consuming improperly kept ice cream.
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Grady ‘Hospital
Rapid Ohio trial ends in life sentence for murder
In Cleveland and Akron a man named Peck was moved to Akron for court and immediately convicted of murder. Judge Nye of Elyria imposed life imprisonment with hard labor. Transport to Columbus followed, with sheriffs guiding the prisoner post sentence.
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Obio
Louis L
Jesa la Tour
Mies
Akron
Aeron
Clevelnd
Akibon
Nye
Elyria
Peck
Colotatte
Colanitis
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