Doan's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Miracle Cure by Woman
Mrs A Helman of Stillwater Minnesota testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her back pain and severe kidney issues after months of suffering ending at death's door. She credits the medicine with a return to health and suggests readers try the remedy as sold by dealers for 50 cents a box.
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Phoe
Doan
Foster Mijiurn
Buffalo
Livingstone's Early Struggles to Learn in Factories
A historical note recalls how Livingstone began education at age ten while working in a factory as a piecer. He bought Rudiments of Latin with his wages, studied at an evening school, and read classics by lamp and apron edge before long nights.
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Livingstone
Ty Ata
Mr. Livingstone
Phunnypheller
Baltimore American
Adage Revised Sparks Caution From Hawland
A terse note warns readers to verify accuracy to avoid being preempted, urging caution about rushing to publish and suggesting that Semvetim should not advance, attributed to A Hawland in a fragmentary advisory.
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A. Hawland
Livery fire in Seattle claims horses and more
A Seattle livery stable fire killed thirty one horses and burned one man to death while another was fatally injured. Across the West, incidents include a Great Northern fireman knocked from his engine near Helena and a Ranch hand shooting near Anaconda. Various arrests, disappearances, and notable transfers fill a sprawling regional roundup.
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Seattle
Martin Kline
Great Northern Road
Clancy
Helena
Montaid
Anaconda
Durell Whitecraft
Wes
George Wartern
Waters
Whitecraft
H. Randall
United States
Post Office
Wayland
A.B Campbell
Northern Pacific
Canton
Wash
J. Walley
Sacramento
John Downey
Robert Hopkins
United State
Marshal Stringer
Lnter
Juline Merz
Henry Mera
University of Wyoming
Philippines
San Francisco
Manila
Mera
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Marvin Hughitt
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Seminole
Casper
Wyoming & Northwestern
Seattle Times
Skagway
Portland
Amur
McLeood i
Spiro Island
Ketchikan
A. Membree
Ora
Sand Lake
Ore
Alexander Cas
Seii Roqueia
Colombia
Merica
Notre Dame
Indiana} University
Claude A. Bagby
Durango
Colo
Bagby
Roquela
Suppressed Russian Reds Crushed as Revolution Fails
In Mt Petersburg authorities declare the insurrection crushed as the government crushes the revolt. The populace stayed aloof, military units did not join, and a general strike collapsed amid arrests of leaders. Revolutionaries may resort to terror on the Bloody Sunday anniversary.
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Mt. Petersburg
Moscow
Tervor
Foul Crime Reported Near Montello Nevada
Trainmen report a grisly murder near Montello Nevada on a Thursday night. An unknown man, described as a tramp, was killed by throat-slashing and his body placed on railroad ties and set alight in an apparent attempt to destroy evidence. Identification remains possible despite the flames.
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Ogden
Utah
Southern Pacific Railroad
Copany
Montello
Nev
Northport
L. L
Bartley T. Horner
Low
J. W. Simpson
New York
Simpson
Rivers Hood
Patti's proudest moment at Rothachild dinner
The sketch recalls Patti's happiest night at Alfred Rothachild's house during a royal dinner for the Prince and Princess of Wales. The King toasted Madame Patti and recounted hearing her voice, while Queen Alexandra lifted up Prince George. The King urged Patti to accept a kiss from the famous Mme Patti, marking her proudest moment.
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Patti
Alfred Rothachild
Prince
Princess of Wales
Madame Patti
Alexandra
Prince George
A Little Boy Chooses A Skeleton In A Museum
A Cleveland Leader snippet notes a boy’s humorous response to career choices. He rejects sailor and soldier roles due to dangers and humorously says he will be a skeleton in a museum when grown. The item reflects light editorial prose and a playful aside amid other notes.
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Cleveland
The Choice of the People Chooses a Reform District Attorney
In New York the people rose up against fast politics and elected a District Attorney who pledges no party ties. Jerome led the banner as the people’s choice, promising action against wrong-doers. Pillsbury's Vitos offers a breakfast staple described as dainty delicious and nourishing.
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New York
Jerome
Pillsbury
Perils of Chamois Hunting Reported in Grison Canyon
A chamois hunter named Schultz of Crotre in Grison canton slipped and fell into a ravine nearly a thousand feet deep. His son, a fifteen year old lad, used an axe to hold his footing for nearly two hours until assistance arrived.
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Schultz
Crotre
Grison
Afteen
Alternates Use of Razors Self Shaver Says Blades Rest
A self-shaver argues that razors must rest and be alternated. He claims a razor he bought in 1895 remains sharp with only strap maintenance and daily rest, while consistent honing wears the edge. He warns against using the same blade daily as it dulls faster.
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Aix
One Word Answers and Oddities from a City Letter
Fragmented chatter and punchy one word replies mix with ads and notices, including quips about metaphysician and dinamit. A travel rate to California via Salt Lake Route is advertised, while miscellaneous tips on health cures and a chronic bachelor joke appear amid local notices.
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California
Salt Lake
J. L. Moore
Salt Lake City
Sing Sing Name Origin Stone Upon Stone
An OCR fragment notes Sing Sing, a New York town, deriving its name from Indian origin meaning stone upon stone. It also mentions a possible corruption of the word ossining, tied to a stony landscape.
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Sing Sing
State of
New York
Ossining
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Claims Broad Church Building Output
The snippet notes the famous Red Cross Ball Blue advertised as large 20x at a price in cents from The Ruse Company in the South. It asserts rapid church building activity in America with twelve to fifteen churches per say or 4,000 to 5,000 annually, framing the scale of construction.
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Red Cross
Ruse Company
South
America
Bank Pays For Error In Dismissal Case
A Johannesburg bank clerk dismissed after marriage received three months' salary and 166 for libel in the letter of dismissal. The court noted a contract restricting marriage is void, immoral and against public policy, approving the settlement.
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Johannesburg
Miraculous Cure for Child Eczema by Cuticura Soap
A letter from F. Hobrath of South Bethlehem Pa recounts severe infant eczema on a six month old, covering the face, eyes, mouth and body. After failed doctors and despair a friend suggested Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. within ten days improvement appeared and by ten weeks the child was well with smooth skin.
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Cutloura
Europe
F. Hobrath
C. L
Scotty and His Record Breaking Rider Story
Walker Scott endured a famous sprint from Los Angeles to Chicago aboard a Santa Fe line known for speed and reliability. The journey, costing over $6,000, completed in under 45 hours, marking the fastest long distance rail run over mountains and plains. The feature extols Santa Fe track, equipment, and staff while inviting readers to inquire about tickets and routes from Utah and Colorado to the East and Southwest.
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Walker Scott
Death Valley
Los Angeles
Chicago
Santa Fe
Utah
Colorado
Fragmented OCR notes on Dr Wadd and 18th century printing shop
Fragmentary text references Printers and Snuff Dr Wadd author of Memm a Maxims and Memoirs visiting Dryden Prens stock and sword items. Mentions manuscripts sewn envelopes academy bakeries and waistcoat pockets with unclear details and percentages.
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Wadd
Dryden
Academy
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