Wonderberry Sunberry: A Great Garden Sensation
A scrambled notice extols the Wonderberry or Sunberry as a widely successful fruit variety from Floral Park New York. It cites strong endorsements from John Burroughs and others, claims remarkable yields, and recounts anecdotal praise across multiple locales including Wichita Enon and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yank
Childs
Floral Park
N.Y
John Burroughs
Pie Roosevelt
New York
Canada
Forall
Wichita
Kan
Benson
Enochs
Hammond
J. H. Powers
Ood Avenue
Chicago
Joson Space
iBwallow
Kenton
Ohio
Luther Burbank
Alma
Fragmented Quotes and Quack Cures Mixed in OCR Snippet
An unclear OCR fragment blends literary snippets about a poet and muses with stray phrases from medical advertisings. The text includes odd spellings and broken punctuation, mentioning a 6 to 14 day ED cure claim for piles and generic promises of remedies, with no coherent narrative or verifiable events.
Weight Increases To 140 Pounds In Odd Home Remedy Ad
A fragmentary ad from Oriente Oklahoma touts a household remedy and doctor’s books as cures for asthma and throat conditions. It claims a woman’s weight rose from a hundred pounds to one hundred forty after using the remedy and supplements, praising Dr Hartman’s aid and the author’s guidance as blessing from God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerful
Hartman
Lobster, Barricades, and the Colonel’s Last Charge
Colonel Notrot wakes on July 29, 1830 to a weekly lobster ritual at Morasson’s and a long arc of duels, fame, and memory. The tale follows his past in the One Hundred and Second, a fencing master Count de Fines, and a final rally at a barricade amid Parisian revolt where Notrot becomes a hero again and royalty fades. The ending hints at a political twist as Notrot contemplates a broader upheaval and a question about a congressman's robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deuce
Col. Notrot
Max
Morasson
Rue
Monsieur le Prince
Rueala
Spain
Alan
Madrid
Ible
Motasson
Nolrot
Monsieur
Hiu
Count de Fines
Royal Academy
Berlin
Morsson
Ing Bil
Noirot
Saint Denis
Paria
Nelrot
Pont du Chatelet
Noitot
Europe
Reinbert
Notrot
Notre Dame
Reinvert
Austerlitz
One Hundred and Second
Grand Army
Lutzen
Dresden
Napoleon
Odeon
Nofrot
Royal Guard
Cure Rheumatism with Sarsaparilla and Whiskey Tonic
A published prescription claims to cure rheumatism with one ounce syrup of sarsaparilla compound, one ounce Toris compound, and half a pint of whiskey. Take a tablespoonful before meals and at bed, shake before each use, continue until cured, with claimed systemic health benefits.
The Ruling Passion and a Drunken Ghost Tale
An Irishwoman recalls Mike, a man ruined by drink who wandered from saloon to home. Upon death his ghost supposedly walked at night between the saloon and his house, so drunk his dog knew him.
Dean's Kidney Pills Cited In Villisca Testimony
Mrs N E Graves of Villisca Iowa credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney trouble after disordered secretions backache ankle swellings and smothering spells. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sells them 50 cents a box Remember the name Dean's For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
N. E Graves
Villisca
Tona
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Fragmented Ad Copy Notes on Fashion and Remedies
A jumble of phrases references love curing cold with a tabled remedy and various consumer items. It mentions laxatives, cheap notoriety, fashion extremes, and brand names in a loosely connected sequence without coherent news context.
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Julia
Mathera
Times
Drummond
Ees Zerorties
In Short Stories
Co. Leap
Congressman Briggins
Barry
Mrs. Justhicht
Mrs. J
Ant Aires
Winaiow
Peru
Sloan
J. C Lax
Ninth St
Washington, D.C
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
DYOLA
Defiance
HL Halpern
7Th St
N. Y
Sterling Remedy Company
Illinois
John Lewis
Cherseser
LDS
Floral Park, N. Y
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