Dean’s Kidney Pills Restored Colorado Woman’s Health
Mrs. Sarah Marine of Colorado Springs suffered three years with severe back ache and kidney troubles. After doctors failed, a friend’s tip to try Dean’s Kidney Pills led to rapid improvement within a week. Two boxes left her entirely well, with four months of good health since. For sale by all dealers, 50 cents, Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.Y. Sunday in Heligoland begins at 6 p.m. Saturday and ends Sunday at game hour. vessels could not leave port between those hours.
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8. W. Marine
Colorado Springs
Dean
Sarah Marine
St. Urain Street
Colo
Glen Byrne Club
Aevere
Doctoca
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Heligoland
Tea and Coffee Enjoyment Reflected in Quotes
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution quotes Brother Dickey on a free and fair road, asking if tea or coffee is truly enjoyed while noting a brisk, informal tone about knowledge and daily habits. The text names Vine for sur Knowledge Bank and several humorous appellations, suggesting a casual column or cartoon caption style.
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Brother Dickey
Atlanta Constitution
Washing Blankets With Soda and Warm Water
A brief note describes washing blankets using three tubs of warm water and strong soda, soaking, agitating with a stick, rinsing in two more tubs, using a little soap, then ringing and stretching the blankets carefully. Includes a fragmentary signature.
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Ivor
Blankie
Park
Why People Admire What He Thought Little Of
A historic note discusses why audiences admire certain works while the creator undervalues them. It cites two lectures by a producer, one dignified and popular, the other simple yet earnest but undervalued by the creator. The piece muses on private versus public esteem in art and thought. It also mentions Pino’s Cure for Consumption and a Munich brewer’s musical elevator for visitors, with music stopping when doors open.
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Harl M. Pratt
Munich
Fresh Water Fish In Germany
In many German districts coarse fish from inland waters form a key food source. North Germany favors carp with white wine or beer sauce as a popular Christmas fish. Berlin alone sold about 4,000 tons of carp last December for Christmas dinners.
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Germany
North
Berlin
Bequest to Dogs by Viennese Doctor Reveals Curious Sum
A Dr Christian, dean of the Faculte de Droit in Vienna, bequeathed not less than 6600 florins for the comfortable subsistence of three dogs. The article frames this among questions about compensation for dissatisfied people and grocers' fees.
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Doge
Christian
Faculte de Droit
Vienna
Tea making tips and dance etiquette snippet
A fragment discusses brewing tea and options to make a good pot, then shifts to social norms in Russia where a girl should not dance a full waltz or polka with one partner. It mentions Schilling's Heat Tonic and repeated partner changes in dances.
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Schilling
Russia
Indy
Senator Quay and the Mississippi Post Mistress Favor
A story recounts how Senator Quay urged President McKinley to appoint a Mississippi woman as post mistress in gratitude for her family’s hospitality to him as a young teacher. The White House reportedly declined, citing party constraints, while Quay pressed for the favor amid Pennsylvania political loyalties.
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Quay
White House
McKinley
Misuissippi
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Misalasippi
Sonator
Philadelphia Record
Still in the Kindergarten and the Game Mindset
A mother withdraws her children from a famous kindergarten after observing that they are ruined by treating everything as play. The article cites the need to separate learning from toy like games and warns colleges and puzzles to focus on serious study rather than playful distractions.
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Eaveleas
Saturday Evening Post
Not In Her Class: Tale of Birds and Aristocracy
A Chicago Tribune story recounts a scene on a hill where eagles preside over a formal gathering of birds. A curious turkey buzzard joins, is scorned by the elite, and retorts that she is useful while they are thieves. The fable concludes that two kinds of aristocracy exist despite lofty airs.
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Eagles
Chicago Tribune
Travel in Tibet with Col Younghus Experiences
An account from a traveler with Col Younghusk has harsh Tibet journey scenes. He describes biting cold even with heavy protection, sunlit mornings at 10, dust storms at 3, and blankets of wind. He details layered clothing from flannel to fur hats, portraying a barbaric picturesque trek.
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Tibet
Col. Younghusband
Merely Talk in Chicago News Fragment
A garbled Chicago News fragment centers on a man expressing uncertainty about pursuing a relationship. The speaker weighs possible consequences and commitments, while another voice contemplates indulgent fancies and provocations amid vague dialogue and speculation.
Dyspepsia Cure Promoted by Pink Pills Survivor Story
Mrs Netilie Darvoux narrates a long battle with chronic dyspepsia finally cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills after doctors failed The Detroit woman recalls two years of illness and nine years of weakness before recovery and endorses the remedy while noting she lives at 407 Sixth Street The ad urges readers to request the booklet What to Eat and How to Eat and mentions Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY Also mentions seals lamenting loss of their young as accompanying note
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Netilie Darvoux
Dr. Williams
Fragmented ad and notice list with medical claims
A garbled OCR fragment includes a medical cure advertisement for Halts, Cheney & Co items, references to divorce timing between years five and ten, and a stray note about shoe fashion being ancient with a mention of 1832. Names like W J Cheney appear, with uncertain context and broken lines.
Fragmented musings on keeping family at table together
A contemplative note questions methods to keep a family seated longer and united. It contrasts coastal and snowy regions and mentions perpetual snow and coastlines, implying a metaphorical or unsettled context without concrete guidance.
Disinfecting Tea and Old Boston Names in Fragments
A fragmented OCR note mentions tea as the modestest thing, railway carriages disinfected after journeys, and a bizarre claim about Bavaria carriages. It also recalls Father Goons and Mother Goose with Isaac Goose and son-in-law Thomas Fleet, a Boston printer, tying to early printing history.
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Mother Goose
Isaac Goose
Thomas Fleet
Boston
Language riddle prompts with names and quotes
A fragmentary teaser asks how many letters are in tea and offers options t te tee or tea. The text includes a quoted line about a husband’s evening and a Mrs. Gayman remark implying uncorked humor, but the source is incomplete and unclear.
Grocer ads baking goods incl coffee powder and spices
Local grocer lists baking powder extracts spices and soda as true, good quality items. The notice emphasizes wholesale reliability and urges customers to inspect Schirliog’s Wear for a selection.
Vienna stage stars test public judgment in open streets
A quartet of Vienna performers masqueraded as street musicians to gauge public taste. Gerda Walde Louis Treumann Edward Bysler and Alfred Deutsch-German sang familiar songs while Eysler played organ grinder. The anonymous act earned 68 kreutzers and sparked reflection on art vs public bidding in the streets.
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Vienna
New Orleans
Gerda Walde
Louis ‘Treumann
Carl Theater
Edward Bysler
Alfred Deutsch-German
Eysler
Scotland as Land of Twins and Triplets
Scotland leads in birth patterns with 1025 twins and 25 triplets in a year. Males outnumber females about 104 to 100, though many men travel south. The country also shows a notable share of ages 90 to 100, according to recent returns.
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Scotland
Scots Land
Europe
Hale
Wizard of Oz actors visit Providence shooting gallery incident
Arthur Hill and Joseph Schrode from The Wizard of Oz company visited a Providence email shooting gallery last week. They spent an hour hitting bull’s eyes and winning cigars. Hill, noting he did not smoke, gave his cigars to the elderly man, called Father, who ran the booth. The next day the girl was alone on duty and the old man was missing.
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Arthur Hill
Joseph Schrode
Providence
Hill
Schrade
Giel
Salmon Hatchery Exhibit at Lewis and Clark Exposition
The Oregon State fisheries exhibit at the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland will be in the forestry building’s north end. It will show salmon hatching methods, Oregon’s main fishing resource, and feature specimens of the king of freshwater fish. Large spring catch fish, weighing eighty five to ninety pounds and five and a half to six feet long, will be preserved in formaldehyde in inverted glass jars. The display is described as the finest of its kind ever shown at an exposition.
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Oregon State Fisheries
Portland
Oregon
Fragmented text on a critic and Shakespeare’s influence
An obscure, garbled passage discusses a critic connected to Shakespeare, noting a belief that the critic’s authority arose from the era and its readers. The fragment references Tied, Mukie Burners, and Longeh, implying a debate about literary worth and influence across generations.
Ice on pond leads to siblings’ perilous folly
In a New York Times style tale a sister, Jennie, disobeys orders and falls through thin ice while aiding Tommy’s skating vanity. Tommy, rescued and returning home, later sees her similarly fail after his accident. He chides her and she remains unharmed but shaken.
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Tommy
Veralsfer
Jennie
New York Times
Life's Stepping Stones and Thackeray Quote
A fragment reflects on success and the path of stepping stones with a Thackeray quote about motherhood and virtue. It contrasts ordinary effort with the idea that where you are and how you act shape achievement. The passage includes musings on motherhood as described by Thackeray and a brief reflection on opportunity.
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Success Magazine
Obsolete Patent Medicine Ad Promotes Favorite Prescription
A promotional notice for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription claims cures for obstinate cases and ovarian tenderness. It touts free expert advice from Dr. Fiore, includes testimonials, explains non narcotic ingredients, and urges readers to obtain the product with Pleasant Pellets for liver and bowel relief.
Autocrat Holmes Described by Rebecca Davis in 19th Century Portrait
Mrs. Rebecca Harding Davis portrays Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes as a striking figure with an obstinate upper lip and fiery eyes. She recalls a vivid moment when he quoted a poem, reading aloud with passion and claiming the lines could not be said better.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Rebecca Harding Davis
Oliver Wendell
Vodka blamed for Russian slow movements and policing
A writer blames vodka for Russia's slow movements and widespread restraint. The text notes vodka as a major revenue source for the government and cites strict laws against intoxication in a single spree. It mentions punitive measures including the famous Bessian baths built to deter overindulgence.
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Russia
Vodkin
Bessian
Tea and coffee costs in a cryptic grocer note
A garbled OCR style notice from a local grocer hints at tea and coffee prices with unclear phrasing and stray names, mentioning a manay and Gebilling's Bee. The fragment suggests a pricing or billing quip without clear details or dates.
Southwark Eel Market Curiosity Through Centuries
The Southwark Eel Market in London holds a longstanding tradition said to date back over 800 years and remains little known outside the local neighborhood where it is held.
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Southwark
London
Knowledge Book Dream Echoes Across Markets
A fragmented piece hints at a Knowledge Book project and a dream by A Schilling and San Fraclam. The text mentions thinking on refinement, contrasting coarse and fine tea with abstract ideas about a grand marquis, a dove, and a team named Picayune.
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Schilling & San Fraclam
AML
Picayune
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