Ideal bungalow design by William A. Radford for narrow lots
An illustrated bungalow plan emphasizes a concrete base, wide front porch, and pergola. The compact 41 by 60 foot house features a seamless living and dining area, two north bedrooms with closets, a front storage porch, a large basement, attic storage, and a back kitchen door to a breezy porch.
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Grat Niemand
Flos
Ahn Hotan
Wie
Ronald Wrahin
Dungatow
Don
Uwiig
Miiigatin
Mture
Ivery House
Roma
Plate Tail
Builton Butte
Dodson's Liver Tone vs Calomel Warns of Toxic Remedies
Fragmented text warns against calomel as mercury poison causing nausea and bone decay. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless alternative and cites dubious testimonials and health claims. The piece references health notices, a New York event, and social reactions with period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calomel
Dodson
Fragmented ad copy on skin care and household devices
The passage reads as garbled product and scene snippets. It mentions skin and scalp cleansing formulas, fragrant emulsions, and various apparent improvised products. A stray dialogue fragment refers to a piano and domestic contemplation, with unclear names and places.
Old Tonics Promote Malaria Fight and Wellness Claims
Fragmentary ad copy touts Grove and Tasteless Chill Tonic with vague statements about malaria relief and system building. It references claims on labels, marketing phrases, and a scattered list of unrelated lines about products, prices, and other topics.
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Winkne
Uinion
Dest for Horses and Unfailing Signs of Spring
Tips on horse care promise double payoff from better work. Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh and related remedies are praised for external troubles while a humorous exchange asks what signals true spring.
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Hanford
Hanford’s Balsam Promises Comfort for Men of 1846
A fragment mentions a hustling widow with seventeen children and three bushwade, praising Hanford’s Balsam as a reputational staple since 1846. It hints at rustic remedies and rural life, with odd phrasing about a quartet and the old homefront.
Fragmented Old Miner Chronicle From Sislkynd Era
A heavily garbled OCR style passage references miners, a foreman, and various names and places. The text intertwines names such as Bowyer, San Praneiqa, and Hermuntir with references to feasts, salaries, and political figures, creating an obscure historical fragment without a clear narrative or verifiable events.
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Sislkynd
iWon
Pan Arun
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Testimonial
A Missouri reader describes severe illness and weakness, claiming Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound revived her health after other medicines failed. The endorsement attributes dramatic improvement to the remedy and urges other women to try it, noting the firm’s long history and testimonials.
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Lydia &. Pinkham
Unionville
Lydia
Winkham
Mire
Mauna Beaver
Boxtad
Mimouri
Pinkham Medicine Co
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William A. Radford
William A. Ragford
William A. Teadford
Mit
Kironen Vour
Bev Toom
Deotony Wek
Ste
London
Jermin Zeppelin
Heri
Mr. James
Muller
Storks
Bonds
Baby Nair
James
New York
Tove
Han de
San Francisco
Dedeon
Thalwon
Mantua
Geir Mae
Hemnael
Washington Star
Hail
Care For Children’s
Cutiura
Boston
Yald Verry
Rte
Bobby
Grocers
Joost
Tang
King Alfonso
Spain
Liege
Houtton
Orien i
Rosedy
Porgilla
Daleam Ady
Particuter Menon
Sawyer
Tate
French Republic
Pontine
Avhw
Rey Fl Dixon
Tebai
Oklahoma City
Fletcher
Castoria
Luft Stliedik
Sphinx
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Sana Ie
G. A. Cook
6Th St
Kansas City, Me
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