Metable about 4 A on the Stations list cities
An OCR snippet lists place names including Chicago Clinton Clarence Stanwood Cedar Rapids Boone Council Bluffs Stations and four A metable items making unclear sense as a fragment of a local notice or directory entry. The readable entities point to a regional set of towns and organizations without a coherent event or action.
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Chicago
Clinton
Clarence
Stanwood
Cedar Rapids
Boone
DeWitt
London
Mechanicsville
Mt. Vernon
Blairstown
Belle Plaine
Tama
Marshall
Mongolia
Grand Junction
Carroll
Denison
Dunlap
Valley Junction
Council Bluffs
J.B. Watkins
H. P. Stanword
Pass
Reminder to Debilitated Persons and Digestive Ailments
A reminder addressed to debilitated persons including dyspeptics sufferers from liver complaint those with no appetite broken down constitutions nervous people children wasting away and anyone with digestive organ disorders. It promotes recognizing symptoms indicating liver or stomach disturbance and seeks to guide readers toward treatment.
Phillips First Baby Becomes Local Cause Celeb
Mrs Phillips dreamt on cloud nine after bearing an eleven pound son, a week of feasting and fretful fuss, while the town teased of lighter births. The baby proved a tyrant, ruling the household with quirks and constant cries, yet the parents claimed angelic innocence as their world revolved around the child.
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Mr. Phillips
The Nose as a Germinal Proposition in Knowledge
The author argues the nose is a well named organ, describing it as a perfect index of what one knows and the lead into what one does not. This assertion is presented as a new doctrine and the germinal proposition of a broader theory.
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Germany
Hoofland
Santa Cruz
Titusville
Kellogg
Dio Lewis
N. Y
Humorous Odds and Ends from a Bygone Paper
A dated collection of jests and quips with playful barbs about public figures churches and politics. The items reference Oliver Wendell Holmes Mark Twain and a parade of humorous episodes including a saloon near evangelist offices a turkeys gift and a minister’s sermon style.
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N. O. Times
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Mark Twain
Reagan
State Society Daira Premi ums Report and Appeals
The Iowa State Society announces premiums of 1000 dollars for the best ten acres of artificial timber, 500 dollars for the best farm, and 240 dollars for the best mile of hedge with payments through 1877. Secretary J M Shaffer asks for ideas on requirements, locations, reporting, blanks, and publicity to maximize usefulness and fairness in the competition. Also a short anecdote about a Galveston road traveler admiring Major Reynolds’ law and the newspaper venture started with his salary.
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Norton
Court of Pardons
State Street
Greene
Iowa Homestead
Presd
Shaffer
Seccretary
Towa
Aqt
Secy
Fairyield
Ephor
Des Moines
Drowa
Iowa
J. M. Shaffer
George &. Reynolds
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Tuvhill
CP. R. Scribe
E No
A. F
A. M
Tipton
Ings
Hven
S8ec
J.W. Kynett
W.M
Good Templars
Winn
E. Phinney
W. Rollins
Court House
William P. Wolf
Sanford W. Landt
Wolf & Landt
Attorneys AT Law
S. L. Smith
D. R. Schmiucker
Seph W. Bull
L. Sweet
Ustice
Reichert & Bro's
Abe Adler
J W Bull
Jesse James
Ff H Pound
John 8S. Tuthill
PEACH
Notary Pulicy
H. Hi. Maynard
Turton
True Sckeye
Nl3
E. H. Reigart
J. D. Mee
J. F. Kennedy
Methodist Church
Indyl
Ss. Focht
Ounseling
Pennsylvania House
City Drug Store
RH. Chittenden
Percer & Surgeon
E. T. Rigby
Creton
Culbertson’s
Court Fouse Square
Chanrle
H. H. Maynard
Smith
DDS
Iowa City
Thomas
Palmer Hou
Post House
F. Post
A. H. Gillette
Pris ‘Tical
Watchmake T Jeweler
Morrow
Landt’s
Anigaehicago, Clinton, Clarence, Stanwood
Northwestern
Pacific Express
Going East
WM. H. Hammond
Fred Herschfields
Eentlemens
Besure
Dutcile Fred's
South Side Court House Square
I. D. Brown
Tipton, Iowa
O W. Porter
Culbertson & Jack's
Tom
Sai
Hoofland’s
Bitters
Ith
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Ent
Phillips
Biddy
Mrs. Phillips
Marm
Mrs. P
Cincinnati
Grant
Daira
Galveston
The
Kansas Tribune
Lawrence
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