Doans Kidney Pills Help Mrs Metta Ailing Kidneys
A reader from Indianapolis Ohio describes chronic weakness backache and nerve pain caused by kidney failure. After using Doans Kidney Pills her symptoms improved with no recurrence, and she credits the product with restoring her health. Sold by Milburn Co Buffalo and all druggists at 50 cents.
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Mblis
Ohio
Doran
Doan
Rial
Meta
United States
Adeters Milburn Co
Buffalo
Driala
Fragmented tale blends art talk and college dreams
An odd collage of notes shows Storiettes sketching Georgia forums and a businessman named Walt debating a dean about a fishing and shooting course at a college. Interwoven are casual exchanges about money, a Scottish crofter, a cafe lunch with lobster, and a laundry starch promotion.
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Georgia
Kem
Walt
Eply
Er Waddell
Lend
Waddell
Ting
Woman Survives Freight Car Crash Awakens in Box Car
Mrs Joseph Callowitz of Centralia woke on top of a box car after an extra west bound Lehigh Valley freight derailed at Railroad Street Locust Avenue near Callewitz restaurant. The car plowed into a hotel, tearing through a room above the saloon where an infant slept. She and the infant escaped with minor injuries after neighbors aided them.
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Firth
Joseph Callowitz
Ted
Centralia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Railroad Btreat
Locust Avenue
le Callewitz
Immense Range Gun Demonstrates Extended Artillery Reach
A design at Reading by J. Hamilton Brown claims an ordnance system could fire from fifty nine miles to over sixty eight miles. The concept imagines a warship near Atlantic City bombarding Philadelphia while a coastal battery could threaten England and France coasts with ten inch larger guns firing 575 pound projectiles.
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Reading
J. Hamilton Brown
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
New York City
Randy Hook
English Channel
Baby Orchid Resembles Infant on Center Leaf
An article from New Rochelle notes an orchid nicknamed the baby orchid with a center leaf likeness to a baby. It describes color, size about three inches wide, and a bloom period in February.
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New
Rochelle
India
Tehuary
Debate on Auto Racing Harms Brain Says French Doctor
In Paris a brain specialist and a renowned physician clashed over the impact of high speed auto racing on the brain. The brain expert warned of elongated brain damage and urged confinement of dangerous drivers, while the eminent doctor doubted the inevitability of such outcomes, noting that many autos already run without brain guidance and accidents arise from defective machinery.
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Paris
Ngane
Global Culinary Tastes Across Cultures
The article notes diverse meat and delicacy preferences worldwide, from Arabia horse flesh and Indian elephant flesh to Chinese cat dog bear paw and bird nest dishes. It mentions a West Indies caterpillar on palm trees and Java swallows in cuisine, plus clay consumption in northern regions and tropical zones.
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Arabia
India
West Indies
Java
Sweden
Finland
London Bullasys Watch Holds Centuries of Time
A nearly 200 year old London bullseya watch owned by Isath Dennett in Saco Maine is described as a relic of the family. Made by Thomas Spruce of London this watch contains papers with dates of service including 1717 by Edward H. Moulton of Saco. A jeweler believes it could be repaired to keep good time again.
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London
Lewis
Dennett
Snco
Maine
Isath Dennett
Mr. Dennett
Thomas Spruce
Edward 8. Moulton
Saco
Italy's Bogus Antiquities Flood U S Exports
U S Consul F B Keene reports in Florence that fake antiquities flood exports to the United States. Officials of government galleries are the only competent judges to inspect and seal cases of works of art, but many precious pieces are misclassified as ancient art and shipped worldwide.
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Italy
United States
U. S
F. B. Keene
Floren
Making Candles In Old Times
From the electric light bath to the candle molds is a big jump. The careful housewife of eighty years ago had just one method of making lights as well to-day, and she had her troubles, too, though the hot tallow did not yield a bad lamp as yet.
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Lara
Fragmented OCR Surfaces Incoherent Poem Fragments
The readable lines show broken phrases about a mold and a wick fixed at the bottom. Text is garbled with inserted punctuation and capitalization errors, lacking clear subject, action, or named entities to form a coherent news item.
Pullman Automobile Built for Cleveland Owner
A Pullman automobile costing 35000 with an 08 Korsa- Dower system is claimed to be the largest auto in the world for Louis D. Schosnberg of Cleveland. It features a mahogany interior, leather upholstery, sleeping berths on each side of an aisle, electric lighting and heating, a dining room kitchen and cupboards, and a dynamo on board.
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Louis D. Schosnberg
Cleveland
Ullman
Boar
Free Health Book Offer From Copeland Medical Institute
A garbled ad layout promises a free home treatment book for catarrh and chronic diseases from Copeland Medical Institute Des Moines Iowa with a special April offer. It mentions mailing a postal card for information and includes unrelated lines about products, credit, and jokes, all in a scattered old advertisement format.
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Copeland Medical Institute
Walnut St
Des Moines
Jows
Grace Medical Co
Iowa
Syndicate Plans Extensive Undersea Coal Areas Near Halifax
A syndicate prepares to open vast coal reserves beneath the sea near Halifax. An elevator boy is poorly paid, reflecting hollow questions he faces in his job.
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Halifax
Grocers complain over starch size and pricing
The piece notes grocers refusing De fiance Starch and Defiance Starch options due to size and price. It warns about 12 ounce versus 16 ounce quantities and suggests choosing Defiance Starch for the same money. The text also lists product names like West's Dream Gem and White Sue as nonessential examples amid a broader domestic discussion.
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Defiance
Uhia
Bucnaa
Ruth
West
Bigok
Joe
Emile
Infant dies after celluloid rattle box explosion
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Votan of Arkansas City Arkansas died from severe burns after a celluloid rattle box exploded near a hot stove. The child sat on the floor four feet from the stove with an older sister present. The flames burned clothing and flesh as the toy blew apart, ending the life in agony.
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W. N. Votan
Arkansas City
Ark
Bartern Man Found Dead in Fire Scene Details Sparse
A damaged OCR fragment suggests a death discovered at a fire scene with limited readable details. The text includes fragmented phrases and names are illegible, preventing precise identification of persons, location, or agency involved.
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Giles
Jean
Lean
E Twain
Howells
Walter
Twala
Michigan Street
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Erige
Ace Btrach Co
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Dgalere
Houpskenpere
Molar Ghai
Orchid
Jas Bauys Pictures
Preei
Cale
Chas, Neecker & Song
Davenport
Boteva
Jonn
Trinity Springs
Ind
Fen
Missouri
Eke
Mateh
Logal FosavYoha
Lave
Pedreus
Stockmeng Indemnity Company
Dackson, Miah
Imakaa Avery
St. Jacobs
Monroe
EB. M Keeney
Ets
Elaetic
Bta
Kinga, Fase Flavell, Sibunegtes
Roe
Walston Sanatorium
Novnes
Gcale & Gupfly Go, Ltd
Market St. Chicago
Ungera
Goitilusioner
Moutatone
Patoials
Wmore Durtiy
Honerauty
Ani Lowtun
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Payee National Deak
Strumontain
Aguareu
Hoauang
Dondraeguirom
Brighton
Fairfield
Luis
Dew Moines
RTE
Feu
the Teast
Savage
Ins
Aod
Savage Arms CO
Utica
U.S. A
Tbazar & Hamilton
Hingiadonds
Lanniy
Katy Eldy
Defiance Starch CO
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