Breath Fainting Spells and Heart Tonic Testimonials
A reader recounts severe heart symptoms including fainting spells and back pain followed by a trial of Miles Heart Cure. The account claims improved pulse, reduced bleeding and better breathing after using the product, with mention of multiple daily doses and a long period of use. The testimonial names Dr Miles Medical Co and an address in an apparent old advertisement context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Care
Bongats
Ton Strane
Kiemath P.O
Decca
Adiressa and Bubiiles Medical Co
Exknarny Fa
Substitutions Fill Regular Roster in Local Meet
The lineup lists substitutes for regulars with names like Walter A. McCanes Hebert F. Hetering George Garton and others. Regulars J. Mccahan John Petering Cyruz Goodon are noted with replacements and bench options in the event lineup.
Washington's Honor: Two Scholars Touted at Carnegie Dinner
A garbled account from Washington New York recounts a Carnegie Hall event honoring Booker T. Washington. It cites mentions of two scholars and remarks from Abe and Willihinuclan, with praise for Washington and a call for courage in civic duty. The piece weaves through fragmented lines about leadership, generosity, and national resolve.
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New York
Apelle
Booker I. Washington
Astor Orengee
Abe
Willihinuclan
Charles
Washington
Wade
Eymiparivet
Wake and Wooden Legs in Washington Debate
A damaged OCR fragment discusses pensions and policies in Washington, referencing the commissioner and debate over aid and conditions. It mentions pension changes, moral concerns, and the public watch on misuses, with unclear details and many garbled names.
Unclear historical note on experiments and events
Fragmented OCR text describes a March event, university research, locations like New Castle and San Francisco, and mentions an accident aboard a vessel Masten. It references Clark’s experiment in Berkeley and a broad sweep of scientific and municipal topics with incomplete details.
Murdock Campaign Itinerary Punctuates May Schedule
Vittor Siuraoc announces travel plan with stops across districts and counties. Campaign runs from Attion and Medicle Loder to Newton Syracuse Garden City and Wichita with dated appearances in Sedgwick Newtom Hutchinson Kingman Kiowa and more through late May, ending Tuesday May 26.
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Vittor Siuraoc
Chaatess
Syracuse
Garden City
City
Tol
Wichita
Sedgwick
Newtom
Baturity
McPherson
Hutchinson
Kingman
Thurelme
Harner
Howe
Bartender in New York Shout Incident Ends in Death
Police report a bartender James Carter confessed to fatally shooting driver Obeyd Padiock after a confrontation at a resort bar. Padiock’s body was found in a hallway with a bullet wound. Carter claimed the driver attempted a robbery and drew a revolver, prompting the fatal exchange. Four others were taken into custody as the investigation continues.
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New York
Padiock
James Carter
Baldock
Carter
Eunindy
Revelver
Jumble of Names and Events From Damaged Report
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a shooting and various individuals with unclear relations. Names like Jackeo and A Key appear amid incongruent phrases about a coffin, a neering, and wartime references. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge from the readable text.
White Ribbon Remedy Promoted By Temperance Union
A misused patent remedy named White Ribbon Remedy is promoted by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, claiming to curb alcohol appetite and be secretly administered. The notice lists supporters, a Boston secretary, and sale through a Topeka druggist at $33.
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Nehraig
Sockel
Suemhess
Japanese Railways Show Government and Private Profit Balance
A review of Japanese railways reveals total mileage near 5 000 with government routes about one third of private lines. Passenger traffic dominates revenue, with government subsidies offset by profits from private lines. Total private railway profits reach 25 500 000 and government railways post gains of around 2 000 000, while overall profit rates remain modest compared with other industries.
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Cawago
Amltak
Impetssios
Revel
Japan
America
Projettizer
Trelent
Terenan
Mit
Ereater
Sioa
Pet Ae
Hokkaido
New Santa Fe Line Between Newkirk and Haw City Nears Op
The Santa Fe completes the section between Newkirk and Haw City with operation likely within 10 days. Work to finish Kaw City to Guthrie segment waits on Arkansas river bridge construction at Ralston. Crews move stock from Texas to Oklahoma for pasture as higher volume demands more trains.
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Newkirk
Haweas City
Arkansas City
Sit Haw City
Kaw City
Fairfax Ret
Sante Fe
Guthrie
Arkansas River
Ralston
Pusoetl
Trick Harry Titus
Stockwrent
Ciller
Ames
Arkaynis City
Santa Fe
Terard
Texas
Oilahoma
More Engines For Ballnins Big Switch
Engines being built at Chicago Shops and Rock Island division offices. Santa Fe and other roads pushing larger switch engines. Chicago plant assembling new units while existing builds progress. Strong claim engines will be assigned to divisions where needed, with priority for earlier deployment.
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Chicago
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Sewuertay
Nenerrueting
Telehcope
Gania Pe
Br & Arwat
Orient Steamship Lines Backed by Chinese Capital
Chicago April 16 The announcement was made in Chinatown that the retained steamship company planning a modern fast house line between Hong Kong and the Mexican coast will be run In conjunction with the Mexican railroad. A syndicate of capitalists among merchants is involved in the arrangement.
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Chicago
Annoms Cement
Mde
Chimanday
Reteniiy Nsed Steamship Company
Hong Kong
Mexican Coast
Cnmensa
Mexico & Orient
Transacessic
Hong Kong to Enter Trade Competition Across Parite
Hong Kong plans to join the trade race across Parite with capital and personnel possibly controlled by Chinese interests. The arrangement reportedly maintains close ties with European backers allied to President Stilwell who leads the railroad project.
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Hong Kong
Sfesmeblp
Stilwell
New Central America Rail Line Affects Exports
A line of railway planned from the Atlantic to the Pacific in Central America could shift exports, notably coffee, from European ports to United States routes. The project aims to connect Puerto Barrios with Gulf of Pedracola transit, reducing transport time from two months to about two weeks. About 140 miles of road are already completed.
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Chicago
Velpusatron
New York
Central América
Alianté
Central
Hambire
Puerto Barrios
Gulf of Pedracola
New Orleans
Railroads Pay Scales Show Wage Shifts Across U S
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports mixed changes in railroad wages since the start of the year. General officers gain up to 7.7 percent, while station agents and other workers see varied rises and falls. several roles including engineers, conductors, and machinists show notable increases, with overall averages reflecting a 40 percent advance across many jobs.
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Chikago
Interstate Commerce Complision
Ogates
Strae
Nagmen
FLUL
Demand for Cars and Freight Blockade Weighs on Eastern Rails
An April report from Chicago notes urgent demands by eastern connections for more cars to move grain and provisions. Freight congestion grows at key junctions west of Buffalo as Penn Central, Baltimore and Ohio, and Pittsburgh and Lake Erie anticipate high western demand. Surveyors report Concordia as a terminus shift, improving Burlington access for grain transport and south connections.
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Chicezo
Yeesteom Moade Pb
Denandimur
Poitta
Buftslo
Pennsylvanis
Baltimore & Obie
Pittshare & Lake Rie
Pitsburs
Tosuuel
Ster
Reath
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Adored
A nurse at Children's Home in New York promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children. Marketed to break up colds in 24 hours and relieve feverishness headaches stomach troubles and teething discomfort. The ad emphasizes it as the best medicine for feverish children.
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Mother Gray
New York
Road plan outlines 420 miles of new lines nationwide
Chicago reports guiding system work toward a massive expansion this year. The plan includes 420 miles of new routes with tunnels and yards, extending from Pittsburgh to West Virginia, Ohio, Maryland and beyond. Major lines feature Western Maryland and West Virginia Central, with costly tunnels and equipment notes.
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Cieenn Gels
Toledo
Ate Arber
Mars Tang
West Virginia Central
Ann Arbor
Piyterlag
Carnegin & Westren
Hitesbure
West Virginia
West Tireisia
Ohio
Tiver
Oia
Dewert
Lamber
Kanawha
Bend To
Burnay
Banesville
Parkersuute
Burnsville
Bellington
Maryland
Cumberland
Chemy
Tinew
Faltimary
Land Board Refuses Denver Power Lease Challenge
In Denver April 165 the land board rejects a bid to block the Moffat Denver Salt Light and Power company project claiming a weak land right and seeking rescission of a railroad lease. The decision sides with the utility and ends the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Moffat
Denver-Salt Light and Power Company
Underhand Graft Typewriter Agents Barter With Papers
Chicago reports allege typewriter manufacturers agents struck deals with newspapers for advertising space in exchange for transportation credits. The Fort Smith and Western line plans new service from Guthrie to Fort Smith, a 100 mile to 120 mile route expansion starting next Monday.
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Chicago
Cinale
Spotigettas Ascetica
Fort Smith
Western
Guthrie
Port Smith
Fort Wessel
Iene Coum
Der
Railway and city workers shift amid audits and resignations
In a bustling city report, several railroad and municipal staff are named for changes. Mayers becomes a new clerk in the freein auditors office, William Gillmere from water service, and Martin Mashfeld listed as clerk in the treme audier’s opice. Others like W. Metce and J. Kirkpatrick move, quit, or relocate, with notes on engineers and foremen reflecting a period of staff turnover and administrative adjustments.
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de Mayers
Freien Auditors
William Gillmere
Water Service Department
Mertin
Mashfeld
Treme Audier
Opice W. Metce
John Gannon
Tin
Faine Fenne
Amie Marin
Servior
W. W. Lang
Mbop ix
Atock Intard
Headquartens
Chicago
Topele
Albert Lavell
Pepela
Bush Tirana
Wrekiuwon
Ben
Nichols
Rickenbacker
Abe Braight
Stine
Betsoe
Rio Santa Fe
Advantists Must Scatter, Drirvit April 6 aea
Fragmented OCR report mentions Ellen G White and Seventh Battle Creek, government forces marching through swamps amid mixed feftes. References to San Carlol, Julgaipa, Aceyers, and San Miguelita with Heraldo Minhgus representative. Merke loan for Nicaraguan government.
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Drirvit
Aea
Free Presa
Rettie Ik
Ellen G. White
Ieccers
Flaed
Battle Creek
New York
San Carlow
Julgaipa
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