Dr Greene’s Nervura Promises New Strength For Men
A vintage advert claims Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve tonic revives tired men. Testimony from users like Louis Gui of Brooklyn reports renewed vigor and mobility after using Nervura. The copy urges readers to consult their druggist for Nervura and to seek the treatment at 100 Fifth Ave New York.
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One
Louis Gui
Driggs Avenue
Brooklyn
Bering Margon
Fifth Ave
New
Moonda
Greene
Married Woman With Two Children Aims for Tacoma
Wichita reports that a wife with two children and a man fled Marion after a hotel dispute and were tracked by police. They boarded Rock Island trains toward Tacoma, but were arrested in Wichita station before departure as officers learned the couple planned to leave Kansas. The man, Grey, faces a serious robbery charge while the woman is identified as his companion.
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Wichita
Marion
Tian
Pines
George Dennis Herd
Piney
Rock Island
Tacoma
Marton
Usad Toolin
Grey
Carter
Tey
Kausus
Two twirlers join team as veteran players slow
A Kansas prison hospital sergeant and other local notices expose a mix of military and civilian troubles. Frank D. Lauer, hospitalized at Fort Leavenworth, faced possible debt due to absence. Brennan alias Kelley escapes jail in Greensburg after bank robbery. Bain seeks divorce in Wichita amid abuse claims. judge dismisses damage suit over A T Hopes death. Ansel convicted for attempting to kill Hills Green near Burrton.
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Leavenworth
Kaa
Fep
Frank D. Lauer
Fort Leavenworth
Childt Laver
Philippines
Lauer Oe
Blanuvolis
Bren
Greensburg
Kan
C.F. Brennan
Kelley
Maddison
Charlie Epsey
Newton
Leslie Ansel
Hills Green
Burrton
Uenicuky
Green to Move as He Sells Historic Home Library
The 1808 notice details C Green selling his rural home near town after 19 years and plans to move to town with 20 acres of land and remaining native rasas. He will protect a library of over 1600 volumes and historic county pioneer editions before finishing the transfer. William A Holt, aged about 40, is purchasing the property.
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Green
William A. Holt
C. Green
Naar
Killing at Salina Sparks Street Fray Between Rivals
In Salina Kansas on February 1 a dispute over work led to a quarrel between Thomas Smith and William Burgess. Burgess shot Smith in the heart after drawing his revolver. Smith collapsed in the street and died. Burgess was arrested after nearby deputies detained him. A large crowd gathered outside the city hall amid the incident.
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Salina
Kaw
Thomas Smith
William Burgiss
Burgess
Smith
Burgens
Ash and
Santa Fe
National Hotel
Bimeel
Meyers
Pottceman
Fragmentary Alma News Verse Teases Local Notices
A fragmented local verse item mentions Alwardt Seale Ouse BU Be li and Paul Echmanke with an attraction on Pawpaw Creek. Henry Miller is urged to visit Aliol Twice a week events appear, with promises of a wood sewer and sewing work. The piece trails into incomplete lines about addresses, professions, and eventual deaths.
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Alma News
Alwardt Seale
Unclear Fragment Titles from Historic Page
Fragmentary OCR item mentions names and phrases like Bocures Pittesvorg Franchias and Fittamine with a note about costs and a December date reference, indicating a damaged sports or notices section with unreadable context and no clear event or outcomes.
Trade Review Notes War Fire and Cotton Effects
New York February report highlights war and cotton shocks offset by industrial stimulus. Structural steel activity rises with Baltimore reconstruction, rail earnings dip, and demand remains steady for leather and rubber goods. Cotton, wool, and textile markets show irregularities with cautious forward business and potential revival if materials price stabilizes.
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New York
R G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Orient
Baltimore
Bor
New England
Drnvers
United States
Canada
Santa Fe Announces Discount Bus and Train Tickets
On Tuesday February 16 the Santa Fe will sell tickets to any point in Texas and nearby markets. One way tickets start at $3 for travel within the region and $9.25 for Valley paints routes. For information contact T. L. King at the Topeka office of C. P. T. A.
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The
Santa Fe
Police Gazette
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
el Paso
Southwest
Rock Island
Ad- A
New Blood in Washington Baseball Club Deal
John R. McLean of the Cincinnati Enquirer and Representative Wadsworth of New York near ownership of the Washington baseball club. A sale valued around 25,000 dollars is nearly closed after talks in McLean's office with Wilton J. Lambert. Johnson and McTean expected to sign once terms are finalized.
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Washington
Uniesm
John R. McLean
Wadsworth
New York
Washington Baseball Club
Wilton J. Lambert
McLean
Lambert
Chicago
Han Johnson
American League
Johnson
Mr. Lambert
Notre Dame Baseball Candidates Clash Over Spike Shoes
A dispute arising from a new ruling by Manager Daly prompts opposition from Notre Dame baseball candidates who oppose requiring cessation of spliced breeball shoes. Track coach Holland and manager Daly back the measure as essential to prevent athlete fatigue on the gym 40 yard course. Captain Stephen out sick. Shukughnessy and others show new cleats at practice. training tables start soon under Holland’s supervision.
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Notre Dame
Via
Ren
Daly
Wil |Hisebill
Daty
Coath Holland
Claitain Stephen
Shukughnessy
Holland
Bill Ma
Cornell Baseball Schedule and Related Sports Notes
The Cornell baseball schedule for the season lists April games in Atlanta Mercer Macon and North Carolina Raleigh Charlottesville Baltimore Princeton Lafayette Ithaca and Michigan dates, with several Princeton Georgetown Lehigh and Pennsylvania fixtures. Also noted are boxing results and player trades involving Hermis McParland to Grand Rapids, Blakey acquisition, and rumors of Tannehill to Chicago.
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N. C
Cornell
Seuliot
Atlanta
Alanta
Mercer University
Macon
Atlaintas
University
North Carolina
Raleeh
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Baltmore Gastern
Baltimore
Princeton
Lafayette
Franken
Marshal
Tthaca
Georgetown
Lehigh
Pennylvania
Philadelphia
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
Wis
Lee Tannehill
Racing at Ingleside Tops Frisco Meet Amid Favorites
Ingleside hosted racing as favorites led the day with top finishes at Frisco. A medical ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption, with dramatic claimed recoveries. Cleveland reports a ball team manager signing William Schwartz and related roster notes.
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Bh. Messes Veace Fid
Dr. King
Cleveland
William Schwatts
Sullivan Bulvan Broad Clash Ends Without Decision
Dave Sullivan and Kid Broad staged a tense early morning bout near the Clift house. The exchange featured swift jabs and knockdowns as Broad pressed forward while Sullivan countered with solid power, but no winner emerged as the round ended with both men still standing.
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Jon Francisco
FED
Dave Sullivan
Kid Broad
Kid Frroad
Clift House
Deve Bulvan
Jule
Brad
Dave
Sullivan
Broad
Auty
Hackett and Demont Released by Robison
St Louis baseball notes report unconditional releases of Jim Hackett and Demontreville by Frank DeHaas Robison. Racing notes in New Orleans highlight Zyra’s win as the sole favorite, with prices and track conditions. Horse notes discuss Pittburg Phil, John Mac, Memnon, and others, plus trainer changes and track developments.
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Demont
St. Louis
Jim Hackett
Frst
Demontreville
Frank DeHaas Robison
New Orleans
Zyra
Panelle
S.C. Hildreth
P. Lortilard
Pittsburg
Phil
Los Angeles
Walnut Jail
Ed Geers
John Mac
Memnon
Teliium
Old Orchard Trace
George Castle
John Splin
Montana
Curt Gosmil
Indians
Frank Yocum
W. B. Jennings
California
Edwin Rosa
San Francisco
Pension Bills Speed Through House in Record Time
Washington on February 13 Speaker Cannon drove rapid action as the House dispatched 320 private pension bills in 16 minutes under unanimous consent? most measures in committee of the whole. About half were passed on consent with few amendments as objections were waved away.
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Washington
Cannon
House
Explosive Plot Involving Irish Dynamite in Europe
Pittsburgh reports Ivan Lymbunovic Vic and Ivan Broxovic arrested in Liverpool for concealing dynamite in a trunk. They traveled from Pittaburie to Karlstadt Croat on January 30, using foreign exchanges, after years in the country with limited English. Authorities say Lymbunovic denies secret society contact and that the plan was to use the explosive at his father’s Bohemian home.
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Pittsburg
Ivan Lymbinovic
Liverpool
Tvan Broxovic
Pittaburie
Karlstadt
Croat
Lymbunovic
May Secret Society
Bohemia
California $25.00 Via Santa Fe Sale March and April
Rate information states a $25.00 fare via Santa Fe, with the sale valid during March and April. It covers intermediate points and applies to tourists, sleepers, and free chair car. Liberal stopover privilege offered. For full information and literature, write T. L. King, C. B. P. and T. A., Topeka.
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Santa Fe
Apel
T. Ll. King
C. BP
T. A
Topeka
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