British doctors cure catarrh testim ony from Edward McCull y
A historical ad style letter from Edward McCully of the British Medical Institute touts cures for chronic catarrh and various ailments. Irene Myers of Auburndale and others claim rapid results with two month improvements. The piece lists cures for digestive, respiratory, skin, and other diseases, urging readers to seek treatment.
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Edward Amutully
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British Medical Institute
Adi Irene Myers
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Exhibit A Plundered Goods and a Spurious Brandy Case
George Sharitt reveals Exhibit A in a circuit court case alleging infringement of a trademark by Youll and partners. The filing cites junk shop materials, murder instruments, and a bottle labeled Amber Spirea as part of suspected counterfeit goods. A French firm seeks an injunction to halt sales and recover profits from the deceptive Brandy and cosmetics items.
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United States
George F Sherift
Circuit Court
Sears
Joseph Eneh
Fennell
Port Riley
John Aikmon
Bhatter & Kvasien
Atchisen
Archisen 10
Ani
Mme Tor
Tittle Tiertaaer
Indiana Prohibition Leaders Push Temperance in Army
A movement in Indianapolis seeks to persuade President McKinley to support temperance in the army. Led by M. Muturtnde and backed by B L McWhorter and prohibition readers, a plan calls for a special day of fasting and prayer to urge the president and Congress to adopt the restraint system.
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Indiana
Indiananelis
Ind
McKinter
Mo L
Fiele Committee
McWhorter
Air
Baharid
Congress
The Blot on His Past Prom the Chicago Times-Herald
A distraught couple quarrels over a secret in a romance story. The beautiful Adelaide presses Arthur about a kept truth that could ruin their future. He begs forgiveness, swears it is not his fault, and reveals a name amid sorrow and vows.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Arthur
Paid for wolf scalps and the county bounty dispute
A report details a 19th century bounty system in Wallace County paying bounties for wolves coyotes rabbits and gophers. It traces the funding through warrants county taxes and a Supreme Court appeal over legality and reimbursement to buyers like Oscar Felix and local merchants amid lawsuits and political contention. The piece also includes an extended aside on poultry and natural incubation behavior, noting unrelated farm observations and incubator tricks.
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Oscar Felix
Supreme Court
Wallace County
Pelix
Sharsh Springs
Rettlers
Upimpetien
Union
District Court
Bell
Felix
Welix
Curt Felix
Warrants’ Value Set by Their Holders' Determination
A fragment notes that the value of warrants is determined by those who hold them, implying ownership governs pricing and exercise rights. The text reflects a procedural or legal framing of warrant assessment without additional context or specifics.
Pawn brokers to report loans and purchases daily
Cities require pawnbrokers to report all loans and purchases every day to police. Reports include description of owned articles, name and residence of pledgor, and details on beards hair color and style of wear. Aimed at tracking stolen property and forestalling crime.
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Uie
Poles
Politeians
Stalin
Arizona Ostrich Farm Herdsman Story in Phoenix
A fragmentary account from Aricon Graphics notes the Phoenix ostrich herd, fourth of its kind in America, with about 300 birds. It mentions origins from South Africa, early Calif ornia imports in 1820, and a 176 bird lineage. The piece references Josias Harbert, Ashmanbo home, and an incident with Bill Pickrel, Arizona Ostrich Co. president, during a public impromptu.
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Aricon& Graphics
Phoenix
America
Putterion
South Africa
California
Phoesix
Josias Harbert
Ma Harbert
Ashmanbo
Harbert
Afric
Bii. Pickre
Arizona Ostrich Company
Serdo
Picket
Independent
Buffalo Jones
Kentucky
Chicago
Kuhn
W. D. Kuhn
Kansas
N.s.goss
Morocco
Ironquill
Eugene F. Ware
Inter-State
Oratorical Association
Kansas Methodist
J. W. D. Anderson
South Kansas
W. X. Ninde
M. E. Church
Topeka
Mary EB. Jackson
Alice L. Kane
James Thompson
Jesse Hardesty
Eli G. Foster
Belle Warvel
Houston
Henry C. Below
Normal Institute
W. H. Wasson
J. A. Ramsey
U. S
United States
A. O. Wright
Jacob Westlund
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Hoenshel
Lizzie E. Wooster
E. C. Bangs
New Haven
J. W. McClung
St. Augustine
Fla
C. B. Chapman
Macon
E. E. Babb
Boston
Philippines
Wm. A. Peffer
Dassler
Ostrich Morning Routines and Curious Courtship Displays
An article describes the ostrich herd at sunrise each day creating a lively scene as young males engage in a short foot race. After the sprint, the birds perform a sequence of gyrations and flocks, with a noted graceful display as they assume full plumage and rear wings spread in the evening light.
Rosie to Play Amon Posie May Join Giants
Indianapolis March 34 Amon Posie long involved in salary dispute with President Freedman may be called to New York this week to begin 1900 season practice. A compromise reportedly reached, Posie to receive more than initially offered. Ty Brush pressures on Rusie and managers to fix player terms noted.
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New York
Giants
Indianapolis
Ind
Amon Posie
Freedman
Manger Ewins
Aes Cement
Breadman
Tf Busie
Ty Brush
Busie
DGC
Rusie
Bure
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Chive
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Fia S Syrup Co
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Columbian Building
George Sharitt
Plunder Unlimited
Mr. Perrie
Abe
Cleveland
Florida
Prinerton University
Pawn Brokers Report
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Grane * Company
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Great West
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Old Santa Fe Trail
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