Dyspepsia cure claims full stomach relief
An advertising claim extols a dyspepsia cure promising to heal stomach trouble and revive worn out stomachs. It asserts effectiveness against gastritis and stomach ailments caused by medicines and includes various brand names and testimonials common to period patent medicines.
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Binntimgel
Setanta
Attenaire Bepath
Otter Simack
Ein Siglnney Socied
Watersbeaal
Hla
Anja Bewdach
Messied
Carpal
Alisyaa
Care
Comets Bevdacts
Unaus
Peace Ishall
Fragmented race notes hint at court case and sports clash
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a river battle of teams and a legal agreement under a three year term. Names like Verner Meal appear amid stray phrases about punters, a national service and force. The piece blends sports, contracts, and identity in unclear context.
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Nauta
Hospital at Fort Riley Construction Plan Estimated
An estimate of 100000 dollars for construction at Fort Riley was submitted to Congress. The proposal requests wartime funding approval to erect structures totaling about one hundred units, with details on location and required appropriations. Authorities indicate urgency and potential impact on military logistics and medical capacity.
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Gonstruc Hun
Congress
Warhineun
Fes
Ehatin
Palma's Horses Run Away at Belmont Racecourse
A scrambled report from New York on May 3 describes Palma's horses causing a chaotic scene, injury for Previdest Essapes, and a frantic evening. The piece mentions Brewaris, Bolin, and several unnamed participants amid a crowded racing venue with confusion and halted events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brewaris
MISS LAURA HOWARD TESTIMONIAL FOR LYNN PINKHAM REMEDIES
A woman named Laura Howard from Chicago praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and a cleansing wash, claiming it cured her irregular health issues and urging other women to write for advice, with a Miss Pinkham invitation from Lynn Massachusetts.
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South End
Lydia E. Pinkham
Laura Byward
Chicago
Lydia
Pinkham
Addrew Lynn
Mass
Did Not Stop Over to Visit Topeka WIGGIN FERRY DEAL
The article discusses railroad policy and potential lines involving Santa Fe Rock Island disputes, noting Santa Fe opposition to Oklahoma lines and ongoing efforts to secure routes into St Louis and Kansas City. It references President Ripley, company strategies, and proposed expansions affecting western rail traffic.
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Topeka
Ke P. Ripley
Ile
Upiny
Neer
York
Barbues
Cal
Montion
Wien
Ulunt
Louie
Laval
Bearings
Wiphey
Kansas City
St Louis
Oder
Pirnany
Trait
Californie
New Mexico
Wipley
California
Calitertiia
Texas
Horebsek
Peesidpot Birley
Chicaare
New York
Jechanieh
Polot Wichmord
Nesilet
Albuquerque
J B Yale Resigns in Texas Railroad Move
J B Yale resigns as agent for Fall Chimrado and Santa Fe, with no clear successor named. His departure prompts a shift in the traffic department and points to a planned move of headquarters to Galveston, signaling significant changes in rail operations.
Robinson Re-Elected and Mexican Central Directors Named
A garbled list of names and places appears to describe Robinson's re election and a group of Mexican Central directors. The fragmentary text names individuals from Eugene to St Louis and New York, with scattered roles and cities, suggesting a post election or corporate context and listing several directors or nominees.
Luxuriously Furnished Senta Fes New Alvarado Hotel
A verbose and damaged OCR note describes a new hotel at Alvarado, lauding luxurious furnishings and elegant decor. It mentions a reception with guests and travelers enjoying the opening, but many words are garbled, hindering precise details about dates or names.
Alvarado Hotel Described as Uniquely Distinctive
A fragment describes the Alvarado as exceptionally comfortable and luxurious, aimed to stand out from all others by its distinctiveness and world class appeal. The passage highlights its aim to offer comfort and luxury unmatched by any hotel.
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Wim
Denver Rail Merger Talks And Local Shop News
Denver May reports focus on the potential fusion of the Denver City Tramway with the Denver Northwestern system, signaling a new river-to-Salt Lake City route and upgraded terminals. The Southern Pacific plans direct management of its California and adjacent lines, including eateries, while Chicago and Northwestern agents in Kansas City join regional talks. Local shop foremen and superintendents, from George Hutty to H. Mudge, travel east for meetings as crews report injuries, repairs, and personnel moves across multiple shops and depots.
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Denver, Col
May
Fotlr
New York
Benver City Tramway Company
Denver& Northwestern
Salt Lake City
Sin Prancleco
Southern Pacific Company
Hae
California
Arteona
New
Mlexdoe
Texas
Louisiana
Sir Prancines
Onriand
Alameda
George Iuttsy
Maya Tits
Taurence Bell
Lwraess
Wetnankee Cornieg
Mudge
SeAchy
Ana Frrutik
Bunion
Wilde Crook
Cass
Chiénss Gn
Eenares
Hayes
Ralph MaNeill
Howe
Tieetay Auttering
George Felhammer
Agwa Crema
Bt Hom
Lasrace
Dicks Bremen
Ncene
Orey K. Henderson
Bres
Chicago
William, Chapman
Norler
Martin Minnick
Woliersin
JW Godfrey
tie seeperal_stornkeeners
Cromer
Bullington
Sassed Norte
Northwestern
Pater
Ink Wisconeer Agenta
Kuteus City
Ieee Weenioad
Etore
Bouse Gousigs
Harry Laddan
Tor
Irerhorlots
Santa Sulla
Denrins
Parry
William Hazen
Adobeness
Kimball
Martin Magiarfo
Loller
We Yul
Ate U. Ww
Feats Avenue
Lodge Degree of
Eonor
Halden
Giron Sanke
Scott's Emulsion Cures Scrofula Across Scattered Consumption
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a cure for scrofula and other consumption, claiming it heals sores and strengthens weak, scrofulous children by feeding and revitalizing them. It cites Land for Prax Samryilt and lists Scott & Bow Re Chemin as publishers.
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Scott
Prax Samryilt
Scott & Bow RE
Chemin
Ony Peart
White Ribbon Remedy Promoted For Hidden Alcohol Cure
An article promotes White Ribbon Remedy as a secret aid for temperance and addiction, claiming it can be added to water tea or coffee without the patient’s knowledge. It cites support from women’s temperance organizers and lists Topeka sellers and a Kansas address for orders.
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Meinters
Stra. Moore
Wortun
Townhend
Bowron
Mase
Topeka
Webbtman
Criggit
Kansas Avenue
Local notices reveal store work changes and repairs near Boileemiker
A jumble of town news describes a Santa Fe employee shift to TopsKamih, youth watchers at a store, and personnel moves. It notes a temperance speaker Dr Palmer, a water system upgrade, new canal and waterpipe work in Argentine Tarde, and various shop and yard activities with multiple names and locations mentioned.
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Simmer
Boileemiker
Santa Fe
Topskamh
Din
Uxter
Wuonshellees
He Guidmen
Elliot
Slack Sweet
Baxter
Kenpars
McLellan
Tony Ibe
Richardvon
Ereporia
Gibbens
George Hi- Tiot
Sixth Street
Kung
Frank Shuffer
Alt Beake
Tata Angel
Palmer
M.C
Uibie Clase
Tata Br Gen Cent
Pruitt
Lyon
Pau
Frank Willix
Mackenith
Kisnicott
Hennicott Warner Softaner Company
Hennt‘cott
Wisin Barnett
Mullen
Barnett
Mporencicestip
Lama
Sprineteth
Tie St
Atte
Staders
John Layie
Wii
McCoy Declines Fight Card In Philadelphia
McCoy refuses a scheduled six round bout with Kid Carfee in Pennsylvania at the Athletic Club. Matchmaker Julian says a future meeting with Carter may be possible. The event noted Mussel as the western heavyweight contender, with injuries affecting the lineup and performances.
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McCoy
Philadelphia
Meg
Kid McCoy
Kid Carfee
Penseylvenia Athletic
Mar
Julian
Carter
Big el Mussel
Washburn Beats Missouri in Slow-Minute Ball Game
Washburn dominated the Missouri team with strong hitting and fielding, scoring six runs in the first inning and cruising to a clear win. Pitcher Birney worked efficiently as Washburn, aided by timely hits from players like Baxter and Worsley, built a comfortable lead and never relinquished control.
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Washburn
Parkhurst
New York
Weaxhiairs
Charity Hollide
Lawrence
Rinen
Halliday
Ganex
South Ammerica
Milesours University At
Columbia
Worsk
Moss
Pettis County
Cher
Freworks
Alson
Bas
Billy’ Baxter
Santos
Birney
Siete
Baxter
Worsley
Dodge
Joe Patesen
Mors
Anderson
Mclaulin
Lieb
Gore
McCastin
Ropher
Mr. Gore
Missouri
Mimborle
Billy
Mhorr
Ind
Foot Ease Shoe Comfort Elixir Advertises Relief
An old time ad promotes Alien Foot-Ease as a cure for painful feet including ingrown nails corns and bunions. It claims instant relief from stinging burning and tired feet and promises easier fitting shoes. Trial package offered free by Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy Nic.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Nic
Unclear baseball play by play with misread text
Fragmented OCR recounts a baseball game with players such as Anderson Veath and Moss. The narrative mentions substitutions, hits, and outs, with scattered names like Beckenstoce Washburn and Union Pacific Kansas Ave, but many phrases are garbled and inconclusive.
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William’ Crandall
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Joseph Molliteger
Guy Saintas
Pars Latte
Scrofula
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Warner
Moses C. Thorinkon
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Tria
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Topeke
Thie Offer
Tully
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Eave Topeka
E. W. Thompson
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Topeka, Kansas
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Verney
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Suseman
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