Catarrh Universal Disease and Its Blood Cure
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a universal cure for catarrh, claiming the disease starts in the blood and that local applications only relieve symptoms. It asserts catarrh is systemic, demands blood treatment, and promises a complete cure with the Grand Pure Blood remedy, urging readers to request a book and advice, with a sham testimonial.
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Winl
Newbro
Domidrus
Ana Baldnear
Newlr
Horpiella
Toadhue Deuxgiete
Open All Night Ogden Diner Abbrev
Open all night at Twenty-Fifth Street Ogden Utah. BING AND WONG, proprietors offer ample hours and fresh meals. From AL to 4 hours, limited lunch service, twenty fifth street location. Local note indicates late night availability and general dining options.
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Suny
Bing
von Young & Charlic
Twenty-Fifth Street
Ogden
Utah
Lauton
Foon & Leo, Propriators
Twentyffth Street
Russian plenipotentiaries attend church in Portsmouth
Russian envoys and aides visited the Mayflower and Dolphin hotels, rode to Christ Episcopal Church in Portsmouth for a Matins service that lasted seventy minutes. The group was seated near their chiefs, with an impressive display of Russia’s generosity, and later attended services in Kittery, Maine.
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Poyiarmapith
We Hou
Who Foreign Visitore
M. Willy
Baron Rosen
Ceneral Vermolett
Aliora
Thule
Eulomohtion
Hairburyport
Magnolia
Baron Re Hen
Wilta
Baron Komurny
Win
Star
Tomhina
Portsmouth
Navy
Guleued
Garalé
AL Whin
Rome
Kin Parish
Kin Parish. They Remained Only A Short Time, However, Petuaing
Hal
Takahira
Trilater
Islam ‘Taleishita
Washington
Christian Church
Kittery
Maine
Baron Konmra
Advister Yaimera
Norwegians United for Dissolution in Referendum
In Televenian and Sweden alike, 460000 voters cast ballots with about one in three thousand opposing dissolution. Reports describe widespread support with women marching in streets, flags worn at elite dinners, and nationwide midnight tallies showing a strong yes. international reaction notes warnings to Russia and calls for peace efforts amid Roosevelt’s mediation.
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Chinagang
Televenian
Sweden
Cnet
Christa
Lota populuHom
Lola
Sporting Bindhnatl at Boston double header chaos
In a rain disrupted twin bill between Bindhnatl and Boston on August 19, first game saw late drama as the visitors rallied with key hits but Boston held on for the win. Second game featured Chicago style hitting and dominant pitching as New York’s roster produced runs, with attendance noted around 12,000 and a focus on bullpen and fielding miscues.
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Bindhnatl
Boston
Gincimati
Aig
Nnie Wes
Vicims
Lind
Medoral
Oltelingt
Weseak
Langely Chvongh
Us Erruss
Attenadntier
Spore
Cineiniathey Yeyiss
Bowton
Bowton Iang Batterlee
Cheek
Wilits Jang Moran
Vonite—Emislle
Slneinnatt
Doston
Chisago
Brooklyn
Chicago
Unclear PACIFIC LEAGUE baseball notes prompt a game recap
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a Tacoma versus Oakland contest with mentions of players Tavaina Connor and Hagan. The garbled text also hints at morning batting, innings, and unspecified Realit Work and Toby com lines, but details are unreadable. No clear outcome or complete facts available.
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Tacoma
Oakland
Ban Bramelsco
Nln
Tavaina Conner
Hagan
Tay
Manet
Dior
Portland 13th inning win caps finest game on record
In Portland on August 13 the longest game of the season ended in the 13th when a dropped fly ball allowed Big Cetes to score the winning run for Mevellery. The game featured strong pitching by Covdin and Rasiel, with Schlufley ejected in the sixth inning after play at first base.
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Los Angeles
Portland
Mefivellery
Otteian
Schlufley
Davis
Rasielent
Miy
Toa Angelo
Rnur
Hansr
Wasink
Miscellaneous Sports Report From Cleveland Aug. Eighteenth
A Cleveland dispatch notes agitation against pool selling in Ohio has created a shortage of funds for horses. The report mentions State Pointer and other racing stock, with figures quoted as part of the discussion though the specifics are unclear.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Welfare Camp Brings Dayton Workers to Port Huron Beach
About 2 000 Dayton Ohio workers and families arrived at Port Huron to enjoy nine days at a welfare camp on Lake Huron. The Men’s Welfare Work League organized transport, tents, meals, and activities for a 47.90 per person trip including rail, sea voyage on the Greyhound steamer, and camp facilities. The city provided ground, electric light, water, and police protection for the 22 acre park three miles from town.
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Park Muron
Mich
Atte
Base Huron
Dayton
Ohio
Egos Lake
Port Huron
Men's Welfare Work League
Daylow
Port Myron
Leagon
St. Louis
Alinnne Clix
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
New York. "Welfare'Camsp
Lake Huron
City of
Tort Huron
Aylon
Fred
Darton
Detroit
St. Clair
Greyhound
Mount Whitney Claim Shrouded By Data Errors
Fragmentary dispatch notes Mount Whitney as the United States highest peak but disputes its exact height, stating a twenty foot variance and referencing topographic measurements. A separate Bangor flood report describes a massive landslide near Spenney Bridge, altering river conditions and halting ferry services as crews assess damage and stabilize the area.
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San Pramulico
United States
Gelogica
Mount Whitney
Mount Whittsioyra
TRA Tea forces tired pouth and wrinkles Mugler
TRA Tea takes aim at aging looks by smoothing hair and reducing wrinkles. Aimed at consumers seeking rejuvenation, the product claims to refresh texture and enhance shine while diminishing signs of wear.
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