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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1899
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text recounts illness, remedies, and market chatter with scattered references to disease cures, prices, and odd names. It hints at upheaval and confusion amid a crowded wall of run-on phrases lacking coherent events or dates.
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Fragmented exam items cover arithmetic problems on interest rates and profits, geometry and volume of shapes, grammar and spelling tasks, reading and writing, plus geography and history prompts. The garbled OCR lists multiple topics with unclear instructions.
A jumble of letters and partial phrases from an OCR scrape, listing various terms, names, and sections. The readable bits mention AP prep, government, and civic topics while many lines are incomprehensible clusters.
A garbled OCR passage discusses health issues and warnings linked to kidney pills and medical advice. It mentions Ridney Stew, Ute ROE Haire, and references to medical conditions, doctors, and medicines with scattered names and places. The text appears as a jumble of unrelated fragments, lacking a clear cohesive story or event.
SAVE FOUR LIFE. Important organs cause Bright's disease rheumatism and back pain. Disease often grips kidneys and bladders before symptoms appear. Dr Davin Kidney Tablets are promoted as a direct kidney remedy in bean form with a free booklet offered. Sollby Ho Noren, Druggist Van Wert Ohio.
Community updates from Van Wert area note multiple deaths and attendance at services. Mentions Huntington and Indianapolis connections, school closings due to illness, barn bills, road conditions, a teacher’s exam, and local business activity including a new binders dealer and a feed grind setup.
HIGAGLIN CENTAR Mrs Charles Clevenger is quitting. Mrs Jennie Ludwinston is sick. Mrs Katie Clark has grip. Mr Frister and wife welcome a baby boy. A young son is announced for Trice Wortman and wife. Charles Crates and wife considering a run for mayor. Mr Bressler, buyer of the Corey firm, plans to build a house in spring. Mrs X Nelson Furl called to wait on her niece Mrs Geo Leffel, who is ill. Grandma Bar, caring for her sick son Daniel, has moved to live with son John west of Scott. Mr Inwood, North Hoaglin painter, adds a new wood house. Protracted meeting closes at Mt Pleasant Ald church with six accessions. Bev Hull and wife host a Middlecreek meeting. Leroy Sattler of North Hoaglin doubts expansion. Thomas Blythe gathering materials for a new barn next spring. Thomas Johnson Hag sold poultry, rents property at Ada, and plans to move near March 1. aims to improve farm. Hoaglin post office moved last Friday to Henry Simms’ grocery. Henry notes enough tongue for his own tie but not stamps for all. Mrs Vina Clik wife of I W Click died Sunday. remains and infant taken to Duckard Church for funeral by WP Bucher. Community offers sympathy. Hoaglin Township Sunday School opens first meeting of the year at Mt Pleasant. all invited. Dunkard Brethren conduct meetings at their church nine. Voaglin post officers vow to bear services. Harry Lee and wife of Graver AU visited brothers Tot Price and Sam Wortman over weekend.
Health generally good in Ghia Yoentity and visits by Mrs Polly Neiford and others. local meetings at Bethel and Grand Victory. Townfolk discussed poultry, hotel investment, and building plans. visitors from Van Wert and Madison County attended gatherings. ongoing grip and remedies cited. school debate at No 7 heated but settled by the teacher.
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