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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
4
A garbled page note references names like Lind Doya and Foster Milburn, with claims about cures and remedies sold by agents. The text hints at a public notice or cataloging of past events, people, and medical product mentions, but is largely unreadable and fragmentary.
A long fragmentary report outlines opposition to a proposed constitutional amendment tied to the Mokwnley administration. It questions federal power shifts, cites potential overreach, and warns of threats to state rights and institutional balance while noting local reactions and political maneuvering.
A garbled report claims a Cure for Kidney and Bladder diseases by Dr David Kennedy with references to various tonics and bottled treatments. The piece mentions frequent doses, supposed efficacy, and a parade of products and alleged preparations marketed by medical and commercial interests.
A dense wall of OCR text shows scattered items including medical topics such as stomach bowel and liver drainage, surgical deformities and treatments, and references to various doctors and clinics. It also includes addresses, advertising copy, and scattered names and locations, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page full of mixed notices and medical discourse.
The obituary notes Neville Lowe born September 24, 1824 in Hocking county, later moving to Van Wert and farming until his death. He married Sophie Stebblet and had fourteen children, with many surviving. he was a member of the Baptist church and later joined the Frans church, remembered for honesty and faith, with a large funeral attended by family and friends.
An OCR fragment presents a dense, period voice discussing stomach issues, cures, and tonics. It references doctors, remedies, and ad-like lines promoting products for digestion, appetite, and gastric distress, set in a verbose late stage newspaper advertisement style.
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