Allen's Foot Lace Promises Quick Comfort for Weary Feet
Jares Braid extols Allen’s Foot Lace as a soothing antiseptic powder for tired feet used by athletes and golfers. claims and testimonials support relief from soreness and swelling. The ad urges readers to try the product, noting a 25-cent price and mailing address for samples.
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Jares Braid
Allens
Lennia
Augusta
Pinehurst
Palay Beach
Allen
Allen S Olmsted
le Roy
Garfeld Les Relative Recalled For Near Thoughts
A fragment notes a person named Garfeld Les associated with near thoughts and a stated need for a relative. The text is unclear and lacks concrete events or dates.
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Garfeld Les
Campored
Orbe
Firet and Second Choalra
Uncle Johnny asks if he could become an angel while Johnny refuses until a path opens for him to be a baseball pitcher or circus clown.
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Firet
Choalra
Johnny
Shakespeare Ball Plans Stir Childs Play in Awful Contingency
In a fragmentary exchange a mother warns that a Rosalind and Cella may vanish if a fake person is created. The daughter replies they are settling costumes for the Shakespeare ball, while the mother cautions about possible digs to prove there was no such person.
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Rosalind
Cella
Moon Lesson Sparks Cold Face Question in South
A South aide teacher allegedly took several children on a car ride to a Public Square telescope vendor during a heat wave. The group viewed the moon as part of a lesson, but a student asked if the teacher’s face gets cold when looking through the glass, highlighting the odd scene reported in the Cleveland Leader.
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South Aide
Cleveland
Munyon's Paw Paw Pills Offered Free Trial Package
A promotional offer from Munyon's Laboratory in Philadelphia invites requests for a free trial of Paw Paw Pills. The text extols liver and stomach benefits, condemns harsh laxatives, claims no calomel or dope, and advertises a regular bottle of 43 pills for 25 cents to address constipation and related ailments.
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Munyon
53D & Jefferson Ste
Philadelphia
Mumyon
Munron's Laboratory
Madero Faces No Opposition in Mexico Election
Mexico City reports indicate Institutional reform leader Madero has no serious challenger and is seen as certain to win the presidency. He suggested Senor De la Barra as foreign minister and General Reyes as war minister, stating he will form a cabinet including all elements to ensure a stable future administration.
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Mexico City
Irancheca
da la Barra
Reyes
Madero
Treyes
Senor Madero
Senor Maderos
de la Carra
Maderos
de la Barra
Vast Crafts Union Formed in Salt Lake City Convention
The Salt Lake City gathering adopted a constitution and bylaws, elected officers and advisory board members, and organized delegates from the Harriman system west of the Mississippi. The convention at Labor hall completed the System federation uniting thousands of railroad workers.
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Salt Lake City
Harriman System
Mississippi River
Labor Hall
System Federation
Great West
Boston Crew Members Charged in Captain Murder
Captain William D Wyman of Parkerhead Maine was found beaten to death in his bunk aboard the Philadelphia barge Clendower near Boston. Crewmen Captain De Gram Antonio Priskick and William Nelson, all of Boston, were jailed Saturday afternoon on federal murder charges. The slaying occurred while the captain slept.
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Boston
William de Gram
Antonio Priskick
William Nelson
Philadelphia
Clendower
Charles D Wyman
Parkerhead
Ife
Sinaloa Surrenders After Two Days of Fierce Fighting
San Diego in Sinaloa surrendered to the Madéristas after nearly two days of heavy fighting in which hundreds were reported killed. Mazatlan also surrendered without resistance on June 2. Advices came via steamer Béni to Juarez, arriving from Mezatlan.
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San Diego
Cal
Cullacan
Sinaloa
Madéristas
Mazatlan
Bénito Juarez
Mezatlan
Worry Killed This Woman in Maywood
Chicago suburb Maywood reported the death of Mattie Ro Minard found in bed after her husband Charles W. Minard, a local public school principal, disappeared Saturday. Doctors listed heart disease aggravated by worry as the cause.
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Chicago
Mattie Ro Minard
Maywood
Charles W. Minard
Minard
Mia Minard
Plague Hits Amoy Region as Outlying villages suffer
The plague remains active near Amoy while subsiding inland to the north and west. Reports say several villages on Amory Island and districts to the south have been decimated with entire families perishing becoming common stories.
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Amoy
China
Amory Island
The Development of Utah and the Commercial Club
The article argues that active commercial club membership pays off by funding infrastructure, utilities, and improvements. It credits Utah clubs with spurring banks, water systems, electric plants, and rising property values while urging attendance and dues to sustain town growth and civic health.
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State of
Utah
Club 4
Sant Pee
Boosters
Man at Landeshut Wedding Falls Silent After Dance
A man at a Landeshut wedding danced until three and then went to the garden where he banged himself. He was found unconscious, released, and then returned to the party to resume dancing.
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Landeshut
Emancipated Woman Cited as No Better Than Human
A Washington Herald excerpt argues that emancipation does not alter woman’s nature and suggests a remark about a woman avoiding a convention due to lacking a stylish gown. The tone critiques social expectations and female autonomy.
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Washington Herald
Getting Acquainted Between Neighbors Over Fence
Four new families move in next door. A boy and a boy meet on the fence and exchange playful jibes about names and manners. Their banter escalates briefly but ends with them declaring they will be good friends after a few minutes.
Castoria Signatures Prominently Attract Attention
A cautionary notice urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature of Charles Fletcher in use for over 30 years. The ad emphasizes Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children and warns against counterfeit products.
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Fletcher
Hadn't the Material and the Hair Color Comment
Mina Wrathy recounts an insulting remark by Mr De Borrowe about her auburn hair. Miss Sillmm questions what she should have done, while Wrathy jokes she lacked a larger hat box. The exchange captures social sharpness and comic deflection.
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de Borrowe
Mina Wrathy
Miss Sillmm
Miss Wrathy
Harpers Weekly
Sincere Prayer
A dialogue from The United Presbyterian notes a teacher asking Tommy what to do with $100 held by him for a deceased man. Tommy responds he would not pray for the man but would pray for another like him, reflecting a moral teaching snippet.
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Tommy
United Presbyterian
Progress of Civilization and the Cannibalism Question
The Progress of Civilization dialogue asks if the Lady can force a congregation to abandon cannibalism. A Missionary replies that persuasion reduced the practice to using knives and forks after significant effort.
Unattainable Young Bachelor Debate Mildly Clarified
A fragment discusses Tam and Old Benedict in a light social exchange about marriage and money. The brief hints at financial readiness as a prerequisite for wedlock without specifying figures or firm plans.
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Tam
Garfield Tea and Mira Winston Syrup Advertisements
An OCR fragment advertises Garfield Tea as a digestive aid addressing constipation and bodily regulation. It markets Mira Winston's Soothing Syrup for Children to ease teething gum pain and wind colic, claiming relief with a 250.2 bottle size. It also notes self made men neglect social skills and charity dispensed.
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Mira Winston
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