Ancient Mexican city Queretaro and Maximilian era history
A fragment recounts Queretaro’s ancient legend of an Otomite chief converting the city to Christianity, followed by a brief on Maximilian and Carlotta. It notes the 1848 peace treaty, Maximilian’s execution in 1867, and Carlotta’s grief with references to related Mexico City sites and relics. The piece then shifts to health and travel notices, including Hostetter’s Bitters, Klondike interests, and Canadian boundary reports.
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Queretaro
Qterataro la
Talis
Santiago
Santa Crux
Mexico
Hervé
United States
Maximilian
Carlotta
Slo
México
Moaximilian
Lon
Lon Camannalt
Juarez
Thaturbide
Austria
Miramar
Counfess
Napoleon
Philadelphia Ledger
Yukon
Klondike
Nessotier
Pellet de Yite
Andelondike
Canallan
Ogilvie
Ottawa
Kent
Postire Pala
Lorento Newspaper Union Publishers
Bay
Toronto
Canada
REM-Herbal Remedies Claim Cure for Catarrh and Colds
The advertisement touts Prone Poem EE-M and HE-M tobacco products as remedies for catarrh fever asthma and colds. It urges purchasing tobacco by mail from REM Company Atlanta Georgia and includes sworn testimonials and a notary public statement. It cites Hall's Catarrh Cure and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as additional products with customer endorsements.
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REM, Company
Atlanta
Ani
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F. J. Carunny
Otte
Toledo
Aforcaald
Gural
Hull
Deu Speet
Halla Harerin
Winslow
Piso
W. Fioxkur
van Siclen
Blake
Threshold of speed in speech and stenography debated
An article questions a claim of a stenographer producing 402 words in a minute and compares typical speaking rates across roles from clergy to debate leaders. It notes clergy average about ninety words per minute, campaign speakers around 110, and debaters seldom exceeding 220 with some confusion about intelligible limits between 275 and 300 words per minute.
Escaped by the skin of my teeth in a sermon on faith
Dr Talmage exhorts listeners using Job and shipwreck imagery to seek conversion and steadfast faith. He contrasts hypocritical churchgoers with true renewal, urging personal struggle against temptation, urging turning to God, and warning against letting business and life’s pressures wreck the soul.
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Teromo
Bonulens
Drs. Goon
Poole
Borhes
Pian
Job
Tha Teoth
Egypt
Ovid
Bolomon
Mose
Paul
Hanee
Miniator
Yen BO
Arkwright
Hongeng
Cape Ay
Tony Branch
Tuy
Bimon
Audreyw
Rome
Sieypnay All Wong
Manny
Enyhols
Baneda
Bln
Mon Will Boone
Lindred
Mike
Gottenburg
Horns
Midogonn
Sunrie
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Noige
Xiving Manute
Ling
John Knox
Pannslyaula Nyonus
Broad Street
Bereebe
Ohria
Eddystons Lythouse
Christ
Ata
Alma
Ita
Antares
Promiau Alialt Meyer
Bal
Ned Rrivvon
Apicina Orelina
Usdl
Robespierra
France
Melita
Tahal
Mt Jast
Cavern Discoveries Near Gillett Colorado Ofr
Further discoveries reveal a vast cave system at Cow Mountain foot two miles from Gillett. Rooms measure about fourteen by sixteen feet with sparkling stalactites and mirror-like light. A central chamber holds a forty by sixty five foot clear lake with constant dripping water and ice along walls. Likely additional caves remain unopened and water remains cold and pure.
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Cow Mountain
Gillett
Chombar
Larga
Walla
Iake
Cherokee Invasion to Honor Ancient Chief in Kentucky
A fragment from a 19th century report describes 1200 Cherokee braves marching from the Indian Territory into Kentucky this September. Charley Parker, nephew of Chief Quanna Parker, led the forerunner through Frankfort. The expedition heads toward near Russellville to honor a Cherokees chief killed in 1749 after a Shawnee battle, with a grand jubilee amid memory rites. Florida tobacco crops are reported as the state’s largest this year, valued in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, with much planting initially experimental.
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Kentucky
Indian Territory
Raleigh
United, States
Frankfort
Charley Parker
Quanni
Pond Ittyer
Carrie
Logan County
Florida
Entimdes
Whallington Farm Criticism Over Department Appointments
In a heated exchange, two farmers argue that the agricultural department favors urban interests. They claim Whig influence and accuse officials of nepotism, suggesting not a single farmer has been hired despite claims of reform.
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Whallington
Parmer
Hull
Fresh Allowances Nestled Inside Thuning Expenses
Detroit Fres Pras notes a puzzled exchange about tracking allowances and costs. A father responds with a cryptic line about a wrong horde and rice theft this week, reflecting a quirky regional chat.
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Detroit
Fragmented Readout Sparks Odd Medical Rant From Local Page
A distorted OCR fragment from a Savannah Georgia page mentions various garbled names and clinics, referencing treatment and diet claims. It references Mountain atampe and Ty Shuptring, with scattered place names such as Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, creating a confusion of unrelated items.
Treacherous Chamilals in City Chemical Trade
A damaged OCR reads as a warning about dangerous chemical compositions daily handled in a big city. It mentions liquid gas in stool cylinders under high pressure and various reactive gases like neon, hydrogen, nitromethane, and sodium alloys. It notes risks from ship cargo holds and accidental mixes and stresses public danger.
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