Redeeming Old Bills Sent to Treasury
Washington Star reports Assistant Treasurer Meling says redeeming old currency from the New Orleans Sub-Treasury is necessary to protect clerks who handle it. Clerks wash eyes and disinfect with Boaps, noting cases where money in terrible condition was found on murdered victims or swallowed by animals, with odor often unbearable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurvonoy
Treasury
Sie
New Orleans
Syar
Washington Star
The Figure of the Horse in Human Life
The Boston Globe notes the enduring bond between horses and humanity, praising the noble creature’s versatility and the varied roles it has played across cultures and times as a testament to its enduring appeal.
Poison and patent cures flood late 19th century ads
An OCR fragment shows promotional copy for bitters and patent medicines claiming cures and health benefits. Mentions Hoatetter’s Bitters, malaria cures, Fortifies the Seventh, and references to merchants Mugridge & Co and a Board of Trade. The jumbled text suggests an advertisement page with health claims and noble-sounding testimonials rather than cohesive news.
Home as the Measure of Christian Character in a Family
Reverend Talmage argues that home is the true test of faith, urging believers to show consistent piety at home as public virtue depends on private character. He compares homesickness of Christ, the domestic circle as school and fortress, and warns that neglecting home principles harms society and future generations.
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Luther
Worms
Paul
Telix
God
Deepair
Polia
Chiridtur
Lomo
Gnay
Hud
Oharnotér
Hare
Nero
Nyn
United States Army
Mexico
Eventida
Charo
Jan Poldem
Asia
Africa
Salle
Prigeria
Slater
Jeramiah
Tathir
Antly
Cys
Dirkness
Tromirk
Christ
Oratory of Heaven
Hanven
Abraham
Childens
John
Eplusus
Kosciusko
Poland
Mazzini
Rome
Emmett
Troland
Victor Hugo
France
Kossuth
Hungary
Espokk
Welland
Shrostler
Earth
Heaven
Nome
Clinge
Village Built by Pilfering at Eddington Bend Maine
A New York Press item recounts how Eddington Bend in Maine grew from lumber theft into a thriving, respectable hamlet. River mill workers sawed flood timber into a shanty and later houses, churches, and shops arose along the bend, the village earning the nickname the river rate among mill men from Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddington
Bad
Maine
Eddington Bend
Bangor
Pehobscot
Proton Lumber
Bouth
Uttle
New York Press
Marvelous new cotton plant story from Africa to Atlanta
The St Louis Globe-Democrat recounts a tall tale of a cotton plant from Africa carried to Atlanta in 1804 by Adolph Kyle. Seeds sprouted into twelve foot stalks yielding seed cotton and lint of high value, with forecasts of large future yields and unusually white fiber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Atlanta
Africa
Adolph Kyle
Globe-Democrat
Jathgon
Ibis a Short Line Where All Tenants Pay Rent Promptly
A concise note reports that tenants pay their rent on time, reflecting orderly rental management. No disputes or late payments are noted, suggesting stable occupancy and reliable lease adherence. The item underscores punctual payments as a positive property management signal.
A Stitch in Time Saves Nine Message From 19th Century Ad
A medical advertisement urges immediate treatment for ovarian ailments with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It warns of rising pain and possible discharge, cites a testimonial from Mrs. D. L. Myers of Quale Ake, Pa., praising relief after using the product and invites readers to write for free guidance from Mrs. Pinkham in Tryon Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoen
Pinkham
D. L. Myers
Qualeake
Lydia W. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Temperatura Guidance For Food And Drink Temperatures
Practical notes on serving temperatures for foods and beverages. Heat limits for milk, water, beer, wine, champagne, coffee, and tea are given, with warnings about harm from extreme temperatures and rapid swallowing.
Expert and Hin Fees in Trials Raise Costs
The piece notes growing use of expert testimony in courts and calls for higher pay for experts. It cites the Barbieri trial in New York where $7,260 was paid to five experts by the county. The article questions reliance on perished permanent experts, suggesting substantial annual costs in big cities. It also advertises Tetterine and Koxema remedies with mail order from Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbieri
New York
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises $100 Reward
A jumble of patent medicine claims promises a $100 reward if Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure, asserting a constitutional disease is treated by internal use. It touts testimonials and invites readers to contact Toledo Ohio manufacturers, with partial Nostalgia and scattered names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Thie Ponor
Scienae
Hall
Dy Ny & Co
Toledo
Hull
Pitts
Fragmented OCR Humble Report of Medical Terms and Names
Fragmented text lists medical terms and personal names in disjointed order. It mentions blood, nerves, a lawyer or attorney, a Dr Simmons, and references to CHILI GR DANG and various garbled phrases. No coherent event or clear article emerges.
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Manutruat NonsAppa
Petalabate
Cal Caedia Pomennio
Mont
Dr. Simmons
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Hoatetter
Mugridge & Co
Board of Trade
Phils
Winslow
Wba
Alerea Bince
Hood
Bhie
Bince
W. Sibby
Hartland
N.Y
Tal
Gravely & Miller
Danville
Biggles Anand Whee
Arcare Iterate
Rose
Mt One Mead ¢ Cycle Co
Avenue Fy
Osborne
Business Colle Aesial Basting
Exh Herre Eeoct Tine
Gisep Boards Fund
Ex Galox
DR. Talmage
Nothd
Walla
Dolya
Gastos
Waleed
Lebanon
Prent
Seattle
Klondike
Beatile
Wash
Onamuen Oy
Alaska
Buea Reavrix
Klonpree
Alara
Washington State
Beattie
Inne Ontfitay
Loweat Prives
Rene Boutorary
M, Watkins & CO
NUINE
Walter Baker & Co
Walter Baker & Co. Limited
Dorchester, Mass
J. T. Shuptrine
Savannah
Mae Gama
Piso
Campbell
Harbour
Mississippi
Orape
Misu
Bf. A. Sitmons
Uberty Jentefton
Malsby & Company
Forsyth St. Auiinia
Erie City Iron Works
Glogus
Ford
Alonzo
Bliss.co
Washington, D.C
Business College
Eau Ea Ky
Sananen Ain Ando Trerorapuy
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