Kidney Trouble Claims And Remedy Notices From Advertisers
Min Mary A. Dean reports bladder weakness stiffness and kidney trouble with positive notes on Foley Kidney Pills as beneficial. J A Kimbro endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and lung troubles. Meritol Pile Remedy advertised as a distinct external and internal treatment for piles by American Drug and Press Association, J J Klopp guarantees it.
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Joluta
Min Mary A. Dean
Walnut St
Georgetown
Texas
J. A. Kimbro
Foley
American Drug and Press Association
J. J. Klopp
Cough Remedies Sold By Drug Stores
A garbled OCR item notes cough remedies offered by druggists. It mentions Mr Hob Fer in Green Busy area and a testimonial about a drug curing nocturnal sleep issues, with references to phone contacts and local vendors. The legible fragments point to medicinal products marketed for sleep and cough relief.
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Hob
Fer- Bison
Foley
Dar
Wanted to Rent or Buy Restaurant Space in Elgin
Wanted ad seeks to rent a building in a bushes area of the city for a restaurant or to buy out an existing restaurant. Contact Mr. Jesse Lewis at 186 Grove Ave Elgin Illinois.
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Jesse Lewis
Grove Ave
Elgin
Til
Morning Wakeup Call Provokes Defiant Rise
A humorous morning vignette from the Chicago Daily News depicts dawn breaking and daily chores starting as a sleeper resists rising yet ends determined to get up amid birds, bells, and a chorus of wakening sounds.
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Phoebus
Chicago Daily News
The Last Hope and Jokes From The Era
A collage of humorous exchanges and verse notes from early 20th century humor pages. A ship scene quotes a distressed magnate demanding action aboard a transatlantic liner. It also includes a playful verse about months and a pun about the smallest animal life.
What He Forgot and Other Humorous Snippets
A collage of brief humorous items from a bygone era includes a vignette of a regretful suitor waiting for a delayed date with fond emotions, and a wry exchange about a donor who forgot the ought. Additional fragments feature puzzled children, rural woes, playful poetry notes, and light town gossip from various newspapers.
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Gotrox
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tomb of Jonah Revealed at Nebi Yunus Mosque Village
A Christian Herald correspondent describes Nebi Yunus near Nineveh where a tomb in a cloth covered chamber marks Jonah’s resting place. Pilgrims visit, mosques and villages surround the sacred site, access is restricted and Christians may only glimpse the tomb through a window.
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Nineveh
Souttrefd
Anya UN
Christian Herald
Nebi Yunus
Jonah
Herald
Drinking in Europe beer per head article
A Pearson's Weekly report compares alcohol consumption by country and region. It cites Norwegians as temperate at 4644 pints of beer and 4 percent brandy per head yearly, with other nations showing varied patterns in beer wine and spirits across Denmark Sweden Russia Britain Netherlands and Germany including Munich's high 85044 pints per head and Alsatia's low 144 pints.
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Munich
Alsatia
Pearson's Weekly
Star Colors and Color Vision of Ancient Astronomers
Harvard professor Edward Pickering argues Ptolemy Herschel and Sufi showed notable color vision in stars using fixed long observed color values. He notes older astronomers varied in red versus blue perception, applying average star colors to standard references.
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Edward ©. Pickering
Harvard
Ptolemy
William Herschel
Sufi
Sea-faring quip echoes long voyage of life
A brief slice from the Pittsburgh Press recalls a salty exchange between a man and boy. The elder says he has followed the sea for nearly fifty years, while the youth retorts perhaps he will never catch up. The line captures a wry, maritime tone.
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Plittsburgh Press
Primitive Fishhook Evolution in Ancient Fishing
London Telegraph suggests early fishhooks began with a straight flint sharpened by a fish bite trap. The article ponders a double curved flint resembling buffalo horns as an early form, possibly evolving into the single hook once one bend proved sufficient for most uses.
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Geome Bright
London Telegraph
Historic London Street Friday street’s long saga and bank link
Friday Street in London is noted as one of the city’s oldest thoroughfares with references dating to 1305. Nearby Nag’s Head tavern is linked to Parker’s consecration, while the street’s Friday market origins reflect medieval fishmongers. In 1695 the Wednesday club met here under William Paterson, shaping perceptions leading to the Bank of England.
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London Street
Friday Street
London
Matthew Parker
Canterbury
Hilzabeth
William Paterson
Bank of England
Pall Mall Gazette
Gate of the Sickroom Care Tips From the New York Sun
Advice for caregivers to ease fatigue and maintain order in an invalid’s room. Recommends rearranging furniture, airing the space, keeping the parent’s room tidy, changing costumes for variety, removing bottles and spoons, using clean cover papers, napkins, and best china. Emphasizes serving hot items hot and cold items cold.
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New York Sun
Pittsburgh Dispatch Fragment Reprinted Text
A fragment from the Pittsburgh Dispatch mentions attractives and a bank reference likely linked to an earlier article. The readable portion suggests discussion of finance or appearances without complete details or context. Further content is unclear from the OCR snippet.
To Advertise Sorrow Monuments and a Toothache Joke
A lighthearted verse from the Mo News-Diapatch notes the line about raising a monument to sorrow and a Yorkshire tale about a dentist extracting a sound tooth as a playful jab at sympathetic pain. The verses carry regional flavor and humor with concise setup and punchline.
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Flaneca
A Consistent Career and Grecian Reflections
A compact historical quip discusses shifting times from Greece's past military prowess to present arts and learning, noting the contrast between grand goals and modern daily labor while acknowledging enduring national pride. A separate exchange between a customer and dealer highlights a peach sale, detailing basket price and uniform value from top to bottom.
Has the out skirt come in to stay has the out skirt come in to stay
A quoted Judge columnist notes the question of the day perplexes society as many familiar topics such as the cost of living politics and war claims prove incorrect in addressing the era’s defining issue. The piece cites reactions from various groups including merchants laborers and diplomats to illustrate shifting norms.
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Mexico
Panama
Europe
R. C. Reade
Endearing Act Between Husband and Wife
In a tender exchange a wife pleads with her husband claiming he no longer loves her as before since she must light the fire. He reassures her, insisting that her rising to light the fire only strengthens his love.
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Jack
Applied Mathematics and the Humor of Geometry
A playful reflection on why squaring the hypotenuse and geometric figures matter in math. The verse muses on the value of geometry as a mental workout and notes simple, clever uses in Euclid’s era and modern reasoning.
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Euclid
Annie W. Young
Harper's
The Speeders Excuse
A wild eyed motorist claimed he drove at frightful speed because his gasoline was low and he had no time to waste. He said a slower pace would waste fuel before reaching town, a line attributed to the Louisville Times.
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Coutesses
Josh
Washington Star
Severely Practical Weather Banter in Rural Exchange
A humorous rural exchange features a cheerful man declaring a duty to scatter sunshine and Farmer Corntoxsel retorting that the line fits late season weather goods while noting the need for rain. Spokesmen-Review framing highlights a playful, practical dialogue in a farming community.
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Corntoxsel
The Difference Between Modest Man and Egotist
A brief quip contrasts a modest man with an egotist as one dreads death and the other imagines the world hears every sob. A snide exchange between New Yorker and Philadelphian mocks street grass and stray horses, cited from contemporary papers.
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Chicago Record-Herald
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