Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health Through Digestion
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the sole remedy for stomach disorders and digestion. It claims the medicine improves digestion, clears obstructions, prevents nutrient loss, purifies blood, and boosts glandular secretions, citing testimonials from H. Rudasill of Henry Lincoln and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onti
Dr. Pierce
Golde
Eebos. H. Rudasill
Henry
Lincoln Go. N. Cys
Pierce
Bryan on pensions and a controversial era editorial
A fragment from The Omaha World-Herald 1822 edition notes editor William J. Bryan and a Democratic press stance. It references a Lawrence Journal editorial on Judge Bryan, a letter from an Attica Kansas member of Company C, and a Loyal Legion veteran audience aligning with draft resistance themes from Civil War era.
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Bryan
William J. Bryan
Omaha World- Herald
Atred
Union Veterans
Sue
Blade
Lawrence Journal
Rings
Company C
Attica
Kna
Cot Bhy
[Untitled fragmentary reminiscence from Omaha World Herald]
Fragmentary OCR passage recalls conversations near Balem about army life and a judge. Names Silas John Log and Lois appear in disjointed phrases. Context hints at religious and personal reflections amid aftermath of military times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balem
Bravat- Home
John
Abe
Omiha World- Herald
Trusts and traveling men in the early Republican era
A fragmentary letter from a Cincinnati traveling union discusses trusts, employment, and political sentiment. It cites numbers of traveling men and workers in various industries, remarks on Republican views, and critiques of industrial combinations and distribution roles.
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Cincinnati
Tokethen
Wire
Tin ‘Plate Trust
Steel Trust
McKinley
Brnovrats
Aires
Bribed Jury Allegations Tarnish Trial Prospects
An old court report recounts claims of jury bribery in a high profile case. It notes fear of corruption, possible appeals, and a lengthy path to conclusion, with the defendant potentially facing imprisonment while the young woman suffers in confinement.
Fragmentary Memoir Snippets Mixed with Political Gossip
Readable fragments mention Pekin, Uncle Sam, Spain, and various names like Julia G Woolley and Senator Platt. The text references dislocated shoulder, fractured rib, and a phantom discussion of elections and 1896 timing amid chaotic, unclear gossip and political jabs.
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Julia G * Woolley
Bucht
Senator Platt
Speech Fragments Highlight Bryan Campaign Themes
The text presents disjointed excerpts from William Jennings Bryan speeches comparing democracy and plutocracy, tariff policy, trusts, and Philippine policy. It notes his Madison Square Garden remarks in August 1895 and comments on platform dangers, income tax, and U S philosophy, with references to troop withdrawal and Philippine policy.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Madison Square Ghraen
Civil War era illness and remedies cited in 19th century pamphlet
The account discusses a contagious diarrhoea from the Civil War era and notes Afr. David Taylor of Wind Ridge Greene Co Pal as a sufferer using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for quick relief. It promotes Allen's Foot Ease for foot pain and mentions Dartmouth President Tucker urging study of newspapers as a vital power.
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David Taylor
Wind Ridge
Greene, Co
Chamberlain
Tucker
Dartmouth Calllege
Thad Reports Ointment Relief for Leg Ailment
A reader from Bowling Green endorses Dean's Ointment for a severe leg itching and burning issue. The testimonial claims instant relief and permanent improvement after using the product.
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Thad
Dean
W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
American Methods Win Pars Aum Preliminary at International Exhibition
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a preliminary at an international exhibition in Vincennes. It mentions national representatives and an event led by a figure named George C, with uncertain details about timing and results amid garbled text.
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Pars
Atesis
Sparks Prom Party and Transport Notices
A fragmentary report notes a Paris visit planned for September and a coal shipment from Philadelphia to Pranep. It mentions factory closures, injuries from an explosion at Atlantic Refining, large timber losses from forest fires, and a railway accident injuring Walter C. Witton. Prominent deaths include Henry Harrison Hodgking and an officer near the Mississippi. Also cited is Mrs George of New Straitsyville praising King’s New Discoveries for coughs and pneumonia.
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Paris
Peeighters
Valin
Cand Institutiy
Athantic
I'Amiladelphia
Ohio
Central Passeo
Walter C. Witton
Webster City and Southwestern Railway
The
Pioneers
Wileamn
Mrs Nettie La Rua Visits Scotsburg Aunt's Bar
Mrs Nettie La Rua of Scotsburg arrived in the city today to visit her aunt Dr and Mrs E Al Cain He.
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Nettie. la Rua
Death by own action shocks Washington County resident
Harvey May, a prominent Washington County citizen, was found dead in Lisci fear after a self inflicted act. He had moved his horse and milking gear to the barn before taking his own life. May, 62, leaves two daughters and is described as a respected figure in the community.
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Washington
Harvey May
Washington County
Bang
Lisci Peur
Ohavas
Wasi
Incomplete biographical note from city obituary
Fragmentary obituary lines refer to Mrs Tawson H Pick and Mr Phebeving with hints of birth in Ohio on July 9 1822 and large surviving family. The garbled text prevents a clear narrative or full details.
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Tawson H
Phebeving
Ity
Ren
Rgjof
Witness Arrest Shocks Prosecution in Richland Bank Case
Star witness Burkett, key to the case against Albert Eadwind Perumtt, is arrested with $15 000 linked to the Unbin bank in Rich. The arrest affects the trial of Miss Mam and Mrs t in a sensational bribery and assault context surrounding a $10 pool.
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Star
Wakil
Burkett
The
Aginst
Albert Eadwind
Peevert
Miss Burkert
Mob forms to lynch prisoner in Warrick County
A mob gathered in Warrick county Saturday aiming to seize Joseph Dd Keith from Boonville jail and lynch him. He fled to Evansville, connected to the murder of Nora Isivfer, as reports indicate.
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Evab&ville
Ind
Warrick County
Joseph Dd. Kieth
Boonville
Evansville
Misa Nora
Mother Teity How' Ehe Saved Her Little Daughter's Life
A distressed mother recalls a dire medical moment with her child and credits pain relief products, including Beecham’s Pills and Allen’s Foot-Ease, for easing suffering and enabling recovery. The ad-like testimonial emphasizes relief from colic and foot discomfort, citing druggists and store availability.
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Nbherlain
C. F. Burnrcx
Liberty
R. J. Sale
Grain-O praised as coffee substitute by reader
A reader reports that Grain-O, used as a coffee substitute, improves health and reduces coffee intake. She mentions purchasing a package weekly and notes her two children also benefit, with herself aged about ten years in the account, signed by Fannie Whitliss.
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Buchanan
iMay
LeRoy
Fannie Witliss
Grain-U promotional letter from Le Roy business
A customer letters favors Grain-U health beverage, claiming strong health benefits for themselves and family. The writer urges others to try it, noting personal use and perceived superiority over rivals.
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Wasttxcios
Youd Co. le Roy
Bey ‘Bever
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