Peruna Testimonial on Catarrh of the Stomach Relieved
A Denver resident testifies that Peruna cured catarrh of the stomach after doctors failed. The letter cites extensive prior illness, travel to obtain the remedy, and rapid improvement in health and work capacity following treatment with Peruna. The testimonial claims notable digestive and appetite restoration.
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Muucnek
Hawkins County
Perons
Roversviile
Tennessee
Ferapia
Rt Tiverty
Theromhich
Religious Services and Church Activities Listed for Week
The notice outlines a busy schedule of sermons prayers and church events across multiple churches. It notes evening vesper services confirmation prayers and Bible study groups. It mentions a special Life of Pieul program and a sacramental service with a focus on missionary and women’s bodies, with locations including Tangent and mentions Rev Pope and other clergy.
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Chitiren
Jan Nee
Sternop- Megavicka
Wheat yield prospects for 1880 harvest in Texas fields
A garbled report notes a large yield of wheat and mentions modern millers, crop duties, and principal producing areas. It indicates favorable weather conditions and an early harvest, with reference to Texas fields and milling prospects.
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Dutiaak
Wiener
Renarts
Ain Avorvad
Teina
McKinley Watch Heir Reveals Fort Worth Link in Tragic Tale
Prominent Fort Worth resident A J Duncan, secretary of the Clee zons Light and Power, inherits President McKinley’s heavy gold watch once kept by his aunt and now in Duncan family custody. The piece, a relic with a gold inscription, ties Duncan to McKinley’s private life and family history across Cleveland and New York.
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Tex
Goldsmiths Art
McKintey
AL J. Duncan
Bisus Sarah V. McKintey
Cleveland
Mr. Duncan
Mickinfey
Blckinfey
Duncan
Tal
McKinley
Canton
Br. Duncan Ie
New York
New York Homes. the Eotlantfod
Ufe
Bin
The Riley Club hosts a literary evening in county club
The Riley club, a popular literary group, held its latest meeting on the Apnaw road with an engaged audience. Officers elected for two years include President W. G. Alten and Vice President Cecil Arthur. The program featured a study of world literature and U.S. history, praised as among the most instructive yet, with plans for future study and an owl outing.
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Riley
WC. W. Wigil
Apnaw
Indy Wade
United Stites
Verve
W. G. Alten
Cecil Arthur
Nell Aven
Commencement Exercises at Montgomery Schools Highlight Grads
The June graduation at hart Uninet and Montgomery schools drew a large crowd. Twenty four graduates completed the eight common branches, receiving diplomas and bouquets from parents and friends. Music by the Orchestra and vocal quartets accompanied remarks from Superintendent B J Burke urging graduates to pursue education.
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Ald
Hart Uninet
Montgomery
St. Parters
Sune Ay
Iatrons
Gots
Ymins
Cammaon
Gdon
Re Balley
Allieou
Nehiy
B. J. Burke
Estes
Boer
Blout
Somery
Genie
Mont- Such
Unclear text about local officers and trustees
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names like Phin George spathtallon and Burg township. The passage is garbled. it references officers, a trustee, and a year but lacks coherent details or events to form a full summary.
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Jan Conpaasi
The Best Pills Ever and Local Health Claims
Fragmented OCR text describes medicines and endorsements in a late 19th or early 20th century style. It mentions white and colored communities, a place called the folks' home, named individuals like Dr. New and L. Nelson, and claims of cures for indigestion coughs and lung issues. It reports sales at a drug store with a trial bottle offered under a guarantee.
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Nelson
Nap Saya
King's New
Are 'S
N.jones
Coal supply remains ample through grandchildren says experts
New York reports officials of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western railroad reject Dr Steinmatz’s forecast of exhausted anthracite. They cite current production of about 26,000,000 tons yearly and a remaining known supply of 45 years at that rate. Pennsylvania controls the nation’s anthracite while other states hold bituminous coal.
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York
Pennsylvania
Delaware, Lagkengana & Western Railroad
Sistemett
Steinmatz
Three Legged Colt Born in Pittsfield Stable
A three legged colt with a deer shaped head and split rear limbs was born in Charles H. Prout’s stable in Pittsfield. The creature stands, though one front leg is missing, and draws crowds as it is exhibited for seventy-five cents. Prout was asked for 200 by a salesman but pursued legal action. Skeletons uncovered nearby stirred the scene as workers cleared the muck.
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Pittsfield Maas
Charles H. Prout
R. Prout
Prout Atables
Prout
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