Malignant smallpox outbreak guidance from Public Health Service
A rough OCR text from Maine health offices discusses smallpox in Minnesota, noting the outbreak's early year timing, the index case in Dannavy, Ohio, and subsequent cases. It covers vaccination status, outcomes, and public health measures, emphasizing vaccination as protection and detailing attempts to contain spread through immunization and tracing contacts.
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Maine
Vegota
Cunming Oy
Tuaita
Minnesota
Dannavy
Hue
Tyes
Mia
Viet Felly
Prince
Vielklin
Norry Posey
Primaries Explained by Woman Writer
Helen W. Moore advocates for primary participation, arguing votes in primaries shape general election outcomes. The piece stresses the importance of voter engagement, explains that primary voters select party leaders and central committee members, and urges readers to request candidate information from clerks or organizations.
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Horafeld League of
Wisconsin
Hepublican
Marly
Che Breplenibys Prioniey
BuOeiliveia
Uvery
Ehalee
Adidas
Ana
Peri Ib
Unik
Politi
Polithes Chenakhire
Nas
Mary Electla
Fou
Cotuit
Pie Voler Shoul
Thess Loiied
Bottow
Helen W. Moore
Ornamental French Fashion Inspires Draped Dress Style
A young woman named Mie displays expert knowledge of French fashions and recognises a smart ornament for draped dresses. Worth praises an exquisite side ornament that secures drapery, noting how easily and cheaply such pieces reproduce an expensive look. Black crepe, navy, and strawberry hues appear in chic, locally made ensembles.
Arthur Weigand Describes Public Health Remedies In Ad
A garbled testimonial appears from Arthur J. Weigand claiming benefits from a herbal tonic. The ad references Weis Sales Co and a Wisconsin location, urging readers to buy up to ten million bottles. It asserts cures for stomach issues and insomnia and promotes the product with a family testimonial.
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Ues
von Herth
Arthur J. Weigand
Propyelor Weis,Sales Co
Chipyigver Pals
Wis
Taniae
Free Invention Claims Cleaner for Women Buyers
A vintage advertisement touts 15 cent water tins and a “greatest helps” product called Rinite that cleans without subbing or scouring. It promises women a new cleanser using Binite de the Hatin Syives of Aamerica and offers a full-size free sample upon coupon submission.
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Cts
Rais
Binite
Aamerica
Rainsott Water Instantly Softens and Precipitates
A fragmented advert seems to tout Rainsott Water as instantly softening materials and aiding various tasks. It mentions skin benefits and a claim of 73 percent efficiency while referencing impacts on larders and skin fibers.
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Kinite
Cleans Anything Like Magic Promises Universal Shine
A fragmented OCR item touts a cleaning product claiming to remove dirt without scrubbing. It asserts the solution dissolves grime, leaves windows clear, and requires no rinsing, though text is garbled and hard to verify specifics.
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Cleimsers
Superstition Linked to Petals Could Spar Players' Slip
A fragile superstition among players suggests misplaced petals might cause slips on the field. The old belief holds that if petals fall during a game, it could lead to a mishap or minor accident for athletes.
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Mts
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Marison
Davidson
MAN Ads
Tring Tlesults
Shirley Sharon
Arthur Weigand
Tanna Auto Petting
Mavie Cleanser
Hoeveler Drug Co
Waukesha
Ameriva
Quality Market
Main Street
A. E
Hamburg
Bate
Shane
van Kirk
Beauty Shoppe
Ovete Bloc
Vhong
Austiny J. Baird
Baird
Save
Howe Trade
SOE
Charley Nehs
Otel Teatres Ag
Lanmdry
Wales
Laurer
Grand Ave
Giorniie
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