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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
8
In a pursuit through a fading afternoon, Howard Marcel captures Julia Howard after a tense chase. They converse on war, allegiance, and identity, revealing their backgrounds and mutual resolve as Old Pat carries them toward an uneasy future.
Constipation or diarrhea when bowels out of order. Cas carets Candy Cathartic will make them act naturally. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists roc.
An advertisement extols Ely’s nasal treatment to relieve nasal catarrh. It touts aromatic liquid and solid forms, claimed to cleanse and heal the nasal surface when applied through the nostrils. Also mentions mail order trial size and druggist availability.
An opaque OCR fragment lists names and events from 17th and 18th century figures. Mentions Margaret Woffington born 1715 and other names like Mariitin de Condurcot, General Mr Ralph Abertrombins, and Sheryl, with scattered references to cities such as Alexandria and Baltimore and events amid a wartime context. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret into a clear timeline.
March 29 marks the Battle of Towton ending the Wars of the Roses with Henry VI fleeing to Scotland with Queen Margaret. Notable 18th and 19th century figures born or died include Carlo Bonaparte in 1746 and Emanuel Swedenborg dying in 1772, with multiple deaths of generals and scholars through 1870.
Date line compiles notable deaths and events from 1610 to 1892 across continents. Entries include John Creston Truntwine in Panama, Gordon Cumming the hunter, Jane Austen era milestones, Archibald Forbes and Louis Botha, Haydn and Beethoven births, Bronte and Calhoun deaths, and a 1892 Texas to Missouri tornado tragedy with regional losses.
A condensed list of historic deaths and events including Timot Timotr the conqueror, William Harvey, Reginald Hober, the White Star liner Atlantic sinking near Halifax with 995 lives lost, Dr. mile Beaselx, Dr. Charles Brown-Sequand, Rear Admiral John de Ruméll, General Charles A. Carleton, Caroness Clara de Hirsch de Genreath's charity, and an ambush near Apia causing 8 officers and 4 sailors killed.
A historical list notes notable deaths on April 2 across centuries. Included are Jean Bart pioneer of guerrilla warfare, Thomas Jefferson born 1743 at Shadwell, Mirabeau born 1749 died in Paris, Morse inventor of magnetic telegraph, Franz Abt composer, Albert Pike freemason, David M. Stone NY Journal of Commerce editor, Benjamin Tweed educator, St George Mivart Catholic scientist, with births tied to Charlestown Massachusetts Cambridge Manitoba and other locations.
A vintage style ad promotes Cascareta Candy Cathartic as a permanent remedy for constipation. It promises a money back refund if not satisfied and targets druggists as sellers.
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