Honors For Bowdoin Medical School Gains National Ranking
The American Medical Association rated Bowdoin Medical School as one of the five leading schools in the country due to its low failure rate on state medical exams. Johns Hopkins Yale Tufts and another institution join Bowdoin in the top group, reflecting Maine pride for the Brunswick school connected to Bowdoin College.
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Bowdoin Medical School
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Ave
Kennebec Journal
Association
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Garrard
Yale
Tufts
Maine
Old Brunswick
One Thing Needful Language From Pittsburg Post Quote
A Pittsburg Post quotation notes a man’s potential despite a long demeanor. The remark, “I admit he's lang, but he has the making of a good wan in him,” contrasts with the follow up, “Yes, all he needs is to have some one klekt out of him.”
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Klekt
Pittsburg
Haracter
Mr. Bowser
Bowser
Seventyseven Remedy Advised by Drugstore Ad
An old advertisement extols a seventy seven remedy claimed to stop colds instantly. It contrasts the “wise sod” who uses the dose and the “foolla Jet” who delays, asserting seventy seven works at any stage and noting druggists universally recommend it. The line ends with a 26 cent price.
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Humphreys
Moat Druggiata
Perfect Health Through Digestion Savior Kodel
To have perfect health we must have perfect digestion and delay harms. Take prompt action when the stomach feels out of order with something that will quickly aid digestion. Kodel is claimed to aid dyspepsia, food digestion, gas belching, and headaches. Sold by D Breunig.
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Gale
Dewitt & CO
Chicago
D Breuniog
Bowser Recovers Voice After Grip Pranks and Dramatics
A domestic quarrel over the grip escalates as Mr Bowser mocks illness calls in the doctor fails to help and keeps coughing fits until a tramp triggers his recovered voice. Six days of home remedies, gargles, and medicines end with the Bowser household celebrating the return of his voice as he confronts a visitor at the basement door.
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Dee
Mr. Bowser
Thut
Mrs. Bowser
Cook
Baleful
M. Quad
No Friendly Advice Costs Dear Friend Says Pitt Post
A Pittsburg Post quip notes that accepting friendly advice can cost friendships. The exchange features a speaker declaring rejection of unsolicited guidance and a punchline about friendships paying a social price. The remark underscores social costs rather than monetary ones.
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Pye
Pittsburg Post
Live Stock Progress On Shorthorns and Herefords
The article discusses Shorthorn cattle with mixed beef and dairy traits, noting winners like Red Rose TH and Daisy in milk trials. It covers Hereford export moves to Buenos Ayres, distribution of bulls to Mexico, and rising demand for Herefords, plus the shift toward lighter lambs and the decline of heavy mutton chops in markets.
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Weber
Chiensway
Spencer
London
Lon Rutherhild
William Baten
Storthorn
Tereford Breeders' Association
C. R. Thomas
South America
Buenos Ayres
Kansas
Dis
G. A. Stannard
Imperia
R.thomas
Kansas City
City of
Mexico
Stannard
Hereford Association
I Believe in Speaking Out Says He to Her
A Chicago Record-Herald excerpt shows a tense exchange as a man asks to speak freely and hints at a personal concern while a woman urges openness. The dialogue centers on honesty and long-standing friendship, resolving with a blunt remark about appearance and attire.
Book Reviewer Robbins Gains Notable Reputation
The Book Reviewer Robbins is rising in prominence with growing recognition as an author. Commentary suggests a future where readers are guided through his works, signaling a shift in literary critique and consumer habits.
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Robbins
Poe
Health Tea Ad Promises Quick Restorative Relief
An odd promotional missive touts Helllaterts Rocky Mountain Tea by G.N. Sehulty, claiming the product can improve health and happiness with “strong eating and curative elements.” The fragment hints at a period ad style and noisy health claims.
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G.N. Sehulty
FOR THE CHILDREN A Magnetic Experiment
A described experiment teaches magnetism using a poker a basin water a needle and a floating setup. By dipping and rubbing the poker near a dry floating needle the interaction creates attraction and repulsion showing magnetic effects and simple daisy chain of observation. The instruction emphasizes careful handling dry needle and avoiding water contact with the poker during the test.
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Firolvar
Rearing children at home linked to pride in family name
The piece argues that stable home environments and sound parenting help youths avoid wrongdoing. It contrasts responsible parenting with risks from absent or irresponsible guardians, asserting that individual effort can still lead to a worthy legacy and a clean record to pass on to future generations.
Teaching Call to Back in Harness Training
An old horse teaches a young horse to back using patience and guidance. With an older horse assisting and careful handling by the driver, the youngster can complete the first lesson and begin mastering this maneuver.
Millet For the Hen and Farm Remedies Guidance
Patch of millet for hens feed and winter stock, various grains recommended. Remedies for mange in hogs include oreoxote mix and sulphur lard blends with turpentine option. Dr Shoop Night Cure for tired mothers and Cas ee Sweet for babies. Kennedy’s Laxative products advertised for coughs, with Breuning and Qu as sellers.
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