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Adams Sentinel in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

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Adams Sentinel

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1834

Page

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Education Fight Sparks Pennsylvanian Debate in Assembly

A fiery address denounces ignorance and defends broader schooling, urging the legislature to resist local passions and push forward reform. The speaker champions knowledge over demagoguery, warning that education benefits the whole state and history will judge current choices.

Debate Over Public Deposits in House of Representatives

The Times notes a heated House discussion triggered by Traders of New York for restoring Public Deposits. A move to refer the memorial to a select committee failed as Ways and Means carried a pro Bank majority, signaling a test of anti deposit sentiment and potential restoration prospects with presidential approval and two thirds in both houses.

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Hydrophobia cure claim from Paris Academy report

London Athenaeum describes a Buisson treatise on hydrophobia claiming a simple cure via vapour baths. The account recounts a case of a woman believed bitten by a mad dog and a physician who later claims hydrophobia symptoms, washing, then a vapour bath beyond 42 degrees allegedly curing him and preventing others from developing the disease, though one child died in the bath.

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Apothecary drug store notice in Gettyeborg and Emmiteborg

An old fragment advertises remedies and a single trial offered at the apothecary and drug stores of Samuel H. Buehler in Gettyeborg and Jacob Dasnere in Emmiteborg with mention of tonic effects and medical preparations.

Mie Samuel H. Buehler Gettyeborg Jacob Dasnere Emmiteborg

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