Blood Balm Ad Claims Potash as Essential Cure
An advertisement extols iodide of potash and a blood remedy sold by Blood Balm Co, asserting safety and rapid healing for mercurial, scrofulous, and malaria poisons. It cites a Jackson Tennessee testimonial from J Britton praising a cure after costly failed treatments and severe mouth sores, promising illustrated proof of cures.
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Tay Ga
J. Britton
Jackson, Tenn
Louisiana
Telegraph Company
Bandit
James Whitcomb Riley and the future of engines
A fragment from a 19th century piece quotes James Whitcomb Riley and discusses steam engine efficiency. It cites hopes for coal savings with larger engines, predicts electricity will become a partner to labor, and emphasizes study of natural laws. It then shifts to professional detectives, noting success depends on industry and persistence rather than superstition.
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James Watt
Dickerson
New York
Let the Water Circulate
A Boston Budget note summarizes varied safety proposals to guard closed houses against gas buildup, including disconnecting fixtures, filling traps with oil, or constant valve dripping. The American Artisan favors weekly checks to ensure water circulates and all remains safe during extended closures.
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Boston
Belief versus pride echoed in a calf theft verdict
An old St. Louis clergyman quote warns against self-importance while a Alabama cattle theft case ends with a jury verdict that Steve stole the calf but the owner pays costs, reflecting practical justice. The San Francisco Argonaut notes the jury found Steve guilty yet absolved him due to owner considerations.
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Alabama
Wes
Steve
San Scu Argonaut
Paris by Rail Proposed as Longest World Route
The Russian government proposes building the world’s longest railway from St. Petersburg to the Pacific Ocean, about 7000 miles. A quarter of the line has been built. A branch via Alaska and a Behring Strait bridge using island chains is suggested, potentially linking New York to Paris by rail. Also notes a horse puzzle from the Chicago Journal and warnings about theft at Be Peter’s.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Pacific Ocean
Alaska
Behring Straits
New York
Leadville Democrat
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