Bedlam, thimbles, and sick man sobriquet origins illustrated
A整理 of historical notes explains the origin of Bedlam from Bethlehem asylum in 14th century London, origins of the thimble from thumb and bell, Chinese thimble introduction to England around 1695, and later metal materials. It then covers the term Sick Man of Russia linked to Nicholas I and its spread via press, plus notes on river channels called Dalles around the United States and their navigational perils.
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London
Semsane
Bethlehem
Bedlam
Eni
John Lot
Holland
Tes
Turkey
Peror Nicholas
Russia
George Imour
St. Petburg
St. Louis
Perior
St. Croix
St. Paul
Minn
Dalles
Death of Dr Wilms from hospital accident
The article recalls the death of J. Wilms, a noted surgeon, after a faulty procedure. An assistant's needle injury led to blood poisoning and the doctor’s decline. It notes skepticism over the cause and mentions his age and reputation.
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J. Wilms
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Voice Doctor Advises Health Rules For Singers
Dr Ward of New York outlines factors shaping the voice including climate dress and diet. He warns against heavy garments and alcohol while urging bland nutritious meals and regular vocal exercises within comfortable ranges.
The Bonanza King and the Venus of Milo Tale
A San Francisco investor seeks art riches and buys a boxed Venus of Milo from Florence. On arrival the statue lacks arms, prompting questions about the missing limbs. The tale contrasts wealth with cultured taste, noting Milo’s statue was found on the island of Milo and now graces the Louvre.
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San Franccisco
Florence
Bonanza
Island of
Milo
Louvre
Paris
Nature’s uncanny mirrors across plants and objects
The article notes striking resemblances between human organs and various fruits vegetables and shells. It cites cocoanuts skulls eyes plums walnuts hearts and ears among others, and adds patterns from nature extend to tools and contrivances like the plow hinge umbrella ship and bracket. The piece invites readers to see oneness in earthly forms.
Will You Try Hop Bitters Say Critics
A claim that Hop Bitters cures and prevents disease by keeping the blood pure and organs active is touted as the greatest blessing. The Eagle notes thousands saved and cured and urges readers to try the remedy, directing to another column for more.
The Enormous Pension Business
A Washington correspondent notes that the pension claim agent trade has expanded greatly and employs many clerks. The piece questions how much money stays with middlemen versus reaching veterans and disabled servicemen of the Republic.
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Washington
The
Republic
New York Hevening Post
Paris Stag Costume Showcases Paper Lace
A Paris exhibition features Mme Judie’s stag costume with a lace applique that dazzles as paper lace worth about 25s. Critics note the lace’s soft, impressive look resembling real gems. Parisian actresses prize the novelty, while some deem using paper lace a folly. A man without proper funds is described as too poor to secure a mortgage.
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Paris
Mme. Judie
Lona Theater
Dr Rosanke's Rheumatic Cure Praised as Best Medicine
A National Miurkey Home account notes affected individuals regain movement after deprivation and walking a long distance. They cheerfully recommend Dr Rosanke's Rheumatic Cure as the best medicine in use.
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Miurkey
Rosanke
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