Prostatic Irritation and Nervous System Influence Talk
Noted talk by Dr. William M. Baird on prostatic irritation and its influence on the nervous system. He emphasizes the primacy of accurate diagnosis, minimal, careful treatment, and attention to detail, sharing cases illustrating reflex nerve effects and the hazards of guesswork. He advocates mild measures first and urges readers to seek examination and consultation in Atlanta.
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Wm, M. Baird
Greenland
Fennsylvania
Dean
Greet
Newf
Hag
Spodast
Adda
Bin
Callard
Bose
William M Baird MD
Broad Corner
Broad End
Alabama
Atlanta, Ga
Noted ex-slave built fortune and land in Mississippi
Edward Howard Patton born June 20 1860 in Claiborne County Mississippi, rose from slave to successful farmer and university instructor. He bought land, expanded to 1000 acres, 60 horses, many cattle and livestock, and earned faculty posts at Alcorn University while his family prospered.
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Tuscegse Ala
Edward Howard Patton
Alcorn University
Acorn Miss
Tuskeges Institute
Claiborne County
Misalasippi
Patton
Hanop
Hedmfrey
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Tie
Hig School
Mississippi
South
Owens
Weigh the Price of K K K Flour
An ad extols K K K flour as superior and cheaper than other brands claiming it lasts longer and yields better results, arguing that even at higher prices one gets value. It touts omnaperiority over competing flours and asserts lower effective cost per use.
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Promoted In A Southern Ad
A late nineteenth century advertising piece claims catarrh affects over half of the population and touts Eclipse Catarrh Cure as providing immediate relief and possible cure. It includes a testimonial from Mrs Adline Hall of Sementha Alabama and offers a sample for twenty five cents in stamps.
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Adline Hall
Sementha
Ala
Eclipsh Medicine & Manufacturing CO
Atlanta
Teach Children Economy in Early Life
The Chicago Journal cites Rev Dr Ww Ed Barkety advising parents to teach children to match spending with income. He warns against early self indulgence that leads to financial irresponsibility, noting that charging candy and fashion harms future spouses and finances.
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Chicago Journal
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Ed Barkety
Carpet Bag Bonds Spark International Attention
Washington reports a new tactic by carpet bag bond holders aiming to force payment by transferring bonds to South American nations and seeking arbitration. Senator Overman introduced a constitutional amendment to curb such repudiations, with Rhode Island resisting cat’s paw tactics. A Chicago subway proposal envisions vast underground channels to ease traffic, potentially transforming the city’s streets after years of delays and a large early investment.
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Washington
New York
Overman
North Carolina
Supreme Court of the United
South Dakota
Rhode Island
Pata
Democrats
Senate
Overman van Teferrad
Judiciary Committee
Chicago
Getteya
David Harrigan Stevens
Chicozo
Metropolis
Windy City
Battle over Alamo ownership settled by Texas court
In San Antonio on January 28 a Texas supreme court ruling denied a writ of error to the De Zavala faction of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas. The dispute over custody of the Alamo and adjoining Hugo-Schmeltzer building ends with the DRT in possession. The piece notes the Alamo's historic ties and hints at possible future restoration or museum use.
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San Antonio Texas
Supreme Court of Texas
de Zavala Clatper
Daughters of the Rapadilo of Texas
Mra
Rebecca Fisher
Sal
Adina de Zavala
Texang
Alamo
de Zavala
San Antonio da Valera
Spantab Goldiera
Hugo
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Alamo Chapel
Honore Grenet
Hugo-Schmeltzer Company
de Zavale
Thies
Thies Was Very Annoying To Miss de Zavalz
Daughters of the Republic
Mission
Sas Antonio de Valery
Texas
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Pooner
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Pittsburg
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