Weight of opinion favors moderate use of pure chocolate
A Chicago physician argues that one cannot eat too much pure chocolate and warns mothers to distinguish pure from impure sweets. The humorous anecdote contrasts a man who has never seen his wife and six children in Australia with the odd explanation that one child was born after he left, highlighting the era’s attitudes toward confection and family.
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Canady
Chicago
Clais
Australia
Calvly
Aspen- Henan
Miss Arnold
Nessa
Meredith
Neasa
Ake
Grace
Ming Arnold
Eaid Ur
Arnold
Nichols
Edond
Nesia
France
Ieee
Pluafores
Mr. Sweyn
Miss Grace Likerine
Sweyn
Eeven
Aos LT
The
International
Grace Arnold
Sweyn Meredith
Tas
Henderson
Court House
Frank Rowland
Simons
O'Elwek
Beechport
Ind
Saxpleion
Twa
Rowland
Plately
Amsil
Spurat
Open Letter From Bryan's City Causes Sensation
In Lincoln Nebraska an open letter from A. O. Bonser and G. B. Meyers of the 2015 O Street Vapor House endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills as a remarkable remedy. Bonser writes of years of kidney disease cured after using the pills, claiming deep relief and better sleep, urging others to try the product sold by local dealers.
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Homer
Walter
Daddy Kidney Mills
Wnd
Dodd
Wiley
Bonson
O Street
Lincoln
Doda
Twixt Life and Death in a Hospital Room
Nessa awakens as Dr. Meredith treats her, Grace Arnold's care shines with restraint, while Mrs. Blount and Sweyn watch over her recovery. A distant gaze into future happiness clashes with illness, social tension, and strained friendships as Grace grapples with love and duty.
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Nessa
Frigales
Miss Arnold
Grace
Thera
Sweyn
Nesua
Mrs. Blount
West Kensington
Urixzton
The Auditory Sense Across Species Histories and Facts
A compendium of notes on hearing in animals and humans from the past, detailing Ponce's school in 1570, cat ear hairs, sea slugs alleged ticking sounds, a 1876 deaf mute clergy ordination in Philadelphia, cane-based hearing tricks, large ear holes in African tribes, national deaf mute counts in Switzerland Austria and Germany, and frog and toad hearing, ending with a brief outline of ear anatomy and sound transmission.
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Pedro de Ponce
Spain
Philadelphia
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
Early American Firsts and Inventions Chronicle
A collection of historical firsts and inventions in the United States, noting dates from 1703 to 1836. Topics include the first telegraph, periodical, public schools, Salem salt, Yale telescope, Michaux poplar, Raynham forge, the first iron engine, and early cotton mill. Mentions the first American railroad of 1826 and early currency issues in Pennsylvania, with scattered remarks on birds, textiles, and naval fuel tests.
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LHS
Massachusetts
Syracuse
Yale College
America
Michaux
North America
Raynham
England
New York
Boston
Dirst
Providence
R. I
Samuel Slater
Quincy
Mass
Neponset River
Pennsylvania
Towne Named Temporary Senator by Governor after Davis Death
Charles A. Towne, the Minnesota lawyer-editor and former congressman, is appointed by the governor to fill the vacancy from Senator Davis. A Populist nominee for vice president who withdrew after Adlai Stevenson’s nomination, Towne is an ardent silver advocate and longtime foe of the administration. His term will last until the January legislative election.
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Charles A. Towne
Davis
Minnesota
Adla! E. Stevenson
Towne
Washington Hfe
Ver
Republican Party
Bryan
Michigan
Senate
Cadets Lost at Sea As German Frigate Wrecked
The German training frigate Gneisenau wrecked off Malaga during a storm as she attempted to enter the harbor. The commander and cadets perished, with over a hundred known dead and about forty survivors reaching shore injured. The ship, 242 feet, armed with Krupp breech loaders and torpedo tubes, carried 401 men.
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Conat
Maings
Malaga
Gbraltar
Gneisenau
Dautsig
Sparks from the Wires and Curiosities of 1890s News
A patchwork of historical items reports failed Lapland reindeer import to Alaska, Canadian Indians on reserves, a man named W J Watley fatally shooting a rival in Mange Wisconsin, a 15 year old George Sandruck in New York, a New Jersey kitchen theft incident, Boston's portable school houses, Chicago boy mischief, a tip about grafted op Feliz Machur, skin trade rates, and Albany Hudson Electric Railway’s first trip boasting the longest third rail line and promising smooth operation.
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Lapland
Alaska
Dominion of Canada
W. J. Watley
Itu
Mange
Wie
George Sandruck
New York
Thic Kitchen
St. Joseph
Boston
Albany and Hudson Electric Railway
How Sousa Got His Start and Early Theater Tales
Mil ton Nobles and Jack Haverly recall old times in a Dramatists Club meeting as Warner, Nobles, and Haverly reconnect. They discuss Nobles’s early career, the Phoenix show, Sousa's first music for The Phoenix, and Nobles’s role as leader of the young Sousa. The piece blends anecdote with a lesson on beginnings and influences in show business.
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Milton
Jack Haverly
John B. Warner
Clb
Dramatic Mirror
Warner
Haverly
Tack
the Phoenix
Adelphi
Chicago
Nobles
Jack
Bfaverly
Haverty
Adelpat
Geasott
John P. Sousa
Washington
The
Phoenix’ Ag
Bludsoe
Catarrh Cure touted with $100 reward claim
A period advertisement page touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only proven remedy for catarrh, promising $100 to any case not cured. It also includes testimonials, a cold remedy claim, laxative tablets, an electrical dental heat device, and assorted product endorsements from early 1900s.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
E. W. Grove
Isage Brock and Card Playing Through History
A fragmentary clipping links catarrh to aging and cites a Peruaa Medicine Co pamphlet from Columbus. It mentions Christopher Columbus introducing playing cards to America aboard the Santa Maria and glosses terms of the game ombre. A tired woman quips about mar keting and kitchen management in Washington Post prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isage Brock
Peruaa Medicine Co
Columbus
Rica
Christopher Columbus
Santa Maria
Washingen Post
Well Qualified Opera Alumna Quips Spark Gossip
The chatter notes a former opera singer with notable form, jokingly calling her an alumnus by a cartoonish exchange. Puck and New York Press Advanced quote light humor about Miss Manoish, mixing outsider slang with sly wordplay.
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New York Press
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