19 Apr 1879
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Newspaper
Baltimore The American Citizen
Location
Baltimore, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1879
Page
1
Dentistry announcement urges education science and progress supporters to pay special attention to forthcoming notices and opportunities.
An Baltimore dentist advertises comprehensive services including fillings cleaning extractions and artificial teeth. He notes no charge for extractions with artificial teeth and promises ten year tooth wear warranty. Office at 26 Orchard street Balti more Mad.
A first person stroll through the city after an Easter Monday evening. The writer notes scenes at St. Paul Lyceum hall and Douglas Institute with music and mirth, then sketches a political scene in the Senate with debate on the Army bill and reactions from the Democratic and Republican sides. The piece closes with a midnight walk home under the tolling bell.
A dated testimonial from 1879 praises Dr Philip T Gross for five years of service, calling him industrious honest and skilled in mechanical dentistry. Reverend Charles G Ky of Sharp Street M E Church Baltimore confirms his professional training and warns against quackery while inviting patrons to call.
Congress braces for at least ten days of debate as extra sessions loom. In the House Speaker Randall blocks greenback introduction while Blaine vents a fiery Republican opening. Senate galleries fill, Logan delivers a prepared speech as partisans clash over currency and tariff plans.
Paine White quotes critique of opponents as they stumble through constitu ent support and missteps. He asserts their utterances and conduct push them toward political ruin, predicting they will disappear from the horizon in the upcoming election year.
An observer urges citizens to prioritize national welfare over personal gain and to act for the public good at municipal political and educational levels and at the Nashville convention. The piece warns against self serving rhetoric and calls for selflessness in leadership while noting a western interest in real estate ownership.
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