Prominent Atlanta Doctors Pioneers in Women’s Health
South Illustrated highlights Dr. W. A. Monnish and Mrs. Rosa F. Monnish M D as leading figures in Atlanta medicine. It notes Mrs Monnish as the first female physician in the south to graduate and practice, and describes the private sanitarium for women she established in 1884. The article mentions a branch office in the Chamberlin Johnson Building and contact at No 3 Church Street for consultations from 9 am to 6 pm.
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Atlanta
W. A
Rosa F. Monnish
W. A. Monnish
Germany
Grand Duke of Mecklenburg
Monnish
Atlanta Medical College
Royal Saxon Hospital For Women
Dresden
New York Postgraduate College
R. F. Monnish
South
Chamberlin—Johnson
Whitehall and
Hunter Sts
Church St
The Dentists Warn of a Toothless Age
Dr Victor C Bell warns in New York that neglectful dental care makes a toothless population. He urges regular six month checkups and school lectures on dental hygiene to prevent decay and costly repairs.
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Victor C. Bell
New York
Board of Education
Dr. Bell
New York Board of Education
Missionary Treated as Providential Feast in Tropics
Detroit Journal recounts a missionary’s arrival on tropical sands followed by a savage crowd who exclaim the Lord would provide and then consume the missionary. The odd tale underscores native beliefs and the dramatic confirmation of faith through cannibalistic act.
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Detroit Journal
When Nature Needs Help The Fig Syrup Remedy
Historical advertisement touts Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co as the best simple gentle remedy for nature needs. It frames the product as the preferred option when assistance is required and highlights its ease of use.
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The
California Fig Syrup Co
If I marry it shall be to a woman of fine intellect
A brief remark attributed to a social column item in the Indianapolis Journal echoes wit about marriage and mutual regard. It contrasts the idea of marrying a woman of intellect with the notion of being seen as a great man.
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Indianapolis Journal
The Proper Time to Bathe in McCalls Magazine
Advice from McCalls Magazine on bathing schedules and water quality. It prescribes morning cold baths rising, warm baths before bed, avoid meals within an hour of bathing, and using rainwater or softened water. Brisk drying, caution with tepid baths, and a night bath in winter if prone to chills. A hot bath is recommended after exposure to infection.
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McCall's Magazine
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Superior Worldwide Remedy
The California Fig Syrup Co presents Syrup of Figs as a world renowned, highly beneficial laxative. It argues that true remedies come from eminent physicians and chemists, contrasts with imitations, and urges usage for constipation and related ailments. It notes its true original product and cites THE GAZETTE as a leading publication carrying its ads.
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California Fig Syrup Co
United States
Beatrice and Edgar Swap Spring Harbinger Dialog
Beatrice and Edgar discuss favorite signs of spring in a brief Detroit Free Press exchange. The light, balmy season is contrasted with the practical desire for a new hat.
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Beatrice
Edgar
Detroit Free Press
Doctor Endorses Tichenor’s Antiseptic for Wounds
Cave Springs Georgia on September 1 1898 J C Warts MD reports using Dr Tichenor’s Antiseptic as a dressing for wounds and bruises for about three years and recommends it for such purposes to others.
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Cave Springs
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Relief for Nervous Ailments
The advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine and Restorative Nervine as cures for nervousness headaches and various ailments tied to weak blood or nerves. It cites letters from users such as Mrs Hl Redman Mrs Annie Brannon and Mrs Dow Hranuy praising improved sleep appetite and strength after using Nervine and Anti Pain Pills.
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Mie
Miles
Annie Brannon
Rosine, Ky
Dr. Miles
Song of The Trust: Chicago man lampoons big trusts
A Chicago resident writes a verse listing daily items from bedstead to headstone, each claimed to be produced by colossal trust holdings. The poem skewers corporate concentration by naming products and the massive trusts behind them.
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Chicago
Smiles and sunbeams in a warm hearted note
A reflection on smiles as sunbeams, urging warmth, kindness, and inner joy over mechanical grins. It contrasts heartfelt happiness with hollow smiles and suggests love and content fill the heart to produce genuine, sunlike smiles. Also includes a brief, humorous exchange about laundry and a domestic moment from Brooklyn Life and Tit-Bits.
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Young People’s Weekly
Tichenor’s Antiseptic Praised by Drug Gists
An advertisement lauds Dr. Tichenor’s Antiseptic as the greatest triumph of modern chemistry. It claims the dressing prevents inflammation preserves flesh and heals like magic. It describes the product as fragrant and cool and common praise comes from up-to-date druggists.
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Tichenor
High Lights on Sorrow and Self Reform
A brief meditation on sorrow and personal neglect. It suggests that helping others should not come at the expense of self care, noting quixotic cures like quinine and critiquing vanity and fickleness in social relations.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Prevents Pneumonia
The article claims La Grippe can lead to pneumonia but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents this danger if taken with reasonable care. It asserts many users avoided pneumonia and that the remedy cures grippe faster than others, noting it is pleasant and safe. Sold by J. H. Blackburn.
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Chamberlain
J. H. Blackburn
Sample treatment package offered free by Dr Miles
An offer of a free trial package includes Restorative Nervine Anti Pain Pills and Nerve Liver Pills. Send name and address on a postal card mentioning this paper to Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana for samples.
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Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Dr Tichenor Antiseptic Marketed For Colic Relief
An advertisement urges mothers to treat infant colic with Dr Tichenor's Antiseptic diluted and sweetened for quick relief. It claims the preparation is non poisonous, harmless, and peppermint flavored, with a bottle available from druggists for a silver half dollar.
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Dr. Tichenor
Tommy Learns Fractions Promised By Mother
A New York Journal item quotes a mother ordering her son Tommy to study the best fractions available in school, while the boy plans to begin common fractions tomorrow. The exchange highlights early arithmetic instruction in a domestic setting.
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Tommy
New York Journal
Free 64 page health booklet from Dr Hathaway Co Atlanta Ga
Wording offers a complimentary 64 page health booklet for those asking this newspaper. The booklet is published by Dr Hathaway & Co, renowned physicians and specialists in Atlanta Georgia, inviting readers to write today and mention the paper to receive the free publication.
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Dr. Hathaway & Co
Atlanta, Ga
Can Dogs Find Their Way Home From Af rica
A brief note discusses whether dogs can navigate home from long distances. It cites that a dog might return from Africa if lost, but could get lost if only circling near by. The quoted bits imply uncertainty and curiosity about canine homing abilities.
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Africa
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Hl. L. Redman
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Meriden
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Song of
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Iver
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