AMA Endorses Murdock's Liquid Food at Conventions
The American Medical Association endorsed Murdock's Liquid Food through essays and discussions at annual meetings held in Richmond and Washington. No other raw food preparations had essays read before them at these conventions.
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International Medical Congress
Washington
Murdock
Murdock Liquid Food Co
Free Surgical Hospital For Women
Boston
Massachusetts
The
American Medical Association
Richmond
Deer Park
Maryland
Saratoga
Murdock's Liquid Food Albuminoids Report Sealed
The analysis shows Murdock's Liquid Food contains 14.10 percent albumen while other foods show none. Common food has under one percent available. it offers 16.85 percent organic matter whereas other preparations range 22.62 to 60.50 percent. Ash content is 0.42 percent. Alcoholic extracts top 3.30 to 23.74 percent. All other preparations are TONICS with 20.13 to 56.10 percent. Report No 2 notes 28-100 percent albuminoids in the sample analyzed.
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Murdock
Murdock's Liquid Food Under Scrutiny After Fourteen Years
The advertisement asserts Murdock's Liquid Food has stood before the public for fourteen years without a valid rival for improving blood and cleansing the system. It warns of six counterfeit versions, described as worthless and flavored to appeal, urging beware of imitations equal in value to trees, iron pad wine.
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Murdock
Murdock's Liquid Food Promises Cure and Health
An advertisement claims Murdock's Liquid Food cleanses the system faster than foods and supports health after multiple ailments. It boasts thousands of recoveries, promises a money back offer if relief isn’t seen after medical treatment, and contrasts with a closed hospital fund-raising history and a claim about medical college acceptance.
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Murdock
Mitchell family frozen to death in frame house fire
Toreka Kansas reported James Mitchell 60 his wife six and their six children perished from freezing in a frame house four miles north of Toreka yesterday after weather dire.
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Toreka
Kan
James Mitchell
Notable Women and Society Bits from Notices
Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett extols walking as morning exercise. Miss Mary A West, Illinois temperance lecturer, died recently in Japan and returns home for burial. Guests at Cluny Castle receive dainty black horn spoons. John Strange Winter is Mrs Arthur Stannard, famed for camp life tales. Miss Mary Moody joins missionary work. Ouida reportedly cremates beloved dogs at Florence home. Mrs Phabe A Hearst plans a farm near San Francisco to educate 8 to 16 year olds, with a $200000 contribution for a new building.
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Frances Hodgson Burnett
Mary A. West
Illinois
Japan
Andrew Carnegie
Cluny Castle
Scotch Highlands
Cluny
John Strange Winter
Arthur Stannard
Mary Moody
Ouida
Florence
Phabe A. Hearst
Senator Hearst
California
San Francisco
Hearst
The Victorian skirt fashion and construction details
The article describes the Empire era’s bell shaped Victorian skirt with a four and a half to five yard hem. It notes fullness at the back and minimal at the waist, three side gores, front breadth, back seam, and explains trimming, lining options, and a wide crinoline edge lacing for structure.
Green palms need steady care and balanced conditions
Green palms thrive with good soil, ample light but not harsh sun, and steady water. Water consistently and avoid letting the soil dry. use room-temperature water and occasionally sponge leaves to remove dust. They dislike drafts and prefer an even, moderate temperature. extreme heat or dryness browns the leaves.
The Girl With Bangs Fringe As Becoming Trend
A discussion of fringe bangs in fashion for all ages. It argues the bang suits a thoughtful girlish face and can enhance a demure prim look, countering stereotypes that the style is frivolous or artificial.
Woman Doctor Wears Trousers in San Francisco Dress
A San Francisco novelty features a woman doctor who wears trousers beneath a princesse dress that reaches a few inches below the knee. The trousers are fastened with safety pins, paired with a wool union and a health waist under the princesse, which just covers the knees when seated.
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San Francisco
Candy praised by a doctor in playful lines
A lighthearted piece describes a doctor extolling candy as nourishing and mostly sugar. The verse playfully contrasts eating from a candy box with jeweled tongs versus a tableful of food on a plain fork, admiring the doctor’s charming outlook.
Girl Wrangler Wins Top Honors At Girton College England
Miss E. E. Read, a New London Collegiate School graduate, earned Girton College’s wranglership in 1891 and a first-class moral science tripos the next year. She also won the Therese Montefiore memorial prize and £20 prizes from the goldsmiths and clothworkers' companies. Now engaged in labor commission work.
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E. E. Read
New London Collegiate School
Girton College
England
Therese Montefiore
Girton
Goldsmiths
Labor Commission
Your Silk Petticoat Ribbons Brighten Faded Silk
A shabby silk petticoat can be revived by running its ruffles with narrow ribbon in rainbow combinations. The rows of ribbon add fresh color and lend crispness to the skirt and the dress over it.
Return of Burgess in The County Fair at Tremont
A Tremont Theatre engagement features Neil Burgess in The County Fair with Abigail Prue. The run promises amplified scenic and mechanical effects, a larger race scene, and a strong company. Also noted are Rice's Surprise Party at Columbia Theatre, John Drew in The Masked Ball at Hollis Street, and previews of other acts and tours.
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Neil Burgess
County Fair
Tremont Theatre
Burgess
Abigail Prue
Tremont
Mr. Burgess
Abby
John Drew
Hollis Street Theatre
Hollis Isaac B. Rich
John
New York
Boston theater scene brims with new acts and comedies
The Columbia engagement under Rice promises a near new production with two original songs "In New York" and "Chappies" sung by Mae Branson, plus new scenery by John W. Thomson. Frances Wilson and Richard Golden headline a busy Boston bill with operatic and vaudeville turns, including the Bucksport Quartet and Zaffretta troupe. A Peary lecture and other Boston attractions fill the week with matinees, concerts, and a free legislative show for New Hampshire lawmakers.
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Rice
Ace
New York
Bowery
Chappies
Mae Branson
John W. Thomson
Hollis Street Theatre
Columbia Theatre
H. A. Edgerly
Policeman
The
Cadets
Barnet
Among the Musicians Delayed Arrival Changes Concert Plans
Cable advices announce Mr. Plunkett Greene's departure delayed to the 12th inst. Signor Galassi substitutes under Mr. Damrosch at Tremont Theatre and Music Hall next Friday. Nellie Robinson reads at several venues in Feb with Tennyson Concert Company. Wilbur Opera starts Feb 20 at Grand Opera House with Mr. Herbert Johnson to sing matinees. Perugini in Rice's Surprise Party appears elsewhere. Myron W. Whitney Quartet supports Miss Emma Juch at Tremont Temple Monday. Program includes Masaniello duet and Freischutz selections. Henri Marteau receives word of Massenet symphonie pour violon. Ladies' Schubert Quartet schedule listed for several cities.
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Plunkett Greene
Signor Galassi
Damrosch
Tremont Theatre
Music Hall
Nellie Robinson
Meionzon
Association Hall
Thorniyke
Tennyson
Wilbur Opera Company
Grand Opera House
Herbert Johnson
Boston
Rice
Signor Perugini
Myron W. Whitney
T. E. Johnson
W. H. Fessenden
Clarence E. Higl
Emma Juch
Tremont Temple
Masaniello
Fessenden
Hay
N. Y
Williamstown
Mass
Rutland
Bennington
Ocean passenger demand drives early reservations
In a hurry to cross, Europe demands ocean accommodations. Agents KE A Adams & Co report daily cables from customers and note sailings as early as April and May already have large engagements. Their offices are at 115 State Street, corner of Broad Street.
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Europe
Messrs
A. Adams & Co
State Street
Broad Street
Will Preach Sunday at Roxbury Church
Evangelist William MacNeill, brother of the famed Rev. John MacNeill, has recovered from illness and will preach Sunday morning and evening at the Roxbury Presbyterian Church at Warren and Woodbine streets in Boston.
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William MacNeill
John MacNeill
Boston
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Warren and
Woodbine Streets
Missionary's Cure for Eczema Publicized by Rev Mason Gillespie
A missionary, Rev Mason Gillespie of Sullivan County, credits Cuticura remedies with curing his chronic eczema after a long struggle with doctors. He praises Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent, describes his wife discovering the book, and notes his ongoing missionary work. Sold widely with prices 50c, 25c, and $1 for Resolvent.
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Rullivan County Bible Society
Mason Gillespie
P. O
Mongaup, Sullivan Co
Porter Drug and Chemical Corp
Boston
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