Rejected guides to health and the danger of blind leadership
An essay argues that blind leaders in medicine and other fields can ruin lives by misguiding the sick and vulnerable. It praises Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo as a proven, experienced guide with a high success rate and urges skepticism toward unqualified practitioners. It touts Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as effective treatments with widespread testimonials and invites readers to request his Health Guide Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Atlantic Ocean
Broadway
New York
Mammoth Caves
Kentucky
London
Sahara
Oxford Street
Piccadilly
Trafalgar Square
The
Strand
Gevsicien
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
N.Y
Opie
Dr. Pierce
Happy Land of Health
John G. Born
Liberty Ave
Pittsburg
C. M. Lemond
P. O. Box
Quanah
John Jenkins
Haywood
Madison Co
David Wartzenluft
Shoemakersville
Berks Co
Hinton, Summers Co
W. Va
E. G. McKinney
Deepwater, Fayette Co
Golden Medical Discovery
Common Sense
Zola Trial Defense Counsel Receives Ovation in Court
Paris Feb 22 M Laborie counsel for the defense in the Zola trial asserted eight months before Dreyfus arrest the war ministry possessed a document about a scoundrel of a D and foreign attachés. He denied any proof against Dreyfus and recalled his client’s pleas for mercy. The speech drew a moving ovation and amid commotion protests for the army. The public remained excited but orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Zola
M. Laborie
Dreyfus
Ministry of War
M. Laborte
France
Paty du Clam
Pontius Pilate
Laborie
L’armee
Sympathy for Zola at Lincoln Social Club Banquet
The Lincoln Social Club held a banquet at the club rooms on 10 Minot Street with Harry Sugerman as toastmaster. A resolution praising Emile Zola was adopted and extended to him. D Appenheim gave a recitation and officers Samuel Kovitz A Hum e Lois J Golvin M Soldberg and Ruff spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Social Club
Minot Street
Harry Sugerman
Emile Zola
D. Appenheim
Samuel Kovitz
A. Hume Lois J. Golvin
M. Soldberg
Ruff
Legal heirs questioned in Newton murder case
Brookfield authorities appraise the Newton estate after the murder of Francis D. Newton his wife and adopted child last month. Officials consider whether Newton was killed first or if the child survived, with probate action pending to settle rightful heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
Francis D. Newton
Mur nane and Dowling Bride Wed in Grove Hall Chapel
Timothy Haynes Mur nane married Miss Mary Agnes Dowling at St. Hugh's Chapel Grove Hall at 5 30 p m Rev Hugh Smith officiated Ushers Melville E Webb Jr Samuel A Richardson William M Connell George Doherty Charles J Pieper George S Haddock Bridesmaid Martha Terese Dowling Groomsman James Cummings Bride given away by James Edward Dowling Reception at Mrs Margaret Dowling 87 Moreland Street Mother wore silver gray gown Gifts poured in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Haynes Murnane
Mary Agnes Dowling
St. Hugh's Chapel
Grove Hall
Hugh Smith
St. Joseph’s Church
Roxbury
Melville E. Webb, Jr
Samuel A. Richardson
William M. Connell
George Doherty
Charles J. Pieper
George S. Haddock
Martha Terese Dowling
James Cummings
Fall River
James Edward Dowling
Charles T. Dolan
Mendelssohn
Margaret Dowling
Moreland Street
Dennis McCarty and Eugenia Smith Wed at St Josephs
Dennis McCarty of Newton Centre married Eugenia M Smith of North Sydney at St Josephs Church in a ceremony conducted by Rev Father Smith. Lillie Tuttle served as maid of honor, Jessie Smith as bridesmaid, and Jeremiah Driscoll as best man. A reception followed at 322 Warren Street and the couple plan a visit to Washington before residing at 322 Warren Street, Oxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis McCarty
Newton Centre
Eugenia M. Smith
North Sydney
St. Joseph's Church
Father Smith
Lillie Tuttle
Jessie Smith
Jeremiah Driscoll
Warren Street
Washington
Oxbury
Tour to Washington by all rail route on special train
Special train of Wagner vestibule palace cars via Fitchburg railroad travels April 1 under the Pennsylvania railroad tourist system. Twenty five dollars covers all expenses. Apply to D. N. Bell tourist agent 20 Washington street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fitchburg Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
Boston
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad touts Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as the best remedy for coughs and colds, claiming fast relief and revival of health. It highlights its supposedly effective formula and broad use for common respiratory ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
McKinley Addresses University of Pennsylvania on Washington Birthday
President McKinley spoke at the University of Pennsylvania commemorations amid large student crowds. He lauded liberal education as priceless, praised national credit, and reminded listeners of Washington’s ties to Philadelphia. jaarlijkse security surrounded his Philadelphia visit with vigilant guards and police lines.
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Philadelphia
McKinley
Harrison
Academy of Music
University of Pennsylvania
University
Washington
United States Army and Navy
Pennsylvania National Guard
Provost Harrison
Houston Hall
Seth Low
Pennsylvania Station
Pennsylvania Road
Everal
Washington as Soldier and Statesman in American Minds
This passage extols George Washington as a familiar figure in U.S. public life. It asserts his enduring fame as a great soldier and his equal achievements in statesmanship, noting his influence on American youth and citizenship.
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Washington
United States
Washington as Leader and Advocate of Education
The text portrays George Washington as the driving force of the continental army and liberty, who refused royal honors and shaped a civilizaton built on education. It notes his belief that learning must accompany liberty and that educated citizens secure the strength of free government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
Boston
Congress
Washington’s Farewell Address Lines on Education and Public Credit
A reflection on George Washington’s farewell address stressing education, public credit, and good faith toward nations. The piece notes the evolution of state education and compares American collegiate endowments to those of the old world, tying learning to religion, manners, government, and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wasington
United States
Washington Gift and the Universal Call for Free Education
The passage argues education should elevate citizenship for all, not just the elite. It highlights George Washington’s bequest for free public instruction and declares liberal education as freely accessible to all who pursue it, regardless of race, nationality, or sex, with effort and study as the entry key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public debt, credit and wartime honor in early U S
The piece reflects on Washington's trusted financiers Hamilton Morris and Gallatin shaping national credit, notes Civil War debt paid in full, and affirms continued adherence to public faith. It also surveys holiday theater listings and performances across Boston venues with notable actors and upcoming shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Hamilton
Morris
Gallatin
Treasury
Nationa Honor
Museum
Walter Jonez
New York
Boston Theatre
Maggie Cline
Pacific Mail
Grand Opera House
Piney Ridge
Columbia Theatre
Austin & Stone's
Ex-President Harrison Addresses Washington Celebration
Benjamin Harrison spoke at the Union League Club auditorium during Chicago’s Washington celebration. Attended by Dr John M Finley General John Palmer Major General John R Bourke former Governor Richard J Oglesby and Charles Emory Smith the Apollo Club of 400 voices provided music. Harrison spoke on Obligations of Wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Benjamin Harrison
Union League Club
Washington
John M. Finley
Knox College
John Palmer
John R. Bourke
Richard J. Oglesby
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia
Apollo Club of
400 Voices
Harrison
Proof of Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Cures Cough
An anonymous testimonial claims overwhelming proof of the curative qualities of Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup. The writer says a cold with chest pains progressed to pneumonia and that after two bottles the cough vanished and a cure followed.
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Dr. Bull
Gustav Thurmaster
Hickory St
Cleveland
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Blind Guides
Newton
Murnane—Dowling
M’carty—Smith
Mkinley
U. of P
Washington’s Public Life
Defence of
Aim of Education
the Public Credit
Julia Marlowe
Magda
Camille
E. M. Holland
Grace Kimball
Ferdinand Gottschalk
Maggie Holloway Fisher
Castle Square
Edouard Jose
Park
Xaver Scharwenka
Association Hall
Howard
Lothrop
Keith's
Grand Theatre
Park Theatre
Mme
Nordica
Brunnhilde
W. W. Wilkinson
Jack and the Beanstalk
Rochester
E. H. Sothern
William Harris
Garrick Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Walter Damrosch
Barber of Seville
DIE Walkure
seOrman
LA Traviata
Mmes. Gadski
Barna
Mattfeld
M. Krauss
Fischer
Bispham
VN Hoose
Staudigl
Rains
Schein
Dame Kosch
Melba
van Catteren
MM. Salignag
Campanari
Carbone
Boudoureque
Vivi AN
Bimboni
MMES
GAN
SKI
TORON
van Cat
Teren
MM. Salignac
Vanni
Viviani
Stehmann
Siegfried
Bowdoin
Howard Wie
Reilly & Wood
Pat Reilly
O’brien and
Havel
Rene Hild
Gardner Bros
Frank D. Bryan
Deonzo
Frohel
Ruge
Eulatte
Fanchonetti
Eldridges
Cor
Miron Leffingwell
Tremont
John B. Schoeffel
Matinee Tovay
MONDA
Modtite SS A
Joseph EiLaworth
Compete Dramatic Company
Mary Stuart
Model Playhouse
James Harrigan
Alice Atherton
Herbert Cawthorne
Susie Forrester
Parker
America
IQ. Theatre
Tremont St
Tremont Sa Dally
Aes M. Sardou
Winthrop
Teieatre
Hollis Isaac B. Rich
As von Leikert
Valeska
Gomar
Keggs
Ursula
Boston Museum
Marines
William Gilli
Ot Eo
Satatar Han
Sue LY
Edward E. Rice
Tremont Temple
T. DE Witt Talmage
Columbia
Woman IN Black
iTake
Giertrude
Pianka
Austin & Stone
Alpheus M. Stetson
Kilby Street
Quariu
Washington St
Col. Pine
Crand Opera House
Russia
Maggie
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