The Liver Harbors Delicate Structure and Injury
The Liver is delicate and susceptible to wounds and disease, not the seat of passion as once thought. Modern research shows its great health importance, its connection with kidneys, and the dangers of liver disease. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is promoted as a dual-action remedy restoring both organs and aiding malaria defense.
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Warner
Paul A. Chadbourne
Williams College
Chadbourne
Berkshire
New England
Evory Tion
America
A. Lattimore
New York State Board of Health
Russian wedding customs and Parisian celebrity notes
The account describes a traditional church wedding with a lighted taper, rings, crowns, and three processional rounds led by the Pope, followed by a champagne feast and extended celebrations. It also notes Russian customs, the bride and groom visiting relatives, and a later editorial on Maurice Bernhardt and Sarah Bernhardt with remarks on her tour costs and a son’s fate.
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Russia
Young painter with royal backing may win fame
A youth shows talent for drawing and is sent to study, with a strong support system. A Meissopier crayon copy showcases his skill, and opportunities surround him. His mother promotes the arts and tutors accompany visits to top galleries. The Prince of Wales has promised to buy his first painting from Sarah's son.
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Tal
Meissopier
Prince of Wales
Sarah
Chicago
William Candidus
America
William Candidus, Jr
Philadelphia
Mannerchor Society
Carl Lentz
Ltve
Concordia
Pennsylvania
Candidus
Henry Steinway
Steinway & Sons
Mina
Europe
Berlin
Alessandro Stradella
Weimar
Royal Opera Houses
Schwerin
Hanover
Munich
Imperial Opera-Houge
Colored witness convulses Cincinnati court with wordy manners
A Cincinnati court considering Eliott Clark's will heard Jandaiki Rives mocked by a testy exchange and a lengthy, comic display of misused words. Rives's remarks elicited laughter for over an hour as he offered odd definitions of sanity and references to grandchild gifts, ending with the crowd's amusement waning as the session progressed.
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Cincinnati
Eliott Clark
Jandaiki Rives
Mr. Clark
Rives
Court House
Clark
Kate Shelly Heroine of the Night Bridge Rescue
A 15 year old girl, Kate Shelly, crawled 400 feet over a rain swept railroad bridge to warn an approaching express amid a cyclone. She reached Moingona telegraph and alerted officers, averting a potential disaster as rescuers moved to avert a wreck in a violent storm. Her knees bled, yet she pressed on and fainted after delivering the warning.
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Ogden
Iowa
O'Neil
Donahue
Olmstead
Kate Shelly
Olinstead
Miss Sheily
Kate
Muingona
Boone
Moingoua
Moingona
Des Moines
Nephreticum Kidney Remedy Promoted Worldwide
Dr. Bullock's celebrated Nephreticum is hailed as the cure of the age for kidney trouble gravel and general organic weaknesses with many testimonials on file. C. B. Roberts proprietor and George C. Goodwin & Co. Hanover street are the agents. Read the announcement in another column.
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Dr. Bullock
Roberts
George C. Goodwin & Co
Hanover Street
Barrel tumble injures painter in Dover Plains incident
Thomas MacGiasson stood on a barrel with a green paint pot and a brush when the top gave way and he fell in. The barrel rolled down a long steep hill trapping him with protruding nails, leaving him dizzy and needing carriage home.
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New York Sun
Thomas MacGiasson
Dover Plains
McGlasson
American Checker Player catalog and endgame study notes
Boston publication announces American Checker Player with 22 openings and 534 variations plus 35 critical positions by Barker, Wardell, and Lyman. Includes 17 pages, cloth binding, 75 cents postpaid. Endgames show Irwin vs Heffner and Hyzer vs Durgin with move outcomes. By Checker Editor. For Beginners. Black.
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Messrs. Wardell
Lyman
Charles F. Barker
Charles 4 Barker
Houghton Street
Cambridgeport, Lass
Solution of Position No 854 at the Golden Cup game
The end game at Briggate between Mr Plews and Mr W Bownas saw a win for Bownas after a sequence that included scores 10 14 19 17 20 23 24 20 23 19 7 10 18 22 23 24 19 18 16 11 6 9 17 26 9 14 20 16 18 28 B. The Leeds Mercury also notes Position No 855 by Charles F Barker with draw and subsequent scores 26 10 98 10 27 14 27 14 16 11 11 16 38 22 9 18 10 AT Drawn 20 26 38 18 21 17 16 24 14 23 238 27 52.
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Boston
A. J. Heffner
Heffner
Wed
Bristol
Leeds
Eng
James Wyllie
W. Bownas
Wyllie
Glasgow
R. Martins
A. Hannah
Hannah
Mae
Kt Ae
Wee
Sunderland Weekly Echo
Martin
New England Chess and Checker Rooms
Pemberton Square
J. H. Irwin
Bannockburn
J. M'Lachlan
J. Moir
Tillicoultry
Moir
Ao UN
Messrs
Fairgrieve
Is Moir
Briggate
Mr. Plews
Mr. W. Bownas
Leeds Mercury
Charles F. Barker
Glascow
Scot
R. Mar. Martin
Game submissions and reader replies to Buffalo bulletin
Letters from Buffalo New York Sunderland England and Providence Rhode Island discuss game submissions and analyses. J S N, J P R, and A J R request examination and prompt attention while M D E notes mailed books and thanks.
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Buffalo
N. Y
J. S
Postal
J. P
Sunderland
Eng
M. D—e
Providence
R. I
Irwin and Wright Visit Heifner at Local Headquarters
Mr J S Irwin visited town last week and met Wright and Heifner at the headquarters. The notes show Irwin drawing and Wright drawing, with Irwin’s recent sitting with Coakley of New York listed as Techdis 03 5 2 Coakley 2 1 Drawn.
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J. S. Irwin
Messrs
Wright
Heifner
Irwin
Mr. Coakley
New York
Techdis
Coakley
Wyllie Exhibits Draf t Skill at Central Cocoa House
Mr Wyllie visited the Central Cocoa House and drew a large crowd of draughts patrons. He played twelve games against W Bownas Strickland Gardner Sen C J Moss with results 2 0 0, 0 0, 0 1, and 1 0, noting strong practice. His engagement lasts one month at the Central before brief tours and a September departure for America.
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Central Cocoa House
Mr. Wyllie
Messrs
F. Allen
W. Lea
J. Bradley
D. Stevenson
W. Cardner
Sen
E. Howell
J. W. Smith
J. Marriott
Z. Spencer
J. Ackroyd
J. Rice
W. Hanson
W. Bownas
W. Strickland
C. J. Moss
C. G. Roger
Hawkhead
W. Novie
Huddersfield
W. Taylor
Wakefield
E. W. Berry
7. Fidgett
Fr. Smith
J. Sellons
W. Gardner
Wyllie
Bownas
Sessed Strickland
Gardner
the Central
America
Leeds Mercury
Strickland Repeats Daring Blindfold Draughts Feat
W Strickland hailed as champion blindfold draughts player of the world achieved a remarkable show in Leeds on Monday evening. He faced twenty opponents including Bownas from the Leeds tourney, finishing with seven wins to six losses and several draws by 11 pm. He planned to replay all moves from memory next night.
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W. Strickland
Leeds
Mr. Bownas
Strickland
Sunderland
Prices and origins of cherries and melons at Fulton market
A New York Sun report details Fulton market melons from Georgia Florida and Virginia with prices as low as ten cents per piece and eighty cents per melon. Shoppers eat multiple slices, claiming doctors advised it. Georgia melons favored for not overriping during transit. Cherries appear excellent with white ox hearts and black tartarians selling at fifteen cents per pound. Rochester remains a key source though Hudson river cherries arrive plentiful. William Candidus, the American tenor.
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Fulton Market
New York Sun
Georgia
Sun
Dr. Tanner
Florida
South
Savannah
Virginia
Rochester
Albany
Hudson River
The Weekly Globe Mystery Page Snippet
A fragmented OCR reads like a perplexing weekly page note with names and items obscured. It hints at sports or social matter references but lacks clear facts, making precise summary unavailable.
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