Substitute for Butter and Other Potent Oil Notes
The text discusses substitutes for butter, petroleum derivatives used in oils, and critiques fraudulent products. It references the World’s Fair exhibit with eighty oil varieties, mentions Bank of England and Bank of France gold holdings, and includes ad-like blurbs for tonics and remedies such as Wine of Cardul and Kidney health products. It preserves historical voice, with multiple entities like Washington Star, Bank of England, Bank of France, and McKene’s Wine of Cardus appearing in a collage of notices and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bulletin
Washington Star
Ten Bank of England
Bank of France
Massive Bimetallism Convention Shapes Southern Outcry
The Memphis auditorium hosts an unprecedented gathering pushing for free coinage of silver at 16 to 1. Delegates from almost every southern state, plus representatives from many regions, hear speeches by W N Brown, Colonel Caney Young, and Senator Turple praising a radical reform drive while factions threaten splits over Sibley’s views. The gathering adopts a bold platform calling for immediate restoration of silver to legal tender, criticizes gold monometallism, and urges national bimetallism with a national committee to promote the cause.
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Memphis
Tonn
Wednesaday
South
Ohio River
Mississippi
Puget Sound
Keys
Florida
Potomac
W. N. Brown
Bi-Metallic League of
Caney Young
Young
England
Mammon
Tarpio
Todiana
Turple
United States
B. B. Wade
Tennessee
Harris
Alexander Delmar
California
Delunr
Stewart
Nevada
Joe ©. Bibley
Pennsylvania
Aaron
Nebuchadnezzar
Grover Cleveland
Governor Stone
Nebuchadneazur
Sibley
Isham G. Harris
M. ©. Galloway
Governor Clarke
Arkansas
Europe
Committee On
Alabama
John W. Tomlinson
Charles Coffin
Alex Delmar
Colorado
A. W. Racker
Georgia
N. W. Longley
Kentucky
J. A. Parker
Louisiana
Senator Blanchard
Missouri
8. Nixon
Nebraska
O. J. Smythe
North Carolina
M. B. Elliott
Ohio
F. J. Scott
A. C. Hopkins
South Carolina
J. A. Stokes
John R. Goodwin
J. H. Aden
Nashville
Chicago
New Orleans Mayor Fitzpatrick Wins Court of Appeals Victory
The court of appeals upholds Judge King’s acquittal in the case The state against Mayor John Fitzpatrick of New Orleans The citizens committee had appealed the ruling and the appellate court sustained it in all points under consideration
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New Orleans
Court of Appeals
John Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Citizens’ Committee
King
Strict curfew order issued by Santiago governor
The military governor of Santiago de Cuba bans residents of the city and nearby towns from leaving for the open country between sunset and sunrise. Any violator will be shot by troops.
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Santiago de Cuba
Incubation Periods Of Diseases From Early Reports
The Clinical Society of London studied incubation periods for diseases. Diphtheria usually four days or less, sometimes up to seven. Typhoid from twelve to fourteen days. epidemic influenza from hours to four days. measles short after eruption. mumps one to two weeks. smallpox one to three days. chickenpox longer than smallpox.
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Clinical Society of London
Scientific American
A Pair of Them Tie Won An Oldish Man In Baker Street Car
In a Baker Street car two elderly men with kind faces and weeds on their hats exchange a doubtful quip about a wife and time healing all wounds. A nearby woman sighs and mutters a jab about the other man, framing a quiet scene of shared humiliation and irony.
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Boston
Howelle
Nebraska
Columbus
Amariga
Baker Street
Sisley
Deliolt Free Press
No such thing as social equality says Dickens quote
A New York World quotation contrasts social equality with a cemetery dead level. It cites Dickens and Wickens, noting no true equality exists among classes except in burial grounds.
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Dickens
Wickens
New York World
Impertinent votive ad in western newspaper office
A conspicuous votive displayed in a western newspaper office reads Shut the door and as soon as you have done talking business serve your mouth the same way, signaling a terse demand for quiet and swift action in the workplace.
Quack Patent Remedies and Odd Health Claims
An OCR fragment advertises assorted quasi medical products and tonics, noting claimed cures and health benefits. It mentions tobacco related vigor claims and unverified remedies, warning of drugstore availability and pricing, with mentions of Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup and various ailments. The text presents a chaotic catalog tone typical of 19th or early 20th century ads.
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Dr. Pierce
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Pri . Tyner
A. Parker
Wredonia
N. Y
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Vad Parker
Piso
Prokwin
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Hake
Brooklyn
de Uy
Nebuchadnezzara
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Carlisle
John G. Carlisle
Temple of Mammon
Carlisle
Thomas
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisyd
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Mperla
Iomn Carle & Sons
New York
Campos
Vienna
Springfield
N. J
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Chitaco
Iritin Etek
Teh Ke
Richmond
Commercial College
the Oglethorpe Brunswick, Ca
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Te 'H. Stilwell
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Tetterine
Fuer
Hongworts
Erwin Male
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Ebay
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Tybee
Paris
Parker
Balsam
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