New York Correspondent Examines Rheumatism and Kidney Disease
A long prose piece critiques medical views on rheumatism attributed to kidney disease, citing General Logan’s death and Senator Pugh’s defense of Cleveland. It argues kidneys drive rheumatic illness, warns against misdirected treatments, and touts a patent remedy while attacking medical arrogance.
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New Tork
Chevielouis Lawster
Bright
Logan
Peron
Xyaton
New York
Sittig
Ilinois
Lagat
Anater
Login
Senator Pugh
Alabama
Montgomery Advertiser
Cleveland
Pugh
Merland
White House Sable Attendant Jerry and Public Figure Notes
A colorful portrait of Jerry the window cleaner at the White House, described as a devoted, ever-present figure serving the First Lady with humor and reverence. The piece blends social commentary with a vivid character study of a Black staffer in late 19th century political life.
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Mrs. Cleveland
Jerry
White House
Navarro
Tom and Jerry
Reformers seek Canada trade pacts at Ontario meeting
A meeting at Ontario hammers urged removing trade barriers with the United States by reciprocity treaties or agreed terms. Separate notes recount a Cincinnati wedding, Civil War veteran Jackson of Jonesboro, and various brief items from politics, crime, and society, including Sheridan Cameron and prisoner trials.
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Towosgo
Ontario
United States
Wis
April meeting fosters social and civic ties at Union event
Noteworthy April gathering saw the Literature Committee host a profitably social evening led by Union ladies. Wyoks and tribe members were on hand, with a blue ribbon pledge, songs, and recitation by Miss Evy Wilson. Refreshments followed as gentlemen enjoyed the program and honorary memberships were discussed for future events.
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Unio
Mies
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