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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
4
Promises of health by fortifying the system with various medicines. Lists items such as Perfect Liver Regulator, Troaka Magnetic Ointment, Jerome's Little Liver Pellets, Bowman's Pain Pills, Eureka Blood Tonic, and White Pine Cough Syrup with prices and discount notes. Mentions local law allowing sale and urging customers to visit for savings.
A historical look at London card clubs from the 18th and 19th centuries. It describes patrons like Fox and Byron, the shift to proprietary clubs, and famed venues such as Waller's and Crockford's. The piece notes revenue sources, rules, and social scene surrounding high stakes play and club leadership.
The article discusses methods of salt production in Germany, noting two main sources: direct mining and evaporation of brine. It explains brine origins, processing steps, and the role of salt beds in the production cycle.
The narrator reflects on the unsettling impression of white faces seen by Golornd Racas and Ellice Stanley of Lyingstope and compares color prejudice to scientific color studies. The passage cites Broca and discusses how perception of color and race influences fear and wonder, listing various hues and examples from different peoples and gems.
Washington reports from Feb 24 say Representative Perkins had a comfortable day but remains near death with no marked improvement. Senator Timon of South Carolina shows surprising progress, with doctors predicting recovery enough for transfer home in about three weeks. Senator Smith of Michigan, operated on for appendicitis, is recovering and expected to regain health.
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