Scarlet Fever Health Rules and Public Guidance
A late 19th century public health notice outlines scarlet fever as highly contagious with emphasis on isolation, room disinfection, and strict hygiene. It provides step by step home remedies and public health rules, including disinfectant formulations, room cleaning, and community precautions to prevent spread among children and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peres
Peeres
Santalnlyi
Crariet
State Board of Health
Washington Notes on Recessions and Replacements
Washington rumor mill runs from Senate committee refusals to appoint Mathhews as Recorder to a rumored presidential pick from Cincinnati. The article reports on pension debates, a penny-strong White House register, a tallied reception, Hazen’s sudden death, and a long list of patent grants with local Ohio names plus a case of a Clermont County teacher acquitted of assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Logan
Hiaira
Senate Gambhittee Yee
Mathews
Cincinnati
Rae
William D. Ali
Sernt Johnson
Shipping League
Potters’ Convention
Abe
Hazen
Ligal
Army
Cox
Imas
Sea Ee
United States Patent Office
Hows Broa Colfeltor
Washington
D. C
Tambo Tonedidents
Ohio
Wm. Bartholomew
Spriggfold
Clothes Sprinkter
Jos
Breckenridge
Springold
W.P. Brown
Zinonville
Wheel Cultivator
B. Courtright
Shane's Crossing
Steve R. Foe
Koyper
H. Flat
A. J. Dalending
Flanghor
AML
Gatmen
Genelghinitg de
H. Revreat
Tentie
N. Janpor
Akron
Spisit
Jed
Johusoey
Profesor
Appivitus
TLE
Krenvy
Kents
Ohoo
T Lavi Kitkinger
Match Machine
Junny Martin
Cineltmati
Crows Uip
Abla Railway
Col
8-H
Mosher
Onion Retfrek
Facts Worth Knowing About Nasal Disease Remedies
The piece argues that non irritating treatments are essential for nasal mucous membrane diseases and condemns irritating remedies like douches powders and similar applications as failures. It cites many sufferers who found lasting relief with Ely's Cream Balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Suotid Badger Story From San Francisco Call
A San Francisco Call account describes an expedition near Washington Territory where a hunter encounters a man-like “underground burrow” resident with gorilla-like features. The narrative details a former slave who claims nobility, lived in a tunnel den with dirt floor and smoke baked walls, and consumed corn stalk beds as the narrator recalls the odd figure’s appearance and behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tand
Wash
Florida
Stort
San Francisco
What Colonel McClure Thinks of the Outlook for 1888
Colonel Alexander K. McClure, editor of the Philadelphia Times, visited New York to speak at the Typothetae Society dinner and discussed President Cleveland, civil service reform, and prospects for the Democrats in 1888. He predicted Cleveland would likely win New York, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Indiana if renominated, noting business opinion favored his administration. He contrasted his paper’s independence with management by Frank McLaughlin and described his own compensation and office style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander K. McClure
Philadelphia Tinea
Typothetae Society
Philadelphia
Colottel McClure Sehfom
New York
Frank MecLaughlin
Aot
Tom, Dick
Harry
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Indiana
Cleveland
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Lenton
Weat Hope School
Mary Winfred
Alfred
Henophon
Roboon
Tenesie Rowland
Harry Andriz
Howard
George Davin
Frankfather
Josale Hill
Visitora
Sting
Prom
Alonzo Goff
Clermont
Ettie McAfee
Court of Common Pleas
Agaiult
Mins Ettle
Ptain Ler
McClure
Beott
W. A. Hurbert
M. Dy
Sadie
NEW Boot and Shoe Store
Mat. Reiser
Kibaan Boe
Deak
Pion
A. J. Vandenbroek & CO
Arate
Henry Meyer
Arte
AGL
Wack View
Anita Hay
Eighmie
Northwest
Concinaathanictong
Ayton
And
Poly
Aamictong
Dayton RE
Grand Itephite
Hast Haglan
DE Tordent
Kalamazoo
Bay City
Jorkson
Torwmta
Michigan
Canada
Sidney
Sendusky
Terre Haste
Maton
T Lous
Toledo
Peorta
Indianapolis
Ann Croane
St. Paul
Marquette
Porrol
Mpls
Ana Ere Mar Sorveniet Ictee Ieee Cog Chale Care Ji
Chicago
GiNicinhar
Avk Ticket
Wicksene
I. Fish
Badlamapolis
Clockmatt
Rockwell
Troy
Loburg
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