Liniment Claims Instant Toothache Cure
A short notice states that a liniment instantly cures toothache. The claim emphasizes quick relief from a painful dental complaint with no further details on ingredients or safeguards.
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15 Dec 1877
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Denton Journal in Denton, Maryland
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1877
Page
1
Frosted Feet and Roman Liniment Proves Effective
Frosted Feet. The Roman Liniment has proved effective in all cases where it has been properly used. No instance is known where it has failed in giving immediate relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KELLER
Lumbago
Sciatica
Liniment Praised as Superior for Burns and Scalds
The product is hailed as one of the best remedies for burns and scalds. It acts quickly to relieve pain, giving it a noted advantage over other preparations.
Grace Denny and the Inevitable I Love You
A seventeen year old narrator recalls his boyish vanity during a country summer. He becomes possessively enamored with Grace Denny, a gifted, sensitive girl who treats his declarations with cool ambiguity. After a season of longing and misreads, a final confession meets the cryptic reply “I know it,” foreshadowing a painful, unresolved love.
Timely Rules of Conduct for Polite Conversation
A fragment from a guide on courteous speech urges steadiness of temper and reason over passion. It advises avoiding malice and mockery toward learned people, steering clear of grim topics at light times, and maintaining civility, timely salutation, and proper speech in social settings.
Breathing Correctly Boosts Health and Beauty
A 19th century guide urges proper breathing to prevent a weak chest and illness. It compares lungs to a bladder, explains posture and full inhalation, and links beauty to moral character, quoting Lord Bacon on expression and suggesting that intellect and temperament enhance facial charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Bacon
Breathing Exercise Promises Lung Expansion in Cold Air
The text describes repeating long breaths in cold dense air to improve chest flexibility and expand the lungs. It claims that exercising the chest this way enlarges chest capacity and overall lung size when performed repeatedly.
Bless ed are the pure in heart and the sunbeam miracle
The speaker cites Caughey on the unspotted sunbeam and the Christian life. A white robed woman amid muddy roads becomes a miracle if her dress remains pure. The text argues that true believers endure trials yet remain clean, a miracle of divine grace through Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Christain
Jesus Christ
A Thought on Color Beauty and Divine Design
A reflective passage argues that beauty and color arise from divine law and physical influence. It contrasts educated perception with uneducated ignorance, showing how prism analysis would alter sight, landscapes, harvests, and human life without color variation. The text links color to health, decay, and mortality through vivid imagery.
Scribner's Monthly 1877 78 offerings announced for year
Scribner's Monthly unveils 1877 78 lineup with Farm Life series by R E Robinson John Burroughs and Maurice Thompson to write on Western farming Out door papers by Burroughs Architecture of Birds by Dr Thomas M Brewer Saddle stories by Saxetolm and Adeline Trafton Inheritance continuation Knight of Fortune Hjorth Boyesen new novels and editorials plus poems sketches essays and reviews Sub price four dollars annually with no discounts and rising circulation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIPFE
R. E. Robinson
New England
John Burroughs
New York
Maurice Thompson
SCRIBNER
Wake Robin
Mr. Burroughs
Fidelia Bridges
Thomas M. Brewer
Brewer
Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen
America
Legal arguing in a circus setting with a witness
A courtroom exchange shows a lawyer and a witness using grand words to question intent during a brawl outside a tent at a circus. The witness clarifies there was no malice or preconcerted plan, only a clash near the circus.
Country girl writes lover on singing school night
A country girl writes to George urging him not to be at the singing school tonight. George replies that in Webster’s Unabridged there is no such word as sale implying a witty misunderstanding between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Webster
The Only Way to Make a Triensis to Be One
A brief note discusses a concept of unity in a coined term triensis, suggesting a singular path or method to achieve a collective identity. The fragment references an approach or rule governing how multiple elements fuse into a single entity.
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