Doctors and letters offer Dr Pierce aid to women
An analysis critiques sympathy as poor treatment for female diseases and promotes Dr. R V Pierce of the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo as a physician offering free letter consultation. It touts his staff, his Favorite Prescription, and the Common Sense Medical Adviser with mail order details and price options.
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R. V. Pierce
Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
A Story of Majuba Hill From the New York Sun
The piece recalls General Joubert visiting New York with Henry George as host. He is described as plain faced with a grizzled beard, his Dutch speaking wife beside him, and a tall son. Joubert recounts Majuba Hill negotiations with a British general and a lion incident with a cook to illustrate South African dangers.
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New York Sun
Gen. Joubert
Henry George
Joubert
Majuba Hill
Why Mor ton Always Speaks Of His Wife As A Dream
In Harlem Life a brief witty exchange notes that Mr Mor ton calls his wife a dream because she always acts by contraries. The quip reflects light humor about marital dynamics in a local urban column.
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Harlem
Ry, Brush
Morton
Mrs. Brush
Grain firm head Duttenhofer closes deals in Kansas City
A Kansas City dispatch reports Alfred Duttenhofer, leader of a grain firm with operations in Manheim and Duisberg, Germany, has completed several deals with local grain firms.
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Kansas City
Alfred Duttenhofer
Manheim
Duisberg
Germany
Wheat export plan tied to Russian crop failure auction
A buyer, Mr. Duttenhofer, prepared to ship several hundred thousand dollars of Southwestern wheat to Europe. He left for Galveston to arrange shipment after citing the Russian crop’s failure and poor quality as the reason for purchasing Southwestern wheat over Russian stock.
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Galveston
Europe
Too Abrupt from the Chicago Tribune
A fragment from a Chicago Tribune scene shows a physician and a Free Silver orator in a tense exchange about limiting speeches. The dialogue hints at a broader debate on speech limits and gradual modification.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Bubonic Plague Scare On Board New York Steamer
The J. W. Taylor arrived from Santos Brazil with a captain under bubonic plague suspicion. Disinfection was done with cargo intact. Dr Park reports buboes show no living germs, though future cultures may reveal some. Two patients believed ill are nearly recovered, marking the first local study of the disease by city physicians.
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J. W. Taylor
New York
Santos
Brazil
Park
A One Man Duel Story From Callie's Weekly
A tale from James Payn years past recounts an American duel within doors where two duelists and a single second decide who will shoot themselves, with one man unlucky in the outcome.
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Callies Weekly
James Payn
Tragedy Turned Farsical Firearm Mishap
In a tense scene two men listened as a man prepared to kill himself then escaped, only to reappear claiming he had missed the act by a miracle. The episode ended with shock and remorse among onlookers as the man declared success in his attempt.
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Eaven
Ramsey County Educational Association Meeting at Devils Lake High
A meeting of the Ramsey County Educational Association will be held at the high school in Devils Lake on Saturday, November 25, 1899, at 1 30 p m. Everyone is invited. The program includes music and talks on school incentives, home and school relations, and a review of North Miss Kate McIsaac.
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Ramsey County Educational Association
Devils Lake
Aliie McIntyre
Claus Morgan
Anne Rudser
Rae Mise
Lillian Nebison
M. V. Baker
Florence Eddleman
Sos
Quartette
Elizabeth Warns Rationers Over Apple Butter
From the Detroit Free Press a quirky note warns readers as Elizabeth fears a scare while sending telegrams. The jumbled text reveals inquiries about eating apple butter and a telegram message noting she is notified.
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Detroit Free Prows
Elizabeth
Attend College This Year at Grand Island Normal College
Attend Grand Island Normal College this year for business, normal, and shorthand courses. It has fourteen years as a leading western institution with high demand for graduates. Board is low at $1.50 per week and one year of tuition can be deferred. Catalogs available by mail from A. M. Hares, President.
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Grand Island Business and Normal College
Western States
A. M. Hares
Grand Teland
Neb
Notice of Citation and Final Estate Account Hearing
North Dakota Ramsey County notices final accounts of Munries Duffy administrator of Manri deceased in Cleveland Township. Margaret Day petitions for distribution to entitled parties. Hearing set for December 1 at 10:00 AM in Devila Lake court, with dissenters to appear or file exceptions. Respondents cited to show cause why accounts should be approved. Judge D. G. Dush presides.
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Clevaland
Ramsey
North Dakota
Devila Lake
Ramey
Duell
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