Curious miscellany and world notes from Hilton Examiner
A wide ranging 19th century recap features misprints and trivia from Kress and Barker. It sketches cheating dice in Herculaneum, global curiosities of Japan and Britain, large Bibles and colonial holdings, and notable people like the Prince of Wales and Jost(en) Wilkes Booth, in a bustling, fragmentary survey.
Peculiar Case of Mrs Bowen Confounds Doctors
In Philadelphia a woman named Mrs Bowen was admitted at Episcopal Hospital with advanced consumption. Despite a grim prognosis she later tells a reporter she recovered after taking patent medicines including Pink Pills and other remedies, prompting doctors to question the diagnosis and her treatment.
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Philadelphia
Episcopal Hospital
Wm. G. Bowen
Meighan St
Chomiendin
Bowen
Goadadien
Wiiliwis
Pulis
Lecavuat
Khowen
Trewis Walliners
Bismarck as a Free Thinker and Diplomatic Reformer
A portrait of Prince Bismarck highlighting his fearless independence from stale notions and pedantry. The narrative credits his frankness and humor for exposing pompous pretence and driving real political realism, with early episodes illustrating his resolve and sharp wit.
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Lfe
Gu G
Biswarck
Bismarck
Frankfort
Free City
Tos Linialious
Gisiarch
Morphine overdose scare at California Medical College incident
A near deadly morphine poisoning at a California medical college left a man in his twenties fighting for life. Doctors reported the patient showed signs of severe drug use and narrowly avoided death during an operation as staff feared further deterioration.
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Valifargia Medcal College
San Pranisen
Wilrow
Largest Cities by Population In The World
A garbled list provides figures for major cities including Paris London New York and others with scattered numbers like 271 431 057 and 4 343-52. The text appears to rank or compare urban populations though many names and figures are corrupted.
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Lordyn
Paris
New York
Beltis
Canton
Piladelphia
Brooklyn
Weather Prophecy Lore From Mirds and Shepherds Chronicle
A garbled antiquated snippet describes weather prophets and shepherds predicting change by birds and omens. It hints at foretelling ruin and warnings about pestilence or upheaval, with references to rocks and a day of ominous signs.
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Erie
Mary Dences
Ceemirs
Estimated ore production and milling costs for the season
The article outlines expected daily ore output and mining costs across multiple mines. It projects totals around 2 000 tons daily from Lead, Terraville and Central, plus 400 tons daily from Bald Mountain and Ruby Basin, with varying per ton costs and a mid year capacity ramp at several mines. The overall annual payroll is estimated near 4,840,500.
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Lead
Terraville
Central
Bald Mountain
Ruby Basin
J. R
Summit
Grizzly Bear
Hill City
Four Mile
Tuster
Ile
Contrel plans for Comstock district expansion draw citywide attention
A man named Zadig told an Mnterprise reporter that the Comstock region will see extensive development by a new company backed by powerful financiers. He claims the move will greatly benefit Comstock and its surroundings, with large capital and planned repairs and construction across the district.
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Herwan Zadig
Addig
Partes de
Comstock
Phe
Chaxe de Gabe
Comipob
Mia Dogatt
Thatel Company
Aetaig
Vo van Weel
Copa Black Papedadiy Vis Dow
Setentisis
Pia Daily
Prank of an Ape-Speaking Official at a Zoo
Jules Richard recalls meeting a South France official who boasted of talking to animals. At the zoological garden the man spoke to a dozen monkeys for ten minutes, eliciting laughter and questions as the animals watched and later showed signs of bidding him farewell.
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War Mack
Jules Richard
Hospits
France
Richard
Zoological Garden
Spring Allergies and Blood Purification Promise Health
An advertisement explains spring fatigue as tied to poor blood quality. It credits winter blood depletion to heaviness and low energy, and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier that enriches blood, strengthens nerves, boosts appetite, and prepares the body for warmer weather. The claim cites cures and public endorsement. Take Hood's Sarsaparilla now.
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Hood
Mine strikes spark hope as ore rises in Bing bats region
Reports from the Tang Tierners and local miners describe rich ore seams averaging about eighteen feet in thickness. A party led by Mr Thormse visits Nevreda, while Derst and heirs push bedrock work beneath a twenty five foot shaft with no bedrock yet. New finds are said to appear across the belt, with careful prospecting yielding promising returns.
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Didi
Catn Tieriers
Thormse
Nevreda
Bingbats
Herker
Enymeus
Derst
Bret
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