Seven Years in Dubuque Seeman X Ray Doctor Feature
Dr F A Seeman a German specialist markets his Dubuque practice with testimonials. He claims credentials from homeopathic and allopathic schools and promotes an in town X ray machine able to reveal internal organs. customers attest to cures for catarrh deafness stomach trouble piles and nervous debility.
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East
Chicago
Seeman
Dubuque
Carr, Ryder & Adam
Guttenberg
Fred C. Leitgen
Iowa
Dr. Seeman
Ernehorff & Sons
Ip Creminson
Seemann
Henry Murray
I da Belle
John Steiber
Couler Ave
Stanton
Zwingle
The Charming Hats of Paris Fashion Note
The piece discusses spring fashion with emphasis on hats in Paris. It describes various hat styles from large toques to fancy braids, ribbons, and parading colors, noting English and Parisian influences and the appeal to both wealthy and poorer shoppers. The author admires Paris shop displays and urges readers to enjoy the sights despite exposition construction.
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Paris
England
Exposition Grounds
Pierre “Destrasse
Éallor
Sadie
Merritt
The Double Turret Run For Battleship Kearsarge
Rear Admiral Charles O Neil asserts the Kearsarge turrets show structural strength but calls for rapid firing tests and varying weather at sea. He questions whether the superimposed turret system should be adopted and seeks consensus from Navy experts. Admiral Hichborn agrees further tests are desirable and notes the last test proved structural strength while military efficiency remains to be demonstrated.
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Charles ‘O'Neil
Kearsarge
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Hichborn
Werees
Admiral O'Neil
Woman of Kali Faith En route to Chicago on limited train
Miss Margaret Noble, a wealthy Englishwoman converted to Kali worship, travels in Indian garb. She has taken vows of celibacy, poverty, and obedience, renouncing England to live as Sister Nivedtina in India. She aims to publish a book and raise funds for a girls' manual training school.
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New York
Chicago
Miss Noble
Sister Nivedtina
India
Noble
England
America
Doctor Warns Iced Drinks Hazardous for Women
A Wichita physician cites a case of a young woman who fell ill after sipping iced drinks through a straw last summer. The expert, who declined to be named, linked the habit to brain fever and death after months of suffering.
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Wichita
Kan
Ife
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Rich Find Hidden in Colonial Chimney Near Bridgeville
William Gingles, farmer near Bridgeville New Jersey, uncovered an iron box in a century old chimney while tearing down a house. The box contained silver and gold coins, many foreign, valued at about 1000 to 2000 dollars. The origin remains unknown, possibly hidden during past fears of insurrection or an Indian raid.
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William Gingles
Bridgeville
N. J
Nervous diseases treated at Lincoln Block office
Epilepsy and nervous prostration are treated with electricity and nonmercurial remedies. Women’s pains and menstrual issues, swelling, sterility, and skin conditions are claimed cured. confidential consultation offered by mail or in person. Office hours daily with hours and languages listed.
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Lincoln Block
Eighth and Locust Streets
Eighth Street
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