Osteopathy in Minneapolis: Mr Pickler’s Methods Promoted
An Omaha reporter surveys osteopathy as taught by Mr Pickler, noting interviews with prominent Minneapolis lenders and merchants. The piece details patient recoveries, including spinal curvature and joint dislocations, and cites testimonials from figures such as Mr HB Goodfellow and Mr Theodore Basting. The article highlights osteopathy’s claimed effectiveness and local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Wimes
Funday
Adehce
Minneapolia
HB. Goodfellow
Anthony Kelly
George DB. Higgins
F Wholesale Grocers
John
Theodore Basting
J. C. Oswald
New York
Boston
Tekler
John C. Oswald
Bornm
Eastrh
Fir Pickler
R. Pickler
Fragmentary School Note on Osteopathy Knowledge
A distorted fragment discusses Osteopathy belief, urging readers to gather knowledge from academics to cope with upcoming years. The text references “good dwakle cons titues” and notes about surrounding challenges, but lacks clear facts, names, places, or dates.
Two Stockings Sparked Strange Electrical Tales
An 18th century anecdote describes experiments with stockings of various colors to explore masculine and feminine electricity. Observations note repulsion between same colors and attraction between different colors, with vivid claims of distant, rapid movement and gendered terminology attached to the findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's
Bt. Petersburg
Robert Summer
Spiders That Catch Birds by Rainbow in Australia
The article describes large bird catching spiders of Australia. Nephila spiders differ in silk types, with yellow venomous strands for rings and white for framework. Webs vary from ground level to ten feet high, up to thirty feet diameter, capable of trapping small birds. Spiders may delay prey death to protect the web and can be tamed despite voracity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Rainbow
Graife
Bist Islands
Epider
San Francisco Chronicle
Stupidity of Men Says Maude on Wardrobe Choice
In a New York World quote Maude declares men are stupid after describing a compliment from Jack on her clothes. She explains she borrows gowns, selects pieces to fit both herself and the occasion, and notes she once told him it was not her fault if they did not suit.
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Jack
Maude
New York World
Cora
Cornell
Nebraska
New York
Maryland
Kansas
Illinois
Orange Judd Farmey
Innes
Sabine County
Neb
Chicago
Delleve
Ayer
Parilla
Mars
Joan A. Guarrt
Fort Fairfield
Down on Him Young Mr Cumauphen Fails to Impress Maud
The New York Recorder describes a scene in which the young Mr Cumauphen, famed for his faint mustache, visits Maud and is rebuked for his appearance as he attempts to flirt. He is abashed by her sharp remark about his chin and cannot respond suitably.
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Cumauphen
Iis
Maud
Mr. Cumauphen
New York Recorder
Elegant gown praise and social chatter noted
In a lively exchange, Mrs. Smithers admires Mrs. Bilson’s gown calling it lovelier than any before. Mrs. Smashum comments on a makeover, while Adams Freeman remarks that eyes trouble him and hints at trying beauty efforts.
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Smithers
Bilson
Jayson-Duzzey Rumor Noted in Roxbury Gazette
A Roxbury Gazette quips about Jayson and Duzzey in a humorous exchange. The joke centers on Jayson's vanity and a running gag that he cannot drink without examining the glass.
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Jayson
Duzzey Js
Jubely
Roxbury Gazette
Artist or woodcutter? Detroit Tribune remark sparks slang clash
A Detroit Tribune quip likens a creator to a mere hewer of wood and drawer of water, then dismisses his crafts with a sharp jab about subpar marines, illustrating a heated cultural jab and misapplied praise.
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Detroit Tribune
Preparing Wheat and Corn Ground Through Deep Breaking and Harrowing
The Indiana Farmer correspondence advises deep early ground breaking for wheat by mid August, with green cover decayed and weed control through harrowing and rolling. For corn, cultivate deeply crossways, harrow both directions, and roll to reach proper seed bed before sowing. Recommend one to one and a quarter bushels wheat seed per acre and 160 to 200 pounds of raw bone fertilizer drilled with the wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Indiana
Portable four foot plow gauge and farm notes
Willie Wilson explains a four foot fence gauge and marker for corn rows four feet apart, using wood and metal parts attached to the plow beam. The Practical Farmer column urges summer fodder from corn, barley, and rye, plus notes on detasseling corn yields and general farm tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Wilson
Thowe Trusting Hyer Sho-Dearest Enquirer Excerpt
In this fragment from Cinelumati Enquirer a dramatic speaker questions the sincerity of a beloved figure. The piece hints at deception and the responsibility to tell the truth, urging readers to prepare for revelations about trust and affection.
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Hyer Sho
Cinelunati Enquirer
Old Time Syrup of Liver and Cleanse Remedy
Purporting to purify the blood and restore bodily function the text promotes Syrup of Liver for gentle cleansing. It claims relief from constipation headaches colds and fevers by awakening kidneys and liver to healthy activity without weakening them.
Terrible Scourge Malaria and Liver Disturbance Cure
A fragment from an Indianapolis Journal item notes malaria as a terrible scourge caused by liver and stomach disturbances. It praises Montetter's Stounch Millers as a superior remedy for constipation, nervousness, and general health, claiming it builds strength and restores vigor. A stray line mentions hydrants and a New Haven firm, with a separate note about Great Britain thieves stealing over 600,000 in property weekly.
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Montetter
Great Britain
Northwestern Inventors Granted Patents in Weeklong Issue
A list of patent issuances to inventors across Minnesota North Dakota and St Paul including James Mdmning Shakepes Miu double drum heating stove Levi A Knight windmill August Helne Wahpeton and other inventors with items such as a culterland feeder car jack bicycle separable hookchac and a carbonated beverage cordial and syrups by Drewry and Sons and Frederick W A Tuchell in St Paul Minnesota.
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Patdnin
Northwestern
James
Levi A. Knight
Wyndall
August Helne
Wahpeton
N. D
Culterland
Rudolph O. Plevns
St. Paul
Mian
Iac- Ingeylot
Nathan M. G. Syverson
Bene Hodrhanger
Linery DT. Kgtor Mitinddpollg
Minn
Charles L. Travia
Detroit Pree Press Item Sparks City Transit Debate
A fragment from a Detroit paper notes a discussion about old buses and a push to improve safety and efficiency on Board Bhip. The text hints at a spirited exchange between Pitkin and Brace over speeding changes and passenger comfort amid ongoing transit concerns.
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Pitkin
Simpson
Detroit Pree Press
Great Joker MaeTA Amipolis Journal Note
A fragment from the MaeTA Amipolis Journal recalls Mrs N Peck-Hapa and Mr N Peck in a playful exchange about happiness. The brief odd quotation centerpieces a lighthearted street remark from a local page.
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Pickler
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George E. ‘Higgins
W. Greaves
Jacob Stone
Third Street
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Ickter
Ore
Parker
Picklerhich
Rheem
F. A. Buckman
Gitl- Mgena’ State Bank of
Council Bluffs
A. T. Fickinger
T. C. Havens
Omaha
C. 8. Cerrier
C., M. & St. P. Railroad
J. A. Hate
20Th
Poppleton Avenue
C. W. Sandborn
Howard Street
A. J. Vierling
Paxton and Vierling Iron
C. 8. Potter
American Expresa Company
WH. P. Ryner
American District Telegraph Company
Bir
Edgar Allan
Wher
Berkley Robinson
Watts
Potts
Indianapolis Journal
Bogeman
Gampnar Lee
Gore Fost
Ouilbiaine
Hes, Dee
C. C. Clark
New Haven
Woman’s
Middle South
Ponty
Blroode
An. Sametvilie
Tenn
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