Dr Crider to Visit Emmetsburg for Medical Talk
Doctor Crider, famed for treating difficult diseases in both sexes with decades of hospital practice, plans a June 29 1910 appearance in Emmetsburg at the St James Hotel. He formerly ran Ottumwa Medical and Surgical Institute from 1871 until a fire caused major losses and now operates from his Summer Home in Columbus Junction Iowa.
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Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Mucus Elimination
Advertisement touts Dr Crider as able to cure catarrh and stomach complaints with a new treatment. It claims to extract catarrh mucous from head throat lungs and stomach in 50 minutes, offering $100 if he fails, urging readers to attend and be convinced.
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Dr Criders Germicide Treatment for Tuberculosis
Dr Crider promotes an ozonized hydrogenized guaiacole and creatinine suppository as a germicidal rectal treatment. He claims rapid absorption, sterilization of germs or bacilli, and neutralization of toxins, asserting it augments vital force and is advised for tuberculosis. He is credited as a pioneer in bacteriology and germicide studies.
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Dr Crider Offers New Cure for Brights Disease
An advertisement claims Dr Crider has a direct kidney treatment for Brights disease, an incurable condition, and promises a guaranteed cure. It urges known cases to visit his rooms, noting crowded offices and hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.
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Free Sample of Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Offered to Mothers
Mothers are urged to request a free sample of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to ease children's stomach and bowel troubles. The offer targets parents wary of pills, noting the remedy is mild, gentle, and effective for constipation indigestion and liver issues. The ad cites two mothers who began with a free sample and now keep a bottle at home.
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Auction of a Senator Sparks a Georgia Ball
In antebellum Georgia a planter’s ball becomes a dramatic auction to win Carey Benkard. Harvard graduate Edmund Dexter, a chemist, outbids rivals with half a million in certified checks and wins Carey’s hand after a ten year wait. Dexter’s mine fortune funds the plantation, as Civil War poverty reshapes all.
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An Economical Man on a Train Feeds Himself
A commercial traveler recounts a man on a train feigning illness after a sandwich. He uses a hot water bag as a makeshift stove to warm fried steak, then cuts and eats it with sugar tongs. Afterward he pours hot water to make coffee, leaving grounds in the bag.
In a Quandary
A young woman fears two men will threaten her if she refuses marriage. Harold vows self destruction, while Randolph declares political ambition and fame if she wed him. She sobs, torn between saving a life or sparing the country another politician.
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An Amendment On Income And Self Interest
An excerpt shows a quip about living on income with a softly spoken question and a trusting reply. The Dreaded Doctor sketches a dinner scene where enjoyment is marred by anxiety from a doctor. The Analysis ridicules a backyard soil analysis claiming it mainly contains glass tin and putty with builder’s lime, humorously noting it could raise a mortgage.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Great Achievement in Modern Surgery Chronicle
A remark on surgical progress appears in London Spare Moments quoting a famed practitioner. The quip centers on the idea that major achievements in surgery derive from practical acts like collecting fees, illustrating pensioned wit and professional cynicism.
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Ventilation Hint in City Air Sparks Debate
Uncle Rafe quips that the city air needs ventilating, remarking on the stubborn trouble of urban atmosphere. Pollang's Magazine features the line as a glimpse into local attitudes toward air quality and city life.
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His Reason and the House Door Whispered Song
A fragment from Howlit-Harper's Weekly presents a dialogue between Mrs. Hovwilit and James. She questions his leaving during songs while he replies with a line about fresh air, hinting at persuasion through truth in the heart. The text showcases social exchange and period tone with undefined setting and characters.
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