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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1883
Page
3
New Invention: Electric Medicine by Wires Across Distances
A Bradford man introduces an electric device that applies medicine via saturated current transmitted over wires to patients up to a thousand miles away. It envisions central dining halls with distributing wires delivering meals and medicines, enabling telegraph-like ordering of food and drink directly to the stomach, with humorous social drawbacks and cautions about privacy and temperance implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Mrs. A
Card of Thanks from Mrs Palmer and Family
Mrs Palmer and family express heartfelt gratitude to Hamlet and Pine Valley neighbors for Christmas gifts at ME Church and Christmas Eve tree. A silver cake basket worth $15 and a hanging muff were gratefully received. They praise the giver's kindness, hope for continued fellowship, and bless the Light of God on their path. Rev. D. R. Palmer and wife. January 1, 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bvrrox
Hamlet
Pine Valley
D. R. Palmer
Janifer
N.Y
Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Abbott in Nashville
Friends and relatives gathered Friday December 2 at the Abbott home in Nashville to celebrate their Bach anniversary. Remarks were made by Stephen Parsell and Mr Abbott thanked guests. A late arriving set of gifts included a castor and cake basket due to a faulty Perrysburg postal delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Abbott
Nashville
Stephen Parsell
Abbott
Perrysburg
Silver Wedding Celebration for Rush Miner and Lydia Miner
The twenty fifth anniversary of Rush Miner and Lydia Ann Gifford’s marriage was celebrated December 28 1882 at their Sheridan New York home. About 140 friends from Hanover and Dunkirk joined the couple for prayer music and a formal address honoring their long service to the community. Gifts included household items and a preserve dish. The gathered friends spoke of enduring friendship and the couple’s continued public spirit as they enter another year together. An absent son sent a letter from Cambridge expressing regret at missing the surprise and wishing them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Miner
Sheridan
Hanever
Dunkirk
Rush
Lydia
George E. McTlaney
Geretlemen
Susan Gifford
Rathburn
Wiliam Rush Miner
Lydia Ann Gifford
Louvre
Miner
Carl
Hintinmey
Fordingway
Harvard
Purklind
Sherman
N.Y
Golden City of Life
J.P. Moser
What the President and His Lady Friends Wore on New Year's Day
New Year attire at the executive residence features the President in a black frock coat with pearl gloves and a red carnation, while a parade of ladies displays gowns in velvet satin lace and train styles. Names include Frelinghuysen Chandler Brewster Logan and others. Dresses range from white satin to electric blue and ruby velvet with diamonds and point lace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frelinghuysen
Chandler
Brewat Lgilet
Teller
Keif
Donna
Cameron
Mrs. Beale
Mrs. Rockwell
Miss McClennan
Wardrobe descriptions at a society event in 19th century Tribune
A fragment from the Tribune details ladies attire at a society event. Mrs Davis wears black satin with elaborate jetted accents, Mrs McClellan in lavender satin with a court train, and Mrs Virginia Cameron in a opened satin gown with rose tones.
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Davis
McClellan
Virginia Cameron
N. ¥. Tribune
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