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Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1883

Page

3

Miser Doctor Wilson of Walden Passes in Isolation

The aged Walden recluse known as Doctor Wilson died Monday in Walden South Carolina after decades of hoarding 350000 in government bonds. He lived in a ruined stone house for fifty years, allowed only Minnie Oldham to aid him, and left his riches to 17 year old Minnie Gidhaus. His life drew visitors who sought his home and taxes were the only funds he paid in fifteen years.

Msa Walden S. C Oleh Jon Wilson Wilson Warden Ts Boss Stonery Garren Minaie Oldhama Day Mane Lakering Urey Wahlen Oldham Dloward Kidd Stone House Phemiser Pil Minnie Gidhaus Philadelphia Telegraph

Treating Corpulence As Depicted By Ebstein In Germany

A Pall Mall Gazette excerpt reviews Prof Ebstein of Gottingen who argues corpulence stems from insufficient energy to renounce worldly attractions, opposing Banting's fat makes fat doctrine. He cites a daily 250 gram bacon allowance in 18th century military ration as proof fat can aid rational nourishment. The text outlines Ebstein’s proposed diet, exercise, approved foods, and a sample daily menu for a 41-year-old long-term corpulent patient.

Germany Prof Ebstein Gottingen Ebskin Earn Laney Ehstein Ebsiein Ora Beim Pall Mall Gazette

Bird Interrupts Wedding at Catholic Church

An uninvited bird caused a stir during the wedding of James Knowles, a policeman, and Mageico Brennan at the Catholic church of St James in Lake Geneva Wisconsin. The bird alighted on the bridesmaid Mary Brennan and later on the mother before resting on the bride’s shoulder during the ceremony and flying away after the window opened. Witnesses report the odd moment without noting any omen or mission.

James Knowles Mageico Hrennan Mary Brenna

Manure and orchard care to boost next year’s crop

Farmers advised to apply heavy manure under grass-grown apple trees and prune selectively to revive health and encourage fruiting next year. Spread stable manure before freezes, plough or top-dress when possible, and thin small limbs gradually to improve balance and yield.

Hillman Marlboro

Court circles in England discuss queen’s health cure

In a garbled English ad tribute, claims about the queen’s health surface with mentions of kidney disease and a claimed miracle cure. The text touts Dr Fenner remedies including kidney and back ache cures, soothing syrup, and various tonics, presenting testimonial phrases and appeals to readers to seek full information from dealers.

England Ubcer Divease Fenners Joey Deease Mourt Lhata Hensy Ache Pargi-Téntle Odong James Fenner Frantas Capitol Bitte Enners Fenned Dr. Fusxer

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