Testimonials for Dr. Moses Eye Treatment
In GeEnegixko Illinois on March 4 1893 James L WoopRv testifies that Dr Moses fitted his glasses three years ago relieving headaches and eye strain and enabling reading with pleasure. In Jouret Illinois on Sept 12 1896 B Nusbaum reports restored hearing after three months treatment. Mrs Esther Slack also endorses the doctor’s work.
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GeEnegixko
Ill
M. R. Moses
Moses
James L. WoopRv
Spectacles Restore Sight for Ill. Man in 1893
In Morpgis Illinois on April 28 1893 a man recalls receiving two pairs of spectacles fitted by Dr M B Moses of Chicago about three years earlier. He was totally blind in one eye and a cataract in the other before the glasses restored his sight.
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Morpgis, Ill
M. B. Moses
Chicago
Dr Moses specialist for eye conditions praised in letters
A letter from Mr J Jones thanks Dr Moses for restoring sight after thirty eight years of blindness and notes others aided by his skill. Mrs Osenberg cites improvement in cross eyes and granulated eyelids due to his treatment. The writer offers best wishes to all and endorses his services.
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Dr. Moses
Moses
Osenberg
Glasses cure long-standing headaches in Woodstock
Lil Woodstock writes that after 30 years of sick headaches she could not visit neighbors, but since receiving glasses from Dr. Moses on August 10, 1892, she has not had a headache. Signed by TsAOMAS MOALULISTER.
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Woodstock
Lil
Commissioners Named For Bimetallism Effort At White House
President McKinley selected three commissioners under the last congress act to promote bimetallism. Ex-Vice President Stevenson is trusted for unity and weight abroad, with Paine supported by Hoar Allison Chandler. Wolcott predicts progress but cautions on European attitudes and gold standard opposition from English bankers. The group aims for diplomatic work in Europe, with a possible conference depending on reception by major powers.
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Washington
McKinley
Capitol
Stevenson
Wolcott
Paine
Hoar
Allison
Chandler
Bryan
United States
Europe
Morton Frewen
England
Frewen
India
Japan
Grman
New York
Commission
Chandler Seeks to Seize Armor Plant for Navy Use
Senator Chandler introduced two bills authorizing the secretary of the navy to take possession of Bethlehem and Carnegie armor plants to manufacture armor plates for ships Alabama Illinois and Wisconsin. The seizure could extend to land buildings and machinery with compensation under the fifth amendment and final claims adjudicated by the Court of Claims.
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Washington
Chandler
Secretary of the Navy
Bethlehem
Carnegie Companies
Carnegie Institution
Alabama
Illinois
Wisconsin
United States
Bethlehem Tron Company
Court of Claims
Japan Denies Hawaii Colonization Claims Amid Controversy
Washington reports quote the Japanese legation denying any intent to colonize Hawaii and defending treaty rights and Hawaiian independence. Also noted are proposed tariff amendments, a Nashville exposition invitation to the president, Cuba war resolution debate, and a Panama yellow fever alert.
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Washington
Hawaii
Japan
Nelson
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N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Woonifty Pour
J. M. Moses, M. D
Brewster House
Freeport
J. M. Moses
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Mrs
Esther Slack
Stephenson Street
the Star Clothing House
GoStephenson St. Opp. Brewster House
Freeport. Ill
Silver Commission
Col. Poster
The
London Times
John W. Foster
Foster
Times
Paris
the Dole Bailiwick
Nashville
Grant Memorial
Proceedings of
the Senate
Morgan
Cuba
Lindsay
Kentucky
Gauge
West
Senate
Alfred J. Buck
Georgia
James Boyle
Ohio
Liverpool
William J3. Ridgely
Springfield
State Department
Vifquain
Panama
Ills
James W. Brassfield
Chatham Township
Gio Nie
IND Ants
Castoria
Ana Hea
One Price Clothing House
Stephenson St
Golden Eagle Clothing House
America
ONE Price Clothing Store
Diffenbaugh
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