Fatal Neglect and the Dangers of Kidney Disease
A historical warning article argues careless neglect causes fatal outcomes from Bright's disease. It details malaria and faulty drainage leading to deaths, then promotes Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Cure as a proven, vegetable remedy for kidney and liver diseases with claims of wide physician support and high cure rates.
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York
Jersey
Princeton College
College
Lon'y
Girt
Bright
Pal Wm. H. Thompson
M. D
Tuair
Materia Medica
City of New York
Kllvue College Hospital
Saybnitt
Bight
Ego Johnson
Igo
Lund
H. H. Warner
Rochester
N.Y
Warner
Drs. Roberts and
Thompson
Roberts, Thompson and Johnson
Peoute
H.W. Warner & CO
Diary excerpt chronicles post surrender Yorktown town life
Col Samuel Smith records daily post surrender events in Yorktown including troop movements to Frederick Town Staunton and Virginia, guard duties, ordnance custody, visits to hospitals, and notes on public buildings and local sights. He describes the Capitol, the palace, colleges, and social outings with officers and townspeople.
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Cornwallis
Samuel Smith
Maryland
Yorktown
United States
Frederick Town
Staunton
Virginia
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Malachi Treet
Siidale & Bedlam
Wensday
Capitol
York River
World Population Totals by Region in 1881 Report
The London Times cites MrM Behm and Wag ners showing Europe 315,929,000 Asia 834,707,000 Africa 205,679,000 America 95,405,000 Australia and Polynesia 431,000Polar regions 82,000 total 1,455,?300 with an 1877-1879 snapshot for Germany Austria Hungary France Turkey in Europe Russia and Asia China 434,900,000 Hong Kong 130,144 Japan 34,300,000 British India 240,200,000 French possessions 280,000 Cochin China 1,600,000 East Indian islands 84,800,000 South Sea islands 878,000 and area figures for A'Ki-22 regions and polar extents.
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Mrm. Behm and
Wagners Bevolkerung der Erde
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Australia
Polynesia
Polar Regions
Germany
Austria
Hungary
France
Turkey
Russia
China
Hong Kong
Japan
India
Cochin China
East Indian Islands
Islands
South Sea
British North America
United States
Mexico
Brazil
Polar
Arctic Circle
Antarctic
Iceland
Greenland
London Times
Copper Production in the United States Reaches 56 Million Pounds
The United States produced 56 855 648 pounds of ingot copper with four fifths from Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and 70 percent from a single county. Net industry profit is about 2 400 000 dollars, or 8 percent on invested capital. Since 1870 output up 116 percent in weight and 70 percent in value.
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United States
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Maine
Maryland
Missouri
Eisaware
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Vermont
Wisconsin
California
Exactness: a writer on women's habit of inexactness
A writer argues that many women settle for near perfection and lack exactness. She cites household chores and dressmaking as examples where directions are vague and judgments replace certainty. The piece questions why women avoid precise detail and laments the habit as a common failing.
Midnight in a Convict Prison and a Reader Letter
A Blackwood's Magazine excerpt reflects on the solemn midnight in a large convict prison where many inmates sleep undisturbed by conscience. The piece contrasts criminal indifference with ordinary remorse and references Greville. The Times letter from Rochester, 1881, praises Kendall's Spavin Cure for horses and claims it cured the writer's rheumatism, urging continued publication of its benefits.
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Greville
Blackwood's Magazine
the Times
Veterinary Department
John Bates
Kendall
Whendall
Arnold Parker
Rochester
L. T. Foster
Youngstown
Ohio
T. Foster
Ind
B. J. Kendall & Co
Gents
J. Dawson & Son
Wilton, Minn
Preston & Ludduth
Waseca
Rowelings
Geo
Mathews Kendall
Patten
Mailis
Washington Do
N. Y
B. J. Kendall
M. P. Bane
M. E Church
Patten’s Mills
B.J. Kendall,& CO
Enos- Bank Falls
Vermont
Garfield's Last Hours Recounted by Dr Agnew's Wife
The Springfield Republican reports on President Garfield's final days based on Mrs Agnew's account. He sat in his chair as church bells rang for prayers, noting that bells could not harm him. He reportedly told his doctor he faced two roads: recovery or the grave.
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Garfield
Dr. Agnew
New Jersey
Cretu
Railway Rules in Russia Regulate Carriage Window Access
The Russian minister of communications issues five rules on when train windows may be opened or closed. Winter requires all windows closed during warming. in warmer months passengers may demand opening if the thermometer stays above 65 F. Above 55 F windows may be opened with unanimous passenger approval. windward side windows stay closed in a side wind. In disputes the head guard’s ruling is final.
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Russia
Mysterious Stranger Delivers Injured Man to Amesbury Surgeon
A stranger drove into Amesbury to fetch a surgeon for a man hurt miles away. The doctor was blindfolded and taken to a wooded hut where the patient, a middle aged man with a broken sex, lay on a cot with a silk mask. The injured man was treated and paid a purse for secrecy before the doctor was returned blindfolded. The incident remains untold. Meanwhile Britain plans veterinary training reforms after 1883 requiring formal exams for cattle doctors and horse disease knowledge.
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Amesbury
Springfield Republican
Dr William's Indian Ointment for Piles Cure Claim
An advertisement touts Dr William's Indian Ointment as a universal cure for piles with instant relief and claims long lasting results. It cites Hon J M Coffinberry of Cleveland praising the ointment and notes availability from Henry & Co of Cleveland for $1.00.
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William
J. M. Coffinberry
Cleveland
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Ostalta
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Tpal
Canada
R. R. Cable
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E. St, John
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Gent
Freeport
Til
ILL
M. Zettinger
F. Gund
the Journal
Lok " Binder
Journal
A.S.T. Co
A. S. IT. Co
W. Wagons
Etroleugua
Mica Manufacturing CO
Michigan Avenue
Ourmats
Freeport Journal
Eugene Saenger
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