Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy Free Trials Sold By Druggists
The notice promotes Dr Shoop s Catarrh Remedy claiming immediate relief for nasal and throat catarrh with free trial samples mailed to readers. It urges testing the combination and notes a complete cure if catarrh extends to the stomach. Additional ads mention Dyspepsia No 4 for women and other health leaflets. The piece also includes local skating race notes and band presence with remarks on race outcomes.
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Eucalytus
Wintergrers
Dr. 5
Cottage Hospital Notice Terms for Medical Services
Cottage Hospital Rathwell Manitoba advises terms for medical surgical accouchment care and related treatments. Applications for terms should be addressed to M DunphaAs M D Rathwell Manitoba.
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Cottage Hospital, Rathwell, Man
M. DunphaAs
M.D. Rathwell
Man
The Cult of Beauty and Modern Vanity
The piece notes beauty cults evolve with technology from ancient baths to perfumes and cosmetics. It questions modern methods like electric baths and vibration treatment, urging women to improve via fitness, fresh air, diet, and smart fashion rather than costly procedures.
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France
Londor
Coyotes Drive Across the Great Plains in Mindful Hunts
The Minneapolis Journal describes the coyote as an outlaw in the West, feared by ranchers and admired for cunning. It notes drives where hundreds hunt the animal, with results varying from twenty coyotes captured to none, depending on wind and the coyote’s speed.
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Great Plains
Colorado
Bear Seger
Bobcut Bare
Viettin
Minneapolis Journal
Seeing the river trip amid Louisville drug sights
A drug clerk friend reports river steamer travel offered few scenic joys while he noted Louisville drug stores selling popular patent medicines for fractions of their price. He recalls Kentucky and Ohio hills and Louisville streets as overlooked in favor of the odor of remedies.
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Rockies
Kentucky
Ohio
Louisville
Pittsburg
Sunburn Fashion Re-Examined by Philadelphia Park Guard
A Philadelphia park guard derides girls sunbathing in the heat. He describes them rolling sleeves, sprinkling salt water on skin by a bowl, and feigning vacation tans while loitering in the shade of the seashore myth.
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Philadelphia
Thermometer Noses and Paraffin Nose Surgery
The Petit Parisien notes paraffin injections to alter nose shape spark areas of concern at the Academy of Medicine. Even light pressure can ruin symmetry, heat sensitivity alters appearance with weather, and paraffin particles may cause blood poisoning with grave outcomes.
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Petit Parisien
Academy of Medicine
M. Lagarde
Measuring Hay Density and Volume in Storage
The article explains determining cubic feet required per ton of hay varies by forage type and storage condition. Timothy hay settles differently from redtop and clover mixes, making precise tonnage estimates uncertain and dependent on packing density and judgment.
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Ins
Iowa
Measuring Hay Stacks by Dotted Lines for Cubic Content
The article explains estimating hay stack volume when irregular shapes obstruct straight measurements. It uses a parallelogram ground plan with vertical sides and dotted lines forming an assumed box. By measuring length breadth and height of this box and applying a divisor like 350 or 500, the approximate tons in the stack are derived.
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Hti
The Birth and Ebb of Mountain Giants
Garrett P. Serviss surveys mountain formation from Sierra Nevadas to Appalachians, arguing uplift began 2500 feet and stretched across aeons until peaks reach 14 000 feet. He contrasts ancient giants with current green flanks and rails at scenic decay, pondering perpetual erosion and epochs.
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Lawson
Heuce
Ase
Sierra Nevada Range
Mortestare
St. Appalachian
Athlone
Appalachians
Thane
Sierras
Garrett P. Serviss
Little Thoughts: Maxims on Time and Character
A series of brief moral aphorisms on time management, self-discipline, and personal growth. Emphasizes using time wisely, reading wisely, facing difficulties, and shaping character through youthful correction and humility.
Reading matter for the farm home in season
The article urges farm families to curate a varied reading library including a daily paper, two agricultural papers, a local paper, a dollar magazine, a children's paper, and a Woman's magazine. It estimates a total cost around 8.25 dollars and promotes swapping with neighbors to boost value. It criticizes homes limited to almanacs and low quality papers.
Readjusted Tale of Veltmat and Laurence on Circuit
Europeans reading a rough charge for travel in the circuit case are told of Veltmat and Laurence. One route required £4 per mile for mule transport, which locals deem excessive. A messenger relays that the price will rise to 14 per advance by catfish?
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Laurence
Dro Laurence
Veltmiains
Coueytien
Irate Parent Demands Doctor Leave After Sick Cat Remark
A heated exchange records a parent telling a physician to leave and never return, claiming they would instead contact a local veterinary brother living nearby. The Baltimore American notes the terse confrontation and the implied alternative care.
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Baltimore
Keeping Out the Tide
In a voyage tale two young passengers discuss why stewards adjust portholes at various times. A more knowledgeable voice explains they open or close them with the tide, rising or falling, as the ship crosses a restless sea.
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India
Hiscay
Fragmentary exchange over affection and suspicion
A distressed wife confronts her husband about his interest in other women while he denies caring about their smiles. The scene reveals jealousy and strain in a troubled marriage.
Metchnikoff theory and aging through microbes
A critique of Metchnikoff's view on senescence and intestinal microflora. The piece discusses macrophages, intestinal bacteria, and the idea that removing or altering gut flora could extend life. It notes interests in foods like curdled milk and the pursuit of an artificial serum to combat aging.
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Yevehcla Aeteria
Macroephagi
Br Metchnikoff
Metchnikoff
German Engineer Proposes Gyroscopic Flywheel Ship Stabilizer
Herr Otto Schlick, a German naval architect, designs a stabilizing fly wheel system for steamships. A vertical axis wheel in the hold, spun by motors, uses gyroscopic force to oppose rolling. For a 6,000 metric ton steamer, a 4 meter diameter fly wheel weighing 10 metric tons at 200 m/s would notably reduce roll.
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Herr Otto Schlick
Herr Schlick
Free Public Employment Agencies Across Europe
The text notes the establishment of free public employment agencies by state or city authorities across Europe. It mentions widespread trials and the general approach of offering no cost services to job seekers, reflecting early social labor policy ideas.
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Europe
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