Goulds new yacht furnished with a noted cough syrup
The report says Gould's splendid new yacht is richly equipped including a box of J Bull's Cough Syrup for coughs and colds. It promotes Salvation Wil as a cure for ulcerated sores and lists a price of 25 cents. The passage encourages nobility and mutual uplift among men.
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A Popualr Superstition About Drowned Bodies
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Time is Money and the Value of Time
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Hope as a divine power guiding hearts in despair
A meditation by Emeline R. Jayne from Wisconsin on hope as a divine gift that anchors the soul. It describes hope as an omnipotent force that heals pain, defies darkness, and sustains belief in God’s justice through eternity.
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Glass eyes and prosthetics predicted in satire
In Burdette's Brooklyns Eagle piece, Trampoline the Wanderer visits the Refectory and debates advances in prosthetics. The doctor notes glass eyes, artificial limbs, teeth, hair, noses, and even copper lined stomachs that could process corn and whisky in the future. The narrator laments life’s brevity as he wanders away amid wood saws and stone piles.
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52 percent of consumptives show hidden kidney disease
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