First Colorado Koch lymph treatment given to Edward Lynch
The Denver Times reports the first Colorado patient treated with Koch lymph for consumption. Edward Lynch, 27, sat for the injection as Denver doctors, including Dr. Meyer, prepared seven patients and described the procedure, expected reactions, and early observations at Meyer's Court Place residence.
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Bland letter rebukes Cleveland on free coinage stance
In St Louis on February 19 Congressman Bland writes to a constituent about Mr Cleveland's anti free coinage views. He argues the Democratic party cannot endorse free coinage and Cleveland simultaneously and urges a platform favoring free coinage to aid the agricultural classes and circulating money. Brann signs the missive.
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Treasury figures show silver bullion purchases and offers
The acting secretary of the treasury reports offerings and purchases of silver bullion from August 13, 1890, to February 14, 1891, detailing monthly ounces offered and purchased under the 1890 act. It notes the August 13 start, September curtailment, and price fluctuations from $1.13 to $1.15 per ounce, with totals of 57,497,457 ounces offered and 28,181,616 purchased.
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Riley Reflects On Writing Craft And Dialect Style
Indianapolis poet James Whitcomb Riley discusses his writing process and the balance between regular labor and readings, noting naturalness and dialect's charm. He recalls a poem inspired by a girl named Mary and explains his preference for non dialect forms while acknowledging dialect as a natural touch.
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