Dr J B Kinsinger Osteopathic Physician Ad
Dr J B Kinsinger osteopathic physician advertises a Greensburg Indiana office in Hamilton Block. He notes graduation from Americana School of Osteopathy Kirksville MO and offers Tuesday and Saturday hours 9 00 to 4 00 with free consultation and phone number 433.
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Americana School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Hamilton Block
Greensburg
Ind
FADS OF CRIMINALS IN THE GARRETT CELL
Oscar Slater who murdered Miss Gilchrist in Glasgow insists on being called Mr Slater and dresses in fine linen and boots in prison. Other condemned men show vanity or request specific food and comfort as they await execution. The piece notes changes in food policy and recalls cases from Pearsons Weekly.
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Brighton
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Pearson’s Weekly
Selfish Companions Spark Dramatic Cellar Outburst
A girl living with her aunt confronts the aunt’s selfishness after an accident in the cellar. The maid-niece shouts she will break the dish, slams it against the cellar wall, and the aunt reacts with shock, retreating to bed for a week. The London Telegraph notes the scene.
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London Telegraph
Pronunciation Puzzles Of English Place Names
The London Answers roundup lists how speakers in various regions pronounce place names differently. Hap pisburgh Norfolk becomes Hazeboro while Abergavenny loses a syllable to Aber venny. St Neots may sound Snoots and Cirencester ranges Sister to Sizeter.
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Norfolk
Hazeboro
Abergavenny
Abervenny
St. Neots
Cirencester
County of
Hunstanton
Hunston
West
Bridgeworthy
Badgery
Cornwood
Kerwood
Huntingdonshire
Papworth
London
Twenty-first Century Wooing Wordplay in Brooklyn Life
A grave young medical man enters a parlor and uses a purple vial and syringe to inject a love germ into Penel. She protests but he boasts of Coccu s amoritis making her fall in love, a farcical tale of romantic manipulation in Brooklyn Life.
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Brooklyn
A Way Out Interview Scene With Great Man
A servant reports that a newspaper reporter plans questions the great man can answer only by nod or shake. The great man explains he has a stiff neck and cannot speak clearly while the interview is arranged.
Tears as Eye Medicine and Gender Differences
The article argues tears cleanse and nourish the eye, noting tears’ chemical makeup and their beneficial role. It contrasts male and female tear responses, attributing differences to nerve sensitivity and sympathy, and cites an Exchange note about apes lacking lachrymal glands.
Merely the President’s Fire Department Remark
A Philadelphia fire brigade offer to Abraham Lincoln is recounted. The presidents says he is not head of Washington’s fire department but merely the president of the United States, ending a long winded committee visit.
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Lincoln
National Capital
Philadelphia
Washington
United States
Rainbow Tinted Fishes and Coral Reef Colors
The article notes brilliant hues on tropical reef fish around the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. It discusses theories of warning coloration due to natural selection, while acknowledging many species are actually good to eat.
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Great Barrier Reef
Australia
Australian
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised with $100 Reward
A newspaper advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal treatment for catarrh with a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure. The ad claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges readers to send for testimonials. pills for constipation are also recommended.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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