Great War Syndicate s Vengeful Atlantic Masterstroke
The Great War Syndicate expands its plan to use Repeller No 11 to devastate British ships off the Atlantic coast. Repeller No 11, reinforced with armor and two bow guns, captures Craglevin and ferries officers to a transport, then tests instantaneous motor bombs as Craglevin is destroyed, shocking Royal Navy observers and signaling a dramatic wartime breakthrough.
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Crab C
Adamant
Blazin
Evuciate
Admiralty
United States Navy
United States
Great Britain
Atlantic
Canadian
Canada
Newfoundland
Royal Mary
Syndicate
England
Craglevin
Repeller
Craglerin
Repeller No. 11
Navy
Harikari
Red Cross of
Bomly
St. Johns
Royal Navy
Descriptive note on Nervousness and Stomach Bitters use
An advertorial passage argues nervousness is real and serious, caused by stomach weakness affecting the brain. It promotes Hopsterters Stomach Bitters as the best tonic to renew digestion, strengthen nerves, and ease headaches, tremors, sensitivity to noise, dyspepsia, biliousness, rheumatism, constipation, and kidney issues.
Happy Meeting Of Two Friends In York State Remedy
John M. Allen of Charlotte New York credits Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy with saving his life after gravel left him near death. He tested the Rondont New York remedy through a friend named Parsons and says it cured him, claiming it is the only cure for gravel. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is touted as a top treatment for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a guarantee of payment only if it fails.
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John M. Allen
Charlotte
N. Y
Parsons
Allen
David Kennedy
Rondont
Weeka
Mr. Allen
Buckien
Medical Women in German Debate on Practice of Medicine
At the German artists and physicians assembly Professor Waldeyer discusses women in medicine, praising historic female contributions but arguing they should rear children and not pursue medical careers. The essay notes midwifery, exams, and lab work, and cites views that women lack future in medicine, though acknowledging their strong memory and study habits. The piece contrasts this with broader questions on women’s roles and humanity.
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Assembly of
Waldeyer
la Semaine Medical
Salernum
Louise Bourpecis
Marguerite de la Manche
Marielise Lachapelle
Tey
Charcot
Deyer
New York Medical Journal
Perilous Fashion and Heat End Life Across Cities
A Baltimore man died after collapsing from choking on a stiff celluloid collar edge. In Illinois a dog perished from drinking water used to rinse a flannel shirt. A St Louis man died from erysipelas linked to verdigris brass collar buttons. A Chicago man was fatally burned by scorching cotton underclothing near an open grate. The Boston Budget cautions against relying on South Am es for evidence of earnest.
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Linois
St Louis
Chicago
Boston
Eyes and Ears Clinic Ad by Dr Sapner
Personal examination by a reliable oculist urged at once for eye and ear conditions. Warns that many cases cause permanent blindness if untreated and notes deafness and ear discharge are curable with proper care. Offers spectacles adjustment and examinations free when treated, with fees based on method and time. O W Sapner M D 804 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh Pa.
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O. W. Sapner
M. D
Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh
Microbe Killer praised by Burlington Society official
Mount Holy February 17 1889 H I Bopp correspondent sees Dr Radam's Microbe Killer as salvation from inherited pulmonary disease after failing with patente medicines and physicians He reports relief from cough and improving health urging others to try the remedy Sold only in 1 gallon jugs lasting about a month for 3000 dollars at 819 Arch St Philadelphia Apology for saprot cow
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Mount Holy
RaDam
William Radam
H. I. Bopp
Wm. Radam
Arch St
Philadelphia
Free trial bottles drive sales at Hildebrand’s drug store
The store reports a trade boom from giving away free Dr King’s New Discovery trial bottles for consumption. It promises cure for coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and throat lung diseases with a money back warranty. Also promotes Electric Bitters as a health tonic and liver stomach remedy.
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T. E. Hildebrand
Dr. King
Oddities and facts from the era showcase diverse tidbits
A collection of short notes and observations covers topics from a million pound bank notes at the Bank of England to motorized street sweepers and large cave measurements. It notes France as a top snuff consumer, a new medical school linked to Johns Hopkins, rising bicycle use among Philadelphia women, and archaeological shifts in mound builder theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
United States
France
Reclere
Canton
Berne
Dean Burgon
Jonah
Pennsylvania Joint Resolution Amendment to Constitution
A Pennsylvania General Assembly notice calls for a special election to be held June 14 to consider an amendment to Article XVIII of the state Constitution. The joint resolution proposes adding the amendment to the Commonwealth’s Constitution, awaiting passage in the General Assembly and submission to voters.
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Uw General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Orager
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvanis
Commonwealth of Fenonylvanis
Pvery Zacites
United States
Rhira
Ahail
Heehall
Blair
Wasle
Ata
Charles W. Stone
The
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Commonwealth
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the Great War Syndicate
Frank R. Stockton
F. Collier
Collier
American Press Association
California
New York
Pittsburg
General Washington
Allegheny Park
Wm. McKinley
Adams
Cornell University
W. B. King
P. RB. R. Company
Pittssburg
Monongahela
West Penn
South America
Southames
Evi
E Ernest
H. S. Budd
Burlington Co. Agricultural Society
Soldat Boots
Sue
Parboniient
T. E. ‘Budebranid’s
M. Zola
London
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins Hospital
San Francisco
Gerard Fowke
North America
Mesara
Lucian Carr
Cyrus Thomas
Fowke
Carr
Thomas
Mr. Fowke
Pisin
Ohio
J.C. Pender & Bro
Sale & Exchange
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