Kansas City Doctor Pioneers New Anaesthetic in Four Surgeries
Dr. Hal W. Foster of Kansas City and Dr. John Young Brown of St. Louis report four successful operations performed with a new local anaesthetic. Patients remained conscious and pain free, with chatter during the procedures. St. Louis surgeons witnessed the startling technique, predicting global fame for Foster and the potential to replace ether or chloroform.
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Hal W.F Foster
Kansas City
John Young Brown
St. Louis
St Louis City Hospital
Foster
Dr. Foster
Crazed oil Increase of His Salary
A former painter at the Illinois Western Hospital for the Insane in Kankakee, Philip Couture, grew insane after learning of a salary raise from 85 to 150 dollars per month and was committed to the hospital. A separate note reports Mrs. Orville Kizer of South Bend receiving a frog skin graft to her arm by Dr. Stanley A. Clark after burn injuries from turpentine usage.
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T Inois Western Hospital For
Kankakee
Philip Couture
Couture
Orville Kizer
South Bend
Ind
Stanley A. Clark
Kizer
Turpauline
Widow Walks 244 Miles From Indiana To West Virginia
Mrs. Mary Smith, a 35 year old widow, walked 244 miles from Byaneville Indiana to Cincinnati and plans to return to Charleston West Virginia. Her family moved west two years ago seeking better land but suffered losses including the death of three children. Her husband died in St. Louis after illness, leaving her with a cent. Meter 101 for burned whiskers. Samuel Beatty of Wellston Ohio was awarded 101 damages from the Bern Ohio Gas company for damages after a gas explosion.
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Mary Smith
Oklahoma
Cincinnati
Byaneville
Ind
Qgharleston
W. Va
St. Louis
Samuel Beatty
Wellston
Bern Ohio Gas Company
Gurland
Pluzses
Indiana Markets Prices From A Damaged Page
Readable fragments show market notes for butter eggs potatoes cabbage onions and produce. The garbled list hints at pricing terms and a weekly or daily market column with items like corn wheat buckwheat and winter produce.
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Paulery
Pittsburg Markets Prices and Almanac Notice
Market quotes for corn oats hay eggs butter cheese and cream to be sold in Pittsburg with figures for shelled and yellow corn oats hay various grades and butter. Road Masters Reports offered in neat bound books of 100 reports with stub for duplicate entries for 85 cents a copy by mail 48 cents large quantities at lower prices.
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New York
New
Ohio
Lost Valuable Horse After Road Collision Near Town
Liveryman Frank Moorhead reports a valuable horse driven by George Sheasley of the Street Railway Company was struck by a buggy rear while attempting to pass. The horse suffered a thigh injury and was euthanized on veterinary advice. Moorhead valued the animal at 172.
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Frank Moorhead
George Sheasley
The
Street Railway Company
Weamer
Moorhead
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Vic
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Chicago
Indiana Foundry Co., Ltd
Indiana
Pittsburg
Misa Martha Graff
Waterstreet
Laney
White Township
New Road
Indiana Hardware Co., Ltd
Philadelphia Street
the Savings & Trust Co
PENNA
Appleby & Peterson
Keen Kutter
Keen Kuyster Tools
Philadelphia St
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Express Companies
Citizens National Bank
Jhree
Henry H. ‘Steving
Rossmoyne Flouring Mills
Frantz Bros
Rossmoyne
Pennsylvania
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