Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery era claim and history
The originator Dr Ray V. Pierce, a post Civil War Western Pennsylvania physician, later founded Lavelle Hotel Buffalo and ran World’s Dispensary remedies. The advertisement touts Doctor Pierce’s Blood Medicine as improving appetite digestion and skin, offering tablets or liquid and a 10 cent trial sample.
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Merca
Wall
Ir. Ray V. Piero
Pennsylvania
Heay
Buffalo
N.Y
Lavelle
United States
Dr. Pierce
Draggin
St. Peres Golden
Merce
Mokage
Pierge
South Wales Coal Wealth Seen Exceeding Britain’s Exports
South Wales boasts vast coal wealth with about 1,000 square miles of field, surpassing other British coal holdings in export volume, highlighting the region’s dominant role in supplying coal to overseas markets.
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South Wales
Mark of Breeding and Good Manners Obscured Advice
A fragment discusses breeding and manners, asserting that good manners create harmony by sparing others from offense. It argues that those who offend the fewest people are best bred, reflecting historical etiquette emphasis and social norms.
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Aneney
Smoking in Lima Church Sparks Nine Amid Belief
A visitor to Peru recounts a Lima church where a congregation member and the bishop are seen smoking during a service, highlighting a surprising lapse in decorum in a religious setting.
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Peru
Lima
Box Label Mystery Ends in Desert Death
Pedro Sanches murders an old prospector to seize a red labeled box said to hold treasure. Heat and thirst slow pursuit as two guards at a Mojave water hole thwart his escape until discovery ends with a fatal bite and a poisoned box.
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Pedro Sanches
Greaner
Dewertrat
Pedro
Ted
Tle
Darley
Frenay
Star
V'snivah
Mojave
Amy
Fenne
Inlert
Ike
Sanches
Desert
Jim Medford
Panivah
Edro
Medford
Banks’ Circus
March of Progress Draws English Writer on Sunday Night
An English writer cites the "march of progress" as shifting Sunday evenings from home life to venues like night clubs. He notes twenty years ago a decent man would stay home for hymns and family supper, while now social venues reflect changing English family life.
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Mr. Hammond
Prom “II the Conqueror
P. G. Wodehouse
Odorless Skunks Raised Near Dartmoor In England
A British experiment breeds odorless skunks at a Dartmoor area farm run by Capt. D. Migot and C. Johnstone. The operation removes the scent glands from young skunks, aiming to produce odor free furs despite partial success.
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Dartmoor
England
Capt. D. Migot
C. Johnstone
Bottled Sunshine Clinic Aids Malnourished London Children
London municipal clinic treats anemic and malnourished children with ultraviolet light dubbed bottled sunshine. A doctor suggests schoolchildren receive two or three treatments weekly to gain benefits.
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London
Science Service
Mother Hen Cooping Improves Chick Health and Growth
Advice urges keeping mother hens in a dry ventilated coop with a small attached yard to allow chicks to roam as they grow. Confinement reduces chick losses from cold and lice, and regular insect powdering and targeted grooming prevent infestations and support stronger, healthier fledglings.
Nutrient Mixes for Young Chicks and Laying Hens
The New Jersey experiment station outlines chick mash: three parts bran to one part ground oats and cornmeal plus four wheat middlings and finely ground meat scrap. A lighter version with one part bran yields poor laying mash. aim for equal parts cracked corn and wheat with bran adjustments. Excess meat scrap or greens may loosen bowels and require correction.
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New Jersey
Green Feeds for Fowls Throughout the Year
The article advises year round green feed for fowls, including confined hens in small yards and winter care. It recommends rotating plots in small yards with quick growing greens such as rape oats and barley, and lists sprouted oats and cabbages as good feeds. It notes green feed boosts profitability by keeping yards sanitary.
Why Little Chicks Die In The Shell
The article explains that many chicks die in the shell due to lack of vigor and factors like moisture overheating chill ing of the egg and other hard to explain causes. It notes low hatch fertility rates and that even well managed incubations produce high embryo losses.
Tailors and Linen Armorers Name Origins
The term tailor derives from tailler meaning to eat, linking to makers who dressed garments and armour during medieval times. Early charters granted to the Merchant Taylors' Company of the City of London reflect this origin and their broad craft scope.
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Taylors and Linen Armorers
Merchant Taylors’ Company
City of
London
Term stigma carries disgrace beyond dismissal in military jargon
The phrase cashier is often misconstrued among military men as more disgraceful than dismissal though it lacks official status and has no clear precedent in leading English authors to justify this view.
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United States
Take Stock of Self Made Men and Their Acclaim
A compact meditation on self made men who boast of achievement. It argues that true worth requires reflection and humility rather than loud claims of personal merit. The piece encourages deeper introspection to temper vanity and foster broader appreciation.
Flowers Preferences in Gentle Roses and Violets
Observations note some persons dislike violets and roses. they withhold perfume and droop. The text compares this to delicate flower varieties showing similar reactions.
German Boy Wunderkind Johann Baratier Dies at Nineteen
Johann Baratier who died in 1740 at the age of nineteen is noted as a remarkable precocious child. He learned German and French by age four Latin by five Greek and Hebrew by seven.
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Johann Baratier
Dogs in Glass Cages at London Kennel Show
At the Alexandra Palace London kennel show this fall some dogs were wrapped in rags and others kept in glass cages reflecting stark display conditions and crowd reactions.
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Alexandra Palace
London
Portrait of Mona Lisa credited to Leonardo da Vinci
The portrait dated to the early sixteenth century is described as the world’s most celebrated image. The subject is identified as Lisa del Giocondo, wife of a Florentine merchant.
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Mona Lisa
Leonardo da Vinci
Francesco del. Gloonda
Wise Youth Observes Fearful Worry in Office Life
A wry note on youth in the workplace, suggesting the anxious overkill concern while the truly desirous to harm remain mostly calm. The office boy offers a streetwise take on worry versus action in everyday labor.
Tax on wine introduced by 1660 English parliament
In 1660 a veteran member of the English parliament imposed a duty equivalent to 14 contae per gallon on all wine made for sale.
German schools teach heat and engine principles with mirror aid
Pupils in Germany use a polished brass mirror to catch gun rays and generate a team to run toys while learning about heat energy and engines.
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Germany
Woman’s Wit and S entry in Courtship Tradition
A dialogue notes a common belief that men marry because of foolhardy pride while women are often right. The speaker reflects on marital power dynamics and the notion that wives frequently discern truth in relationships.
Tiny Bacillus Doubles Every 20 Minutes
A tiny bacillus, under one five thousandths of an inch long, replicates rapidly and doubles every twenty minutes. In a single day its potential progeny could reach astronomical numbers, reaching billions upon billions.
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