Medical Ethics and Advertising in Medical Practice
A Manchester assizes ruling rewards Dr Kingsbury with 150 pounds damages after a medical journal accused him of unprofessional conduct for advertising as physician to two hydropathic establishments. The case probes medical etiquette on advertising with witnesses both condemning and defending such practices, noting hypocrisy among prominent doctors and hinting at broader implications for advertising in the profession.
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Manchester Assizes
London
Kingsbury
Blackpool
Dyce Duckworth
B. W. Richardson
Leicestershire
Dyce
W. T. Stoker
Dr. Kingsbury
Blawigs
Manchester
Elevator Bluff Ends In Quiet Victory For Woman
A Detroit Free Press excerpt shows a small town woman conquering fear in an elevator ride. After hearing stories of a man bragging about upper management, she endures a tense ascent and descent, resolves to confront him, and returns home ready to challenge his bluffing about her.
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Detroit Free Press
Enos
Jenny
Enoa
Eli
Early Ploty D L Moony Evangelist Story
Philadelphia audience hears evangelist D L Moony recount his youth at seventeen. He describes a conversion tale after years of worldly folly yet notes he never abandoned nightly prayers. He recalls sleeping with his brother and enforcing prayers with a firm jolt if not done.
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D. L. Moony
Philadelphia
Angleworms Market Price Announced by Local Farmer
Angleworm producer Charles Qelicko and partner Lyons raise angleworms for sale at the market via incubator. Price listed at one dollar per quail? Wait. Local farmer notes angleworms sold at one dollar per quantity.
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Charles Qelicko
Lyons
Morning Brilliance at the Breakfast Table Debate
A Buffalo Courier writer ponders why brilliant conversation at breakfast feels rare. Deliberations cover mood, attire, and setting, noting how early meals and social rituals shape wit and ease in dialogue.
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Buffalo Courier
Anil
A. m
Iinconse Lanely
Snakes Diets and Feeding Feats Revealed at Paris Museum
The Pittsburg Dispatch cites Leon Vaillant of the Paris Museum of Natural History describing a serpent over twenty feet long that has fed fifty times since August 1885. Its diet mostly consists of goats, with rabbits on rare occasions, and observers note the spectacle of its rapid prey capture.
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Museum of Natural History
Paris
Saya
Pittsburg
Museum
Leon Vaillant
Jardin Des Plantes
Vaillant
Colin
Cobin
Humason Reflects On Dances Cards And Theaters
Rev Dr Humason argues in general for harmony with Christian law while permitting limited amusements. He contends a man may dance drink wine attend theater and still be a Christian though his influence may weaken and his soul be fettered.
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Carda
Humason
Arctic voyage planned by Ab English on Meneathra
A plan announced for next summer features the steam yacht Meneathra, used by Captain Wiggins in Siberian expeditions, sailing from Chilly Enterprise with Ab English on a pleasure excursion to Teeland Green Jam and Hudson's Bay and visiting Arctic regions.
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Arctic
Wiggins
Teeland
Green Jam
Hudson's Bay
Trains Halt for Local Permissions in Russian Poland
A report notes that trains across Russian Poland must stop at each station and receive departure permission from the local police or gendarmerie chief, reflecting stringent travel control in the area.
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Russian
Poland
Unclear OCR fragment highlights local notices and names
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals and events without clear context or dates. The readable portions mention possible names and places but do not form a coherent, reportable item.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at treaty era textile trade links
Fragmentary text mentions negotiations, regions, and names in a historic treaty context. Entities and specifics are garbled, but references to governments, winters, fibers, and a list of potential places or groups imply a trade or diplomatic record from a past era.
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