The Anomalous Summer of 188d Weather Summary
The article reviews a cool summer across the United States with cool waves from the eastern Rockies and warm waves from the Great Plains. It notes record or near record low mean temperatures in New York and Philadelphia, widespread rainfall extremes on the Pacific coast, droughts in the Northwest and Southwest, and forecasts for continued cool periods and possible heavy rains in the Northwest and upper Mississippi Valley. It mentions uncertain Atlantic conditions and possible hurricanes, with reports expected by mid month.
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Pacifics
Ganges
Gulf of Mexico
Grand Tornedoes
Rocky Mountain
Great Plains
Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
Tnt
Secon
Middle States
Tennessee
New York
Doe
Philadelphia
Dyer
Philadelpha
Herald
Carne Tinas
Tennesses
Onio
Farin
Arctic Circle
New England
Missasippi River
Thiauléa
Miasisappi
Missouri
Atlantic Seaboard
Tropics
Metvorulogi
Crete
Cholera Stages and Patient Experiences Described
A historical medical excerpt outlines the cholera progression in four stages. It details early symptoms, severe thirst, cramps, rapid pulse, and restlessness in the first stage. variable duration in the second stage with possible recovery if treated. the danger of collapse in the third, with limited recovery chances. and the tepid stage where recovery is unlikely, ending in death without swift intervention.
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Quains Dictionary of Medicine
Largely fragmentary Greely Arctic tale and distress reports
An OCR fragment from the Rangaa City Journal cites Lt. Greely and his starving party aboard Thetis with cannibalistic hints and survivor accounts. It recounts Greely the scholar, the crew’s ravings for food, the discovery of Garfield’s death, and later notes on Cedar Rapids fire, a Boston observatory report, and antique London customs.
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Wawa
Guiet
Greely
Courae
Gartiok
Lient
Gresly
Lina
Garfield
Chey
Lieut
Grady
Mretin Solitain
Lieckwoul
Lieut Greely
North Pole
Conmand
Starvaon
Starvaon.” “Lieut Greely
St. John's
The Last Match and Kossuth in Washington
A historical reminiscence recalls Sergeant Bier's Arctic last match story from the Greely expedition, detailing a lone flame saving a doomed party and the cherished letter that fueled their survival. It also covers Horace Greeley's associate Franklin J. Ottarson's death, Kossuth's Washington reception, and assorted era notes from Catholic College to household remedies.
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Vaud
Greely
Horthorn
George B. Bier
Ball
Greenland
Mateh
Rico
Tia Bag
Rice
Woman health ads and railroad disaster dominate page
The page combines health cure ads and a fatal rail accident. An explosion on the Halimora & Ohio at Lochwt Point, Maryland instantly killed Engineer Joslin Dickson and Fireman David Burke. Separate items push tonics, pills, tonics, and electrical devices as cures for various ailments, urging readers to seek patent medicines, elixirs, or tonics from firms in New York, Buffalo, and Boston, with bold claims and limited trial offers.
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Halimora & Ohio Railroad
Lochwt Point
Joslin Dickson
David Burke
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European Association of Autronomy
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Strasburg
Rightusceuston
T Hollem
Winver Paluga
Winsor
Gartur
George Washington
Westmoreland County
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Luster
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Prida
Mr. Hare
London
Ives
Alan
School of Christ's Boapital
Edward VI
Franklin J. Ottarson
Horace Greeley
Tribune
Bellevue Hospital
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Watcring
Congressional Record
Lord Coleridge
Gonis Kossuth
Washington
Remltnootiona
Perlby Poora
Kossuth
Sublime Porte
United States
England
Mazeur
Congress
Brown's
Ia Getime
Hia
Capa
Myr Soward
National Hotel
Webater
Becamae
Houston
General Scott
Richmond
White House
Senator Crittenden
Arbington
Wallington
Filmore
Catholic College
J.D. Kingaley
Berry
Holy Crows College Alymnasium
Worcester
Mann
Jacob
Gilly
X Lisa
Kono
O.A
Perry Davis
Pain -Killer
Tr Aan
Maat
Dean
Ubualand
Eunger Refeutélly
Pralicy Davies
Abe
Barris & Co., Limited
Piaatinati
Tor the Heathers
Gia Or Sain
Wil Medichin Deatrum
Floresce Marryat
Guglsia
Tom Foo
George Biliott
Wivresnion
Fuireu
Piorca
Cincinnal
Elthor Nox
Incod
J. W. Hamiton
Merrillan
Wis
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Marcus Terriford
Thouia G. Boyton
Gorwood & Porrust
Bradford
Glasgow
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N. J
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Manrad
AutoEx
J. F Allow
Droggist
Paul
White Beaver
MT. Verdery & Co
Tian Fatind
Walt Rheum
Euliplaine
Lehoft & Bros. Brick Manufacturers
Louisville
Habuitios
Aknota
Dominion
Nort West
Italy
Flutor
Wile
Ichehus Go
Buriington
Cawell, Howard & Co
Ana Aol Ly
Eerie
Joseph Gillotts
Temonorcsy Thar Eae
Paris
Boe
TIC Truss.co
Vetsien Mall
Lina Fou Om
Pewureee
Minneapolis
Senate
Hatly Que-Prine Cas
Plymouth
Plymouth Clothing House
Minneapolis, Minn
Uticura
Geneves
Rove
HOS
Rockford
Crea
Pola
Volinens
Tutt
Tom Towne
Acta
Draggiate
Express
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Iowa
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Dr. Spinney
Nee Ae
Bian Au
Valeante Bevo
Janeane
Dr. J
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Jones
Ss. H. Wood & CO
Chamber of Commeres
Cheng Thorain
Strowbridge Broad
Auericiiteterad College
Amy
W. Dorr
Sasees
Lydia E. PI
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