Love Stronger Than Death in Cholera Tale at New Hampshire Farm
In a Boston cholera outbreak era vignette, Mrs. Ammarerman endures her husband’s collapse and near death as physicians declare cholera. She fights to revive him using fire and ether, aided by loyal servant Katy Sullivan. After hours of near ruin, she miraculously revives him with brandy, hot compresses, and prayers, ending with a week of convalescence on the New Hampshire hills, hailed as a life saved by love stronger than death.
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Aho
Kuti
Kate
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Founda
Ali
Stark
Loni Milsd
Hollonth
Hampehiye Hills
Jennie Sorter
Post Expresa
Europe
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oThia
Phan Tsuppore
Ciue
Dangerous Drugs and a Famous Cure Promises Health
A long report from a reporter describes a claim about Warner’s safe cure for kidney and liver disorders linked to opium and other drugs. It quotes Dr. Stephens and others praising the remedy, noting rising sales and the belief it can restore health by cleansing vital organs. Officials and physicians cited discuss treatment limits and public impact, with a Tennessee visit mentioned.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Tuthus
Hitle Heyland
J. M. Hail
Stat Board of Health of Iowa
Alexander Neil
College of Physicians
Burzéons
Academy of Medicine At Columbus
Warner
Fowler
Homely Dave Sells Books to Senators on Train
A quirky tale from the New York era recounts how “Homely Dave” persuaded Secretary Evarts and a group of Southwest officials traveling to Chicago to buy Edwin Arnold’s Light of Asia and other volumes. Dave’s gentle pitch and skillful reading impressed the party, yielding over $200 in sales. Meanwhile, timber dispute notes and public notices pepper the column, including land captions, postmaster appointments, and Bulgarian throne politics.
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St.Louis Globe-Democratt
Byatta
Dave
Evarts
California
Ewart
Secretary
Ueschouss Hess
Rewdine
Evarte
Houwly
Evarta
Edwin Arnold
Asia
Byars
Cai
Congressmien
Chicago
Malaria treatment claims from old Bitters ad
An archaic medical advertisement touts a bitter tonic as a cure for malaria and related ailments. It describes symptoms like fever, chills, and sweats and promotes the product as a universal remedy while referencing doctors and widespread use.
Women of the West rally amid danger and wit
A vivid anecdote highlights Miss Annie Shaw’s pluck as she fends off insult during a lumber region ride in Michigan. A public meeting interrupts with questions about manners, while a controversial illustrated medical tract and other era items are noted in a bustling, sensational style.
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Michigan
Misa Shay
Thor
Nikyaelog
Faree
Oho
Amon
Miss Shaw
Tyas
Fragmented 19th century patent medicine notes and romance lines
A garbled OCR collage details broken engagements, digestive cures, and tonics. It mentions Hats Wis reaching Lake Dry Hage, Hats Wis, Mayo procedures, and cures from Brown's Iron Bitters, Allen's Tonic, and Cedric products. Names include D. W. Blaine, Dennia Shaw, Mrs Thomas Emory, Winant Daviate, Paul Bert, and Camriel Hazako.
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