Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promo Card
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R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Students Bring Cows to Texas Tech for College Milking
At Texas Technological College in Lubbock Texas male students bring cows to campus. Last year 17 students brought cows and milking stools. Cows pass entrance checks for tuberculosis butterfat and related tests. Milk sold in Lubbock funds owner and milker expenses.
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Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Texas
One Certain Thing Spur Might Drive Saving Money
A fragmentary note from Worth Star Telegram states there is nothing certain in the world except saving money for one thing leads to spending it on another. The line hints at budgeting and financial planning.
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Star ‘Telegram
Formation of Early Earth Ridges and Mountains
The text explains how cooling of the molten earth formed crustal layers that wrinkled into ridges and early mountain ranges. Cracks allowed eruptions creating mountains from lava. Erosion wore down high peaks unevenly, leaving harder rocks standing, while rivers cut plains and left mountains standing tall.
Quart of Water Clears Kidneys Says Authority
A well known authority urges regular water intake to flush kidneys and prevent illness. He notes that excess rich foods create acids that overtax kidneys leading to rheumatism headaches liver trouble nervousness and urinary issues. Jad Salts is described as an inexpensive remedy to cleanse kidneys and neutralize acids.
Abbey ruins acquired for preservation by Catholic authorities
Ruins of an ancient abbey at Deer Aberdeenshire on the Pitfour estate have been acquired by the Roman Catholic authorities to preserve the remains of a Middle Ages religious center that was once active and important.
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Deer
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Pitfour
Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Baby Skin Comfort
The advertisement promotes Cuticura products to soothe a baby’s red rough itching skin. It recommends hot baths with Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and periodic use of Cuticura Talcum powder as part of a trusted skincare regimen.
Charity and the Poor in Distant Guises
A fragment discussing charity and the poor, noting that courtesy and delicacy accompany help, which the poor seldom receive. The quote attributed to Oulda warns that best lesson for staying out of debt is avoiding betting.
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Oulda
Ormerod's voyage plot unfolds amid New York intrigue
Proscribed Jacobite Harry Ormerod travels to America under disguise to confront Andrew Murray and De Veulle. He befriends Ta-wannears, an intelligent Indian ally, after a street clash with mockers and a courteous exchange that tests cross cultural bonds.
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Harry Ormerod
George
France
London
Robert Juggins
Juggins
Ormerod
Tuggins
England
Andrew Murray
de Veulle
America
Governor Burnet
de Veudle
Tom
Muraray
New York
Frontier Chapter IV Continuation in Colonial Visit
The narrator accepts advice on seeking a pardon from White Hall and London influence as Murray’s party moves to the George tavern in Queen Street. In Hanover Square at Cawston's tavern entrance, he notices Murray with Tom and Red Tack Bolling, a wary woodsman with a threatening look.
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Bridge Street
Fort George
White Hall
London
Nutten Island
Canal
Broad Street
George
Queen Street
Murray
Cawston
Hanover Square
Kurt van Dam
The
Murry
Tom
Buckexin
Governor Burnet Hosts Council as Murray's Triumph Looms
A visiting messenger delivers London letters to Governor Burnet and eight provincial councilors gathered in a map-filled room. They assess Murray's London reports and plan to adjourn to discuss the situation with Master Juggins' envoy.
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Captain van Horne
London
Burnet
Juggins
Murray
Sol Humph
Humph
Inkling of Power by Superstition and Leadership
Ormerod seeks to reveal how a ruthless man uses superstition to sway an ignorant public and seize control, illustrating the dangers of manipulation and authority.
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Ormerod
Excess of Gratitude Not a Common Fault
A meditation on gratitude argues that expecting thanks is a merchant’s mindset not a bene factor’s. The piece cites Goethe and Balzac, noting gratitude is a duty not an entitlement, and questions whether true thankfulness can be universally expected.
London workers repurpose gas masks to hunt city leaks
In London a crew used World War gas masks to search for leaks in city gas mains. The job carried high risk as workers labored in deep trenches where gas vapors could not vent, causing high pressure and dangerous conditions while they conducted a thorough search using the masks.
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London
Switzerland and the legends of Tell and Winkelried
In a compact federation of twenty two cantons Switzerland united against Austrian rule. The tale centers on William Tell who defied Gessler and the hero Arnold von Winkelried who sacrificed himself at Sempach to break Austrian spear walls, securing Swiss independence and a liberty shaped by resistance.
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Arnold von Winkelried
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
France
Austria
Schwyz
Swiss
Hapsburgs
Gessler
Uri
William Tell
Tell
Lake Lucerne
Leopold
Morgarten
Federation
Europa
Leopold 10
Sempach
Unterwalden
United Cantons
Uma
Free Country
Hay
United States
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Reger
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Tavwanne-ars
Arthur D. Howden
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Goethe
Honore de Balzac
Frank Hanson
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