Water Cure Legend Prompts Global Attention
A dubious tale from a early period describes a Susquehanna practitioner, De Howell, promoting a water based cure. He claims benefits from drinking and bathing in fresh water, praising its harmony with nature. Public fears grew as the practice expanded worldwide and drew scrutiny.
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de Howell
Bat
Ancient tale of a hidden third eye among Eastern Jews
The article recounts a folklore belief among Jews of eastern Palestine and Asia Minor about a third eye located at the back of the head. It claims Moses and God forbade its viewing, forcing people to turn away from the mountain while secretly guarding the rear eye.
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Palestine
Asia Minor
Moses
Sinal Ber
Holy Mount
Unclear text on wildlife region and predators
Fragmentary report describes bears and wild turkeys in a remote Georgia Florida area. It notes bears weighing 2 to 3 pounds and describes hunting danger and risks to farmers. The passage is garbled and lacks clear nouns for a coherent event or dates.
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Wurbboker
Florida
Exiles of the Sea Seek Food Between Islands
In the Mergul archipelago off lower Burma Asia a group called the weakSpsies survive by living aboard boats with their families dogs cats and poultry. They roam between islands fishing harpooning turtles for oysters and cooking stews from porcupines squirrels and bog deer when weather forces them ashore.
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Lower
Burma
Asia
Fuseli and Northcote Rivalry Yet Enduring Friendship
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls the sharp barbs between Fuseli and Northcote while noting their lasting friendship. Fuseli’s teasing line about an angel and an ass reveals the playful feud beneath artistic respect.
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Northcote
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Hala
Asa
Jong
North
Agel
Unknown fragment on rules and fines
Fragmentary text mentions a five minute limit on all epeecttes and a person named Les. Context unclear, no clear event, date, or organization identifiable.
Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills Promised Cure Claims
A dated testimonial extols Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as a fast remedy for fever, constipation, and various organ derangements. The author cites broad cures, urging households to keep the medicine for emergencies and touts strong endorsements from a wide user base.
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Chase
A.W. Chase
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Winter excursions to eastern Canada offered by Great Northern
The Great Northern Railway advertises annual winter trips to eastern Canada including Montral and Ontario for 40 dollars round trip with ticket sales from December 4 to 31 and liberal stopover privileges. Information available from D Cummings Winnipeg. Also notices on ships, books, and various figures including historical lineage and integrity in business.
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Astern Canada
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Ontario
CTA
Main Street
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Man
Great Northern Steamshly Co
Seattle
Orient
Minnesota
Schwab to Own Entire Luxury Pullman Train
Charles M. Schwab, steel magnate, plans to purchase a full train of Pullman coaches marking him as the first individual to own and operate an entire luxury train. The exclusive set will serve as mobile private transport for the magnate and staff on long journeys.
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Charles M. Schwab
Mr Schwab
The Ideal Home and Social Costs Across Ages
An essay traces changing dwelling ideas from a child’s tent made of cloth to a grand town house and country estate, then notes aging preferences for quieter life. It contrasts luxury fantasies with practical realities and ends with a hospital surgeon on facial paralysis linked to office work.
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Tomas
Resorts
Fixty
Medford Port and Townsfolk in Early Middlesex Countys View
Medford described as a thriving river town in Middlesex County four miles north of Botton on the Mystic River. The text notes navigability to this point, a connection to the Muddiesex canal, incorporation in 1630 with 1114 residents known for industry, plus four distilleries that produced 252 450 gallons in a year. A quoted mother deflects praise of her baby, then a dialogue about intellect and talkative behavior ends with a moral about self-praise.
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Middlesex County
Matacoutetts
Botton
Mystic River
Three men jailed for double voting in New York elections
Albert Farrar and Thomas McCall received one year in prison while Bartholome Wallace was sent to Elmira reform school after being convicted of casting two ballots. The case centers on illegal voting in city and county races.
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Albert Farrar
Thomas McCall H
Bartholome Wallace
Elmira Reformatory
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