Celebrated English Specialist to Visit Madison Hotel
The Celebrated English Specialist formerly of New York City now located in Louisville Kentucky will be at Madison Hotel Tuesday December 20 1892 for one day only returning every four weeks. Dr Appleman a Bellvue Hospital Medical College and Electrical Medical College Toronto graduate treats chronic and nervous diseases in both sexes offering free confidential consultation. He advertises cures for catarrh ringing in ears deafness eye ear nose throat lungs kidney urinary and bladder troubles Brights disease diabetes dyspepsia rheumatism paralysis piles epilepsy spermatorrhea impotency eruptions blood and skin diseases and women’s disorders with portable instruments and urgent claims of cures and consultations.
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Hanover Freshmen and All College in Park showdown
Mixed local notices brighten the day with athletic action as Hanover freshmen and all college football teams meet at the Park this afternoon while court business and community events unfold, including the Wells visit, grape shipments, and a county salary decision.
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Madison Clerk to sue over libel in March term
Mark Storen Scott county clerk will sue the Madison Courier and the Indianapolis Journal for 5000 damages in the Jefferson County Court. He claims editorials accusing him of improper opening of state ballots and misusing tickets harmed his reputation. The grand jury previously exonerated him after related investigations.
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Modern Fashions and History Highlight Season Styles
The current season opens with rich styles drawn from historical sources. Louis XV and Louis XVI conceits share pages with Directoire and Empire costumes and 1830s fancies, modernized by contemporary artistry. The piece warns fashion lovers to trust natural taste while consulting fashion journals for origins and adaptations.
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Fragmentary Article Reflects Panic Era Debates
Disjointed OCR text notes questions about relief for the Great Panic. References to President William Henry Harrison, an extra session in May after his inauguration in 1844, and arguments over finances appear amid garbled fragments from a historical page.
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Progress of extra sessions and Hale tooth filling method
Historical review notes how Congress held rare extra sessions since 1879 and cites President Lincoln and Hayes eras. It then discusses Dr Hale's painless tooth filling method, public interest, and endorsements from dentists and patients, with a testimonial from M. Gooner and promotional notes for Wisconsin Central Line travel and services.
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