Night ramble and neck pain tale from Philadelphia notes
A Philadelphia journalist William H H Cunnington recounts a nocturnal ramble with a stiff neck after a snowstorm near the Chestnut Street Opera House. He describes severe pain, delayed relief with St Jacob’s Oil, and a recovery by evening. The column also notes an impostor railroad brakeman exposed and a granger selling household goods with a line about work now worth much.
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