Tomb of Confucius Pillars Chronicle Ancient Shrine
A detailed traveler’s account describes the Confucius tomb at Chu fu hsien in Shan tung. The sacred grounds feature a solemn avenue, large stone guardian figures, and a simple grave mound within a pavilion, with inscriptions praising the philosopher. Nearby are tombs for Confucius’ son King Il-Psi and grandson King ehi-Tzue, plus a memorial to Tzu Kung. Tens of thousands of followers are buried nearby to honor the sage.
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Deaf Hear Device Promises Restored Hearing Inquirers Report
A Bridgeport inventor, H. L. Wales, creates a small glasseslike device that focuses sound waves onto the ear drum, potentially restoring hearing for longtime deaf individuals. Early tests show promise but experts urge careful evaluation before medical use.
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Bridgeport
Unclear OCR Baby Health Note Leads to Cure Claim
fragmented text recounts a personal health saga with rheumatism fever and swelling. mentions doctors and a remedy named California Root Tea allegedly curing the writer. references St. Louis and a cryptic note about the Nine Tailors.
Castoria and Advertisements Across The Paper
A collage of nostalgic ad lines references Castoria for babies sobbing and babies, a call to find a unique word in a 3 inch display, Crescents on products, prize puzzles, and various patent medicine pitches. It weaves in mentions of California Fig Syrup Co, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, Hall's Catarrh Cure, and several names in promotional snippets, ending with garbled trailing text.
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Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health Cure
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery from bye C. B. Judd's Electric Belts as a cure for consumption scrofula and related lung and blood diseases. It claims blood purification flesh-building strength and guarantees a refund if no benefits are seen.
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Pierce
Promised Cure Claims for Catarrh Remedy
An advertisement proclaims getting well or paying 8500 for the Errestors of Dr Sage's Catarrh remedy. It states the worst catarrh cases, regardless of duration, are permanently cured by this treatment.
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