End of Humane Death Plan Proposed by Dr Wendte
The Rev Dr Wendte of San Francisco argues that incurable patients have a right to death to end torturous suffering. He envisions a governor appointed eight member commission to review cases, ensure all remedies fail, confirm intolerable pain, and approve a humane death. He cites cases of patient agony, isolation, and failed comfort measures to justify a death remedy. The plan would involve physicians, legal and health leaders, and humane citizens to judge each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wendte
San Francisco
Dr.Wendte
Wendie
Wendte
Squaw Men and Indians Killings at Seminole City
News from the Seminole nation reports a clash between squaw men and full-bloods in Wewoka. Three full-blood Indians were killed and two squaw men injured before First Cavalry troops arrived to restore peace. Federal troops will prevent further trouble, amid land and marriage law tensions affecting Seminole leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewoka
Seminole Council
Mrs Maybrick Likely To Die In Prison Infirmary
Baroness de Roques, mother of Mrs. Maybrick, reports her daughter in a hopeless condition in the prison infirmary and fears she will not survive the winter. The interview occurred at Waking prison with Florence Maybrick last week as the prisoner is described crushed by despair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baroness de Moques
Florence Maybrick
Effect of Good Housing on the Poor and Social Reform
A collection of observations on housing and poverty notes Shaftsbury and Waterlow on housing improving outcomes, plus brief items promoting tonics and curatives. Mentions Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, No-To-Bac, Piso's Cure, Dr Kay's remedies, and the Baldwin Locomotive Works milestone. Includes quotes on ambition and fame from Longfellow and other short product notices.
The Bible and the Bicycle Church Sermon From Harper's Weekly
A Washington clergyman uses bicycle life to teach Christian conduct. He likens rising from falls and steady progress on a bike to spiritual ascent, urging believers to ride erect, move with zeal, and keep their lights burning to guide others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Earth
Harper's Weekly
Coo s Cough Balsam and Toothsome Remedies
An antiquated blend touts Coo s Cough Balsam as the oldest and best remedy for colds and coughs. The fragment also mentions Cascaret candy cathartic as a cure and promotes manners, breeding, and respectability as social security.
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Sir
Aman
Fragmentary Health Ad Copy From Historical Page
The text presents fragmented and odd promotional lines praising health products and tonics. It references authors and phrases without clear context, mentioning a Duke of Marlborough, a Joyful Feeling of health, Cascarets as a digestive aid, and criticizes cheap medicines. The passage reads like garbled OCR from an old advertisement or editorial snippet.
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Saya
City of
Mexico
Boston Interests
London
Lord Shaftsbury
Sidney Waterlow
Hostetter
Napoleon
Ad. Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
J. R. Mapison
Ave
Ill
Carlstedt
Longfellow
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Gloucester
Norman
D. H. Rohrabaugh
Osceola
Iowa
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Warner’s
JRE
Warner's
Safe Cure Co
Safe Cure
Beecher
Duke of Marlborough
Pole
Chesterfield
Antwerp
Ayer
Murray O
Rialto
Chicago Board of Trade
Weite
AL Deane
Iauait
Anne Deane
Monkopat Vane
Woolley
Atlanta, GA
Oph
Hartford
Columbia Art
Columbia
Pope Mfg. CO
Babcock
Walter Baker & Co
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester
Cireul
Fouaness
Kay Medion) Co
Weaieto
Omaha
Neb
Riven
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