Munyon Systematic Treatment by Mail in Philadelphia
Munyon's Medical Institution at 150 Arch Street Philadelphia promotes mail medicinal service. It describes doctors diagnosing patients via letters and stenographers preparing replies with cures claimed for various diseases. The service emphasizes no fees for consultations and low treatment costs, advertising a prompt, personalized approach from Prof. Munyon and staff.
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Munyon
Philadelphia
Muaron
Atric
Itress
Igos Arch Street
Antioxin treatment linked to high mortality in 1896 study
Springer reports 63 cases with 124 deaths in 1896 under antioxin use, mortality at 77 percent, while the prior year saw 581 hospital cases with high mortality and few subjected to serum. Accidents from injections, a seven year old boy revived by revulsive agents, and growing concern over X ray injuries cited. Cornell aims to promote nature study in New York schools, and two maps by Pauling are described as advances in contour mapping.
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Science
Springer
Te Hospital
Nnl
Lieilosh
Gulol
Cornell University
Pauling
Scientists Report On Curious Wall Ray Illness Episodes
A witness described children playing by a wall where a strange phenomenon caused head blisters. Prof Langelongue tested with humans using wall rays, protected by strontium shielding, while unprotected individuals burned. He connects the finding to potential future sunstroke therapies and notes brass helmets once shielded against rays.
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Lamelongae
Tring
Langelongus
Strontum Gliss
Moona Assembly Opens With Noted Entertainers
The Monon assembly begins on the 20th with an unusually attractive lineup for campers. Bishop Mowler of Buffalo will lecture on Lincoln, Rev De Witt Palmage returns, and Rev Sam Jones plus Mills and others accompany a strong program. The Pinney band and several vocalists and a famed hypnotist are billed among features.
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Monon Assembly
Ven Dass
Absuley
Bishop Mowler
Buffalo
B. Pay
Mills
Howard
United Sunes Army
F. GG. Wright
Ober Hy College
Thomas A Ding
University of Kansas
Leon Hy Vincent
Philadelphina
JH. Ay Bowen
Georgia
Pinney United States Band
Mrs. Leavitt
McKensie Gordon
New York
A. H. Canary
Mosquito Bite Triggers $3,000 Life Policy Win
Jefferson county circuit court reverses lower ruling in Sallie Omberg v United Mutual, granting judgment for 3,000 on her husband’s death. Judge Hazelrigg writes that a mosquito bite qualifies as an accident under the policy terms and directs payment.
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Circuit Cour
Jefferson County
Remucky
Sallie Omberg
United States
Mu |Ual Association
Hazelrigg
Qmberg
Eau Claire Encampment Attended by 800 Plus at Parade
The Eau Claire Encampment held last week drew over 800 attendees at the Wednesday evening event hosted by Kay Cire ladies. On Thursday the parade entertained more than 8,000 school children with small flags. Addresses were delivered by Post Commander Jones and others. The next encampment will be at Appleton. The organization reports 11,000 members and solid finances. New officers include Commander Col. B B Gray of Madison and others from Milwaukee May Claire and La Crosse. A push to consolidate pension agencies and create a National home for dishonorably discharged inmates is opposed by some, while others favor amending the 1890 pension law to require pauper proof for widows seeking pensions.
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Eau Claire
Grand Army
Kay Cire
BB. Gray
Madison
E. M. Bartlett
May Claire
Henry A., Heath
Milwaukee
Reeve
Appinion
W. W. Hurd
la Crosse
W. H Hennet
Mineral Point Tribune
Nulion
Oklahoma man reports lost dog with distinctive markings
Harry Mitchell seeks his missing dog described as tong and narrow built with black spots and wearing two silks around the neck and a short stub behind him. The notice signals a public alert to help locate the animal.
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Okahoma
Shif
Harry Mitchell
Tong
Counterfeiting Slugs Charge Against Merrillan Trio
Bert Hicks Burney Hicks and Charlee Hoelbringen of Merrillan Junction faced U.S. court action in Madison for counterfeiting after making lead slugs from stacked nickels to jam slot machines. They pleaded guilty to the charge and were fined $25 each.
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Bert
Burney Hicks
Charlee Hoelbringen
Merrillan Junction
U.S
Madison
Shero Wud Koon
Anyboy
Special excursion to Oshkosh for Saengerfest
June services from Marshfield to Oshkosh on account of the Saengerfest depart Marshfield at 7 a.m. Round trip tickets priced at $2.00. Local agent Wi L. Atwood, Marshfield, Wis. North-Western publishes Home-Seeker to attract settlers. free copy by applying to W. J.Walshero, Chicago. Northwestern Line offers half‑rate excursion tickets to Madison for Interscholastic meet May 26–29. check Chicago & Northwestern Railway for dates. Builders invited for a 50x60 foot frame barn. bids due noon Tuesday June 1. plans at 2012 Mrs. Many Grievus.
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Wii
Ofnthal
Wises Central
Osh- Kosh
Socviel Tralin
Marshfield
Wi L. Atwood
Wis
Citienpo & North-Western Railway
North-Western
South Dakota
W. J. Walshero
Fifth Avenur
Chicago
Northwestern Line
Madison
Wisconsin
Michigan
Gale
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Many Grievus
Chamberlain Pain Balm and Quick Cough Care Featured in Ad
Edwards and Parker of Pisias Ga advertise Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatism and muscular pain sold by Henry Horn. Alien & Wing promote Compound Celery Tea for bloating and nervous strain. One Minute Cough Care claims quick relief from grip and prevents complications according to H Hora.
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Alien & Wing
H. Hora
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Professor Munyon
Moona Assembly
Nestor Provandine
Marinutte
Tim
Harry
Bologna
Grenland Refrigerators
White Mountain
Marshfield Hardware Co
Gollmar Bros
Rene
G. R. Gustafson
Coz
Sithavid Central Ave
C. R. Gustafson
C.S. Vedder
Marshfield, Wis
Krebs
T. G. Arters Painter
2Nd and
Cedar Streets
Kinder Fleischman
Shoe Smiaker
Connection
Cor Chestnut and
1St Sureeis
Marsfield, Whi
Central Avenue
Geo. Seubert
Schauera
Schauer's
Joe Merten
Central Ave
E. F.mechler
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