Trichinella Infection From Undercooked Pork Warned
A medical discussion explains how Trichinella spiralis enters humans via uncooked pork. It describes larvae maturing in the stomach, migrating to voluntary muscles, causing acute diarrhea and severe muscle pains, and notes that thorough cooking or proper heat destroys the parasite while fat renders harmless. The piece argues no danger from well-cooked pork and dismisses lard as a risk.
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Pope
Ocean
Militia Encampment Ordered for Illinois National Guard
General Order from Headquarters Illinois National Guard dated Aug 20 1881 announces a four day camp near Bloomington named Camp Yates beginning Sept 5 for the Second Brigade. Regimental officers must report with reports on arrival. instruction will follow U S Army field duties. no pay. officers and men to provide uniforms and blankets. transportation and forage requisitions due by Aug 25 to Bloomington. subsistence and transport funded by private sources. camp near veterans’ reunion site.
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Springfield
Bloomington
Yatas
Yates
Camp
U.S. Army
John McNulta
Ulunais National Guard
Baic-General
Reece
Aise BF
Mitts
Ass't
Adj
Clendenin
Dry or Wet Medicines Offered by Tinier Wor
Raut or Dry. Yome Nei prefer to purchase medi cines in the dry plate so they can see themselves that they are purely vegetable. Others have not the time or desire to pre the medicine, and wish it ready to accommodate each class the proprietors of tilner Wor now offer that well known remedy, in both dry and liquid form, sold by druggists everywhere. Truth.
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Propritors
Tilner
President Garfield’s condition remains grave amid fluctuating hopes
Reports from Washington and London detail Garfield’s stubborn debility as doctors report partial nourishment by mouth and enemas, vomiting episodes, and swelling of the parotid gland. Surgeons warn that recovery hinges on digestive strength and continued wound healing, with daily bulletins provoking public anxiety.
President's alarming decline and blood poisoning fears
Late Thursday the President’s physicians reported a worsening condition with inflamed parotid gland, failing digestion, rising pulse around 120, and signs of blood poisoning. Dispatches from London noted misgivings, clouded mind, and dwindling strength, with little hope for recovery within twenty four hours.
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Trorough
White House
Leo Blaihe
Lowell
London
Guiteau’s prison attitude and escape attempt
The account portrays Guiteau as craving notoriety, starting with imagined grand status and luxury, then becoming a common prisoner. Facing diminished status, the wretch allegedly staged an attack on the guard to revive public attention and elevate his profile.
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Guiteau
Remarkable Dyspepsia Cure And Misc Remedy Pitch
An old advertisement touts Whells Health Renewer as a premier dyspepsia cure priced at one dollar with Richards and Lohrbeck in Moline as depots. It also promotes Dr Marstaliljs Bromolide, branded as the Big Blood and Liver Code, claiming long lasting satisfaction and universal druggist availability.
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Depot + Richards & Lohrbeck
Moline
East Indian Prince to Marry Seven Brides at Once
The East Indian Prince of Gondal nears marriage and will lead seven maidens to the altar simultaneously. The unusual union, described as a troubled yet hopeful life, is portrayed as eight souls sharing one common thought and eight hearts beating as one.
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Gondal
Ex mayor J A Gentry cured by St Jacobs Oil
Richmond State reports ex mayor J A Gentry of Manchester Virginia was cured of rheumatism by St Jacobs Oil per local notice.
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Richmond
J A Gentry
Manchester
St. Jacobs Oil
Washington Fifty Years Ago Comedian Corwin in Congress
The piece recalls Thomas Corwin a Representative from Olio as a leading comic figure in Congress with sharp wit and marked appearance. It notes Van Buren's attempts to mend tensions with Washington society and describes social entertainments at the White House and cabinet dinners as a novel practice among presidents and their successors.
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Congress
Thomas Corwin
Olio
van Buren
Nachington Society
Jackson
Adams
Madison
Alexander Hamilton Beach
Tke
Dining Customs of the Supreme Court Period
The article recalls lavish meals with vegetable soup, boiled fish, roasts, game, and many desserts. Hosts carve meats while the lady serves vegetables and desserts. champagne appears sparingly, claret flows, and old Madeira accompanies the after-dinner period. The finest Madeira bore the label Supreme Court, associated with Justices who imported and enjoyed it daily after dinner. Some rare samples remain in Washington wine-cellars.
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Supreme Court
Washington
An Ant Worth Going To
A London Telegraph item praises a Colombian ant that hates rubbish and thrives in heated compost. It notes its habit of abandoning dirty homes, hatching eggs with artificial heat, and the community removing decomposed waste to keep the hotbed separate.
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Colombia
London Telegraph
Allen's Brain Food Promises Cure for Nervous Debility
An advertisement offers Allen's Brain Food as a cure for nervousness, debility, and weakness of generative organs priced at $16. The notice directs readers to send for a circular from Allen's Pharmacy in New York city and notes sale through WG Morris & Co in Moline.
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Allen's
First Ave
Moline
WG Morris & Co
Wheat and grain receipts plus late 19th century events
Receipts show 37 600 bushels of corn via canal and 2 011 car loads of all grain by rail in Chicago. Gains in French elections favor Republicans. Notices cover land bills, weather, fires, and notable Chicago figures.
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Chuago
France
Chamber of Deputies
Ween Victoria
Notable Figures and Market News From a Turbulent Era
A mass of disparate items reports Walter Bray Baker a Massachusetts asylum patient and former minstrel. Wisconsin and Illinois dairymen plan to resist cheese royalty payments. a Brooklyn mill fire causes $70,000 loss. border clashes push fears of US-Mexico tensions. A St. Louis bucket shop failure, death of Capt. Rider, and Clarkson Potter leading the American Bar Association are noted. Stabbings, drownings, and a murder case in Batavia are sketched alongside stock, grain, and export prices, imperial health briefings, and crop prospects across Europe and America.
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Baker
General Baker
Ball's Bluff
F and
Wisconsin
Lipois
Hubbell & Co
Brooklyn
Arizona
St. Louis
Samuel Rider
Iinois
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Ill
Clarkson N. Potter
American Bar Association
David Davis
Lyman Trumbull
Chas Stokely
Batavia
N. Y
John Welker
Stokely
Welker
United States
Startling Statement Under Oath on Skin Disease Cure
An affliction described as psoriasis or leprosy for twenty years caused extreme suffering and near death thoughts. The author credits Cuticura remedies and Resolvent with rapid improvement after trying many doctors, noting skin restoration in six weeks and relief from burning. Sworn testimony declares the treatment's effectiveness.
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Hot Springs
Detroit
Lansing
Mich
Iva
Lapeer
Amy
KH. Davis
Gaid
Cuticura
Ari
Fureka
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