Fifth Pair of Nerves and Their Influence on Mind and Body
Bruton notes two nerves in the head connecting to the eyes nose and mouth affecting circulation and brain function. Alcohol and nerves are linked to heightened activity then slowing of higher centers. Charcot shows hysteria forms with catalepsy and lethargy induced by light sound or touch, demanding precise observation and explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Bruton
Lord Derby
Sting
la Nature
Cartaz
Charcot
Duchenne
Boulogne
Char
Moline Plow Company
Moline, Tlinois
Harris
Fey Earpg
Harris Remedy CO. Mfg
Louis
Fixing the Thermometer at Gen Shattuo’s Office
A Cincinnati Sun amusing note tells how Gen Shattuo of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway warned a clever office boy Louie to keep the thermometer at seventy degrees. To meet the demand Louie briefly lit a match under the device, raising the thermometer, and saved himself with a quick deception. The General values him as highly as his $600 dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen Shattuo
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
Gen. Shattuo
Gen. Shattuc
Louie
Cincinnati Sun
Mysterious Gulf Lights Said To Foretell Fierce Storms
The Montreal Herald notes unusually brilliant lights in the gulf and Lower St. Lawrence with local fishermen and traditions claiming such glare predicts great storms. Historical mentions include notable wrecks and voyages, and the lights are said to shine from midnight to dawn with ships fleeing the glow.
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Gulf
Lower St. Lawrence
Montreal Herald
Paradis
Sir Hovenden Walker
St. Lawrence
Boston
Quebec
Carrick
Exmouth
Cape Race
Abnormal Nervous Conditions Reported by Dr Obsroot
A historical note references Dr Obsroot describing ongoing abnormal nervous conditions observed over several years. The text hints at clinical courses and medical discussion within a Sainte tee context. Further readable detail is limited in the fragment.
Dog swallows traveler’s ten dollar gold piece in Detroit restaurant
A traveler in Griswold Street’s eatery bets heads or tails for a $10 gold piece. The coin is swallowed by a dog named Towser after the animal is offered a treat as the woman milk supplier protests any harm. The man demands restitution, offers $15, and conflicts ensue.
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Detroit
Griswold Street
Towser
Pontiac
Value of Autographs and Historical Signatures
Philadelphia numismatist Mr Mason lists autograph letters by presidents and signers as highly valuable. Washington and Lincoln commands range from 4 to 25 dollars, with a record 115 dollars. Other figures include Adams, Jefferson, Polk, and Hancock with varied prices, plus lesser signatures from Taylor to Burgoyne.
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Mason
Philadelphia
Ari
Washington
Lincoln
Zachary Taylor
John Adams
James Madison
Andrew Jackson
W. H. Harrison
Jas. K. Polk
Thomas Jefferson
J. Q. Adams
John Tyler
Franklin Pierce
James Buchanan
George Gwinnett
Stephen Hoptin
Lyman Hall
John Hancock
Robert Morris
Kosciucko
Edward Braddock
Cornwallis
Burgoyne
Mr. Mason
Louisvtle Courier-Journal
Royal lads cause railcar uproar on Christmas journey
The Prince, Albert Victor and George traveled from Sandringham to church with their family when a post-Christmas homeward incident sparked a lively scene at Exeter station. A porter faced a hailstorm from the royal party as trains moved on amid the festive bustle.
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Albert Victor
George
Sandringham
Britannia
Seimantien
Exeter
Bee
Peppe
Zimira Ga
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Dr. Charcet
Paris
Moline Review
Moline, Illinois
W. Wheelock
Geo. Stephens
A. L. Carson
Evans
Moline Manufacturers
Dimock, Gould & CO
Illinois
Moline
Private Medical Aeviser
Or. Butts
N. Ltd &J
St. Louis
DR Dutts
Peters
Carstea
Clark St
Chicago
de. Whittier
St. Charles
Ieee
Bendayn
Pamphiet
Seayeres
T.K
St. Cheries Street
St.Louis
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