Blood Marriages Dividing Views on Mental and Physical Harm
Historical medical notes review differing authorities on blood marriages and heredity. Esquirol links insanity risk to descendants. Menie asserts most deafness stems from parental ties. Lucas and others discuss varied generation effects and outcomes for offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquirol
Menie
Lucas
Lal
Frodaue
Anis
Pimet
Qin Qi
Bedery
Eplen
Tina Fo Owenees
Ten Word Message in a Skeleton Plot
Blodgett reads a terse telegram about a boy named Joey and a surrounding danger. The note hints at danger and a protective house scene as Mrs Blodgett questions the brief message.
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Blodgett
Bladeett
Myr
Anmicus
Stee
Joey
Skootme
Nat
Plu
Woot
Denver
Erie
Lor
Sam
Joey Widgin
Dancy
Chicago
Christmas notes and local notices from Mooresville area
Christmas greetings and visits fill local pages as residents near Roxomo Jeffersonville and Cloverdal share family time. Residents like Ida Fogleman resign from school and Calvert accepts Martinsville invitation while charity efforts reach many needy families with gifts and turkey.
Simmons Medicine for Liver and Stomach Ailments Ad
An advertisement touts Simmons as a cheap, noble, effective family medicine for liver stomach and spleen diseases. It claims to regulate the liver prevent chills and fever and alleviate maldefana fevers bowel complaints unrest jaundice and nausea.
Fragmentary Philadelphia notice hints at event wrap or package
Fragmentary OCR shows jumbled words and scattered names around Philadelphia with references to a wrap or package. No clear date, organization, or outcome is readable from the snippet.
Settlement of Accounts After January First
A historical correspondence note from York Aggerton states a business continuation after January 1, 18a7 and demands all accounts be settled at once. It warns that any unsettled balances will be turned over to another collector for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
Martinsville
G. A. TL
J. P. Calvert
B.F. Batter
West Slain Street
Mareho
Butter
Rocur
W. C. Greesan
Farness
York “Aggerton
A Care for Lame Back in Sardis Kentucky
A reader from Sardis Kentucky reports relief from back and hip pain after using one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm following a fever. The note claims it also cures rheumatism and ends with a remark that it was sold locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lounden Grover
Sardis
Marriage Licenses Listed with Several Couples
A list of marriage licenses includes E. B. Ferguson with Cora Thomson, Newton Claypool with Lillie Kennedy, John E. McDaniel with Nancy Vendemnen, and Ben K. White with Catherine M. Warble. An unrelated ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for digestive health in small, medium, and large sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. McDanial
Nancy Vendemnen
Ben. K. White
Catherine MY. Warble
Dr. Caldwell
G. W. Bass
Woman's Edition of Westfield News Promotes Cough Remedy
The April 3 1896 Woman's Edition from Westfield Indiana highlights a correspondent's note praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best treatment for croup cold and bronchitis for family use. Bottles priced at 25 and 50 cents are offered for sale by local merchants.
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Westfield
Ind
Westfield News
Chamberlain
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M. Pevets
John T. Greeson
Roxomo
Caroline Sheets
Jeffersonville
Ida Fogleman
A. B. Calvert
Princeton
Thomas Burk
Ai West Newton
Greensbury
Durk
Charles Hinfiman
Cloverdal
John Cesand
Wilson Reasin
Llencliion
Talus
Jehn I
Pines
Edear McCracken
Tosa Mera Ad
Visiture Huis
Wilkinson McCraden
C.W. Remey
Testis
Messrs Semares & Scott
Joby
Ingersoll
Epworth
Suilivignt
Jota
Mooresville
M. Eo
M.E
Church Board
LN. Thompson & Daughter
Mooresvile
Nisen
Elice
Piladelphis
al. Richardson
Harriage
E. B. Ferguson and
Cora Thomson
Newton Claypool and
Lillie Kennedy
Coods
Pric
Chaba Ice
J. E. Overton
Cloak Bargains
Indianapolis, Ind
W. A. York
Mary Harvey