From Infancy To Age Lexakola for Babies and Mothers
An advertising note extols LAXAKOLA as a safe gentle laxative and tonic for infants children and mothers. It claims benefits for constipation colic digestion sleep and appetite, with notes on building up blood and improving complexion and vitality across ages from babies to women. The copy emphasizes safety no irritation and suitability during nursing and illness.
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India
Aimalater
Laxakola
Neuyras
His First Battle Experience Revealed by a Nameless Officer
A nameless officer recalls his first battlefield ride and the trials of raw recruits. He describes dismounting to avoid blocking the road, losing his scabbard, leading a chaotic muster, a near miss from a cannonball, the charge that broke the enemy, and a rain soaked night with eerie, mud filled fatigue after witnessing the first dead and wounded faces.
Gettysburg Bloodiest Battle of the Century in History
The Observer notes Gettysburg as the bloodiest 19th century battle with over 40 percent losses among about 100,000 per side. It compares Antietam’s 35 percent and Cold Harbor’s 15,000 Union casualties in 15 minutes, while discussing Confederate aims and Union defense on native ground. The piece also critiques Senator Cockrell’s camera shyness and recounts a Milwaukee delegation visit to Raleigh hotel for a photo.
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Gettysburg
Antietam
Cold Harbor
Hansack
Cockrell
Missouri
Milwaukee
Raleigh
Washington
Bandages of pulp a naval surgeon touts pulp sheets for poultices
A United States naval surgeon recommends substituting wood pulp sheets for flaxseed meal in poultices. Soaked in hot water, the sheets absorb four to five times their weight in moisture and provide a clean, clothless method. No cooling or stirring needed. sheets can be reused for days with reheating.
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United States
Philadelphia Record
Widow seeks adoption of Brooklynbanker in Supreme Court
Mrs. Mary Augustus Mott a 50 year old Brooklyne widow with a 500000 fortune petitions the supreme court to adopt 26 year old banker Charles H Crane. The case hinges on adult adoption legality and possible legislative workaround if the court denies the petition.
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Mary Augustus Mott
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Charles H. Crane
Crane
Minora
New wrinkle in begging at the publishing plant visit
A visitor to Chicago courts taps a famed publisher with a tale of locating a publishing plant and investing hundreds of thousands. The encounter ends abruptly as Mr Jones hints at being behind the times while recalling a past industry figure and noting the stranger’s slim funds.
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United States
Chicago
Mr. Jones
Times
Jones
Using Straw Stacks to Save Waste and Profit on the Farm
J L Irwin argues farmers should preserve and repurpose straw rather than let it rot. He notes straw can feed cattle, insulate sheds and lean-tos, provide bedding, and absorb manure to create valuable fertilizer, boosting wealth for efficient farms.
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J. L. Irwin
Lack of System Slows Queen's Rekindled Recruit Push
A British war office delay hinders immediate enlistment after the queen's proclamation. Soldiers flocked to headquarters seeking to reenlist under a new plan, but were turned away due to missing detailed instructions. Critics blame premature royal appeal or bureaucratic delay, while Italy reports about 69,900 Hebrews in its population.
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British
War Office
Italy
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