Doctors Mistakes and Women’s Hidden Ailments
The piece argues many symptoms blamed on various organs are due to one underlying disease. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a safe tonic for women’s delicate systems and related nervous and digestive issues, claiming it strengthens the nerves, aids sleep, and eases anxiety. It also advertises Pleasant Pellets for stomach and bowel help.
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Pierce
Pieres
St. Vitus
St. Pierce
Fragmented Hyurs Wa Note on 29 December Births
Local column fragment notes births in Hyurs Wa with cryptic date and names unreadable. The brief mentions a list of born infants on or near 29 devs, but details are missing and identities are unclear.
Dr Jones Offers Wide Range of Treatments and Eye Services
Spica permanently treats cases at the incurable home without fees and visits yearly. Dr Jones reports many cures across catarrh lung diseases and other disorders, claiming rapid diagnosis and extensive experience. Treatment covers stomach kidneys bowels nerves heart skin epilepsy goiter appendicitis ruptures Bright's disease bladder female organs and cataract eye conditions with painless cross eye correction and guaranteed glasses.
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Gentla
Jones
Bright
Socialist Chautauqua Planned on Peekskill Farm
Rev A F Irvine buys 300 acre Peekskill N Y property to host a socialist Chautauqua for workingmen. Lectures on Marxist economics science and philosophy to be paired with nature study and field trips led by notable socialists and scientists. The site includes cleared land, woods, trout streams and hundreds of rock outcrops for teaching geology and ichthyology.
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Peekskill
N. Y
A. F. Irvine
Alexander F. Irvine
Irvine
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension
New York City
Percy Stickney
United States
Beaton Post Road
Dea
Nso 9
Hardie
Lovemaking by Rule and a Glasgow College Censor
A satirical note reviews Cupid the Surgeon by Herman Lee Meaders, outlining four types of women and two words patience and perseverance. It also reports Glasgow University banning girl graduates from conversing with male students, instituting a woman censor amid student resistance.
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Mark
Cupid
Herman Lee Meaders
Chicago
Glasgow University
Senate
Mireaven
No Dancing School Teachers For Enid
Enid public schools faced resignations after teachers attended a Thanksgiving hall event. The school board had adopted a rule prohibiting dancing, prompting several teachers to defy authority and rely on yearly contracts to stay in place.
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Enid
Okis
Eks
Bust of Eminent Surgeon Finished During Illness
Dr William T Bull, a renowned New York surgeon, died soon after guiding the completion of a life sized bust. He quietly arranged the work with Enid Yandell last spring, seeking a lasting personal tribute for his wife Mrs Bell before his death. The bronze portrays him in thoughtful pose, robe draped over his shoulders, capturing his scientific vocation.
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Ilnees
William T. Bull
New York
Newport
Social Parasites: McNeil Attacks Smart and Tramp Sets
University of Minnesota professor William H. McNeil told the Literary Club at the University of Chicago that both the smart set and the tramp set are social parasites. He condemned the rich socialites as useless and suggested the unemployed tramp would act similarly if given wealth and power.
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McNeil
William H. McNeil
University of Minnesota
Literary Club
University of Chicago
Professor McNeil
Rome
Wide Path for Railroads Forest Fire Plan
Public Service Board in Albany weighs a dirt firebreak along rail lines to curb forest fires. Railroads oppose lax fuel policy due to cost, prompting review of coal ash and spark sources and the need for a new state law to clear land along roads.
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Public Service Board
Public Service Commission
Second District
Albany
Halley's Comet Seen Again Expected Next Fall
Astronomers estimate Halley’s comet, last visible in 1836, will reappear to telescopes next fall and approach Earth until April 1910, stay visible to the naked eye for several months beforehand.
Professors of Aviation Proposed at Gottingen
A Bertin cable dispatch notes plans to establish aviation professorships at Gottingen University in Germany and at several technical colleges, outlining an academic expansion in flight studies.
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Bertin
Gottingen University
Germany
Emotional Miss Tally and the Artist Model Mystery
A boarding house romance unfolds with Miss Tully, a versatile artists model, revealing she earns by posing to capture deep moods. The narrator, lovesick and drawn by her shifting temper, learns her secret after a dramatic confession, ending with a wary marriage and lasting tension.
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Pinto Mss IB
Tom
Mary Magdalene
Tully
Beverly Worthing
Primitive Weapons Through History and Versatile Clubs
A discussion of ancient and colonial era weapons focusing on clubs and blades. It describes Mesican basalt blades, Sioux wooden clubs with blades, Polynesian shark tooth weapons, African clubs and kerites, and the evolution from club to sword with missiles like boomerangs bows and firearms.
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Mesico
National Museum of the
Beethoven and business distaste of selling music
An article from a German paper notes Beethoven did not bargain like others and demanded known fees in guineas or Austrian equivalents. In 1801 he wrote that the unpalatable business part is done and wished publishers would take works for a fair fee, leaving artists free of trade. He laments remaining half tradesman as dedications are discussed in a letter he wrote.
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London Exchange
Beethoven
Music Fim
Leipzig
The Viena Patroness and the Private Sonata Deal
A discussion in Viena outlines a proposal where a patroness may pay six guineas to hold a lady's sonata privately for one year. After that year the work becomes property of the publisher, with optional dedication if the patron deems it fitting, a tempting business prospect in the eyes of today’s patroness.
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Viena
Srt
Beethoven
The Proper Word Reckoning in a City Apartment
Ruth seven commits unpardonable assault on the king s English yet seventy five neighbors in the apartment house defend abe chosen proper word. Ruth s comment reveals vocal gymnastics of a lady learning to sing with a voice difficulties echoed by all neighbors.
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Ruth
Abe
Public Ridicule as Punishment Across Ages
A London Chron icle excerpt traces punishment from public ridicule in medieval times to harsher penalties in later centuries. It notes pillory, burning, bareheaded marches, and flogging, contrasting earlier social controls with brutal Georgian and George II era codes, including fleet flogging and harsh vagrancy penalties.
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Lee Sim
St. Thomas’ Hospital
George II
Henry VIII
Gloucester
Siuk
London Chronicle
Electric Bitters Endorsement From Halliday Resident
W C Krestler of Halliday Arkansas reports relief from stomach and liver troubles after using Electric Bitters. He claims the medicine purifies blood strengthens nerves and restores vigor. Available at local drug stores with money back guarantee if not helpful.
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W. C. Krestler
Halliday
Ark
O. M, OL. Sens Drag Store
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