Golden Medical Discovery Promoted By Medical Authorities
A dubious ad claims a tonic named Golden Medical Discovery cures numerous ailments from fatigue to digestive issues. It lists several medical authorities and endorses accompanying Pleasant Pellets to aid digestion, asserting the product is natural and free of alcohol or harmful drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Lee
R. Bartholow
Jefferson
Colter
Philo
Wood M. B
Uaivet Pal
Bawin Mi. Hale
Hahnemann Med
Piaf John King
Dno. M. Seud~ite
J. D
Laurerich Jameson
Med
Dept. Univ
Finlay Ellingwood
M. D
Fearnet Medie Cal College
Addiss
Postal
Y. Pierce
Buffalo, Noy
Golde Medical
Prown
Golden Medical
Dr Addison at The Dakota House New Ulm Minn
Brief notice lists Dr Addison at The Dakota House in New Ulm Minnesota with odd cryptic timing and codes. No further context or definitive details are provided in the readable fragment.
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Dakota House
New Ulm
Minn
Renowned Dr Jones Offers Wide Range of Cure Claims
An advertisement extols Dr Jones as a leading specialist in nervous and chronic diseases with claims of cures for eye, ear, throat, and stomach conditions. It lists numerous ailments including consumption, kidney and liver issues, goiter, paralysis, and nerve debility, promising vitality restoration and special treatments for men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceil
Dr. Jones
Cros
Suniel I
Wonderful Cures Promised in Old Casita Ad
An advertisement proclaims flawless cures and offers free confidential navigation assistance. It claims to treat thousands labeled incurable and mentions an address and reference to Drexel stad EBank on Oakwood Blvd. Druk Chicago.
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Drexel Stad
Ebank
Adde
Nes
Oakwood Blvd
Druk Chicago
Three Ohio Leaders Rally Cincinnati in Presidential Talk
James A. Lugeren outlines how Taft Foraker and Harmon, all born in Hamilton County, Ohio, shaped Cincinnati as a political hotspot. The piece traces their parallel paths, college days, public service, and evolving stances from Greeley to Roosevelt eras, noting Harmon's enduring conservatism and rumored presidential prospects.
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James A. Lugereun
Visseiduu Mhat
LiLy
Tian
Cinicinnati
Cincinnati
Olin
White House
Taft
Foraker
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Yift
Farmon
Hamilton
Harmon
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Yale
Cornell
Denison
Washington
Greeley
Surgeons Charges and the Billing Dilemma
The Chicago Tribune notes surgeons often set fixed fees aimed at about one month’s income, charging from nothing to 5000 dollars for operations. Patients struggle to understand why costs vary so widely and resent high bills for urgent, lifesaving work.
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Chicago Tribune
Ships of Tyre still guide Far East vessel design
In ancient times Phoenician Tyrian ships influenced Greek Roman and later European models. English shipwrights refined design, while in the Far East Persian and Indian builders cling to Tyrian forms. Modern high sterns echo Columbus, as crews sail by stars with cargo pilgrims and livestock aboard. Nashville American.
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Far East
Solomon
Israel
Tyre
Suez Channel
China
England
Greece
Rome
Venice
Persia
India
Trinidad
Mecca
Nashville
A Metaphor With a History in English Phrase
The Manchester Guardian notes the saying to know a hawk from a hernshaw traces to Lalcon ty and heronshaw meaning young heron. It explains how the phrase evolved into handsaw through Hamlet, questioning whether the hawk and its prey offered a strong distinction.
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Lalconty
Manchester Guardian
No Death Penalty in Several European Nations
The London Chronicle notes that European countries such as Italy Holland Norway Switzerland Portugal and Russia have no death penalty except in cases involving rulers heirs to the throne. It cites Zug canton in Switzerland with a three year minimum for willful homicide and a maximum life imprisonment as the lowest in the world.
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Italy
Holland
Norway
Switzerland
Portugal
Russia
Zug
London Chronicle
Express trains stalled by station mixups
A witty exchange at a subway stop has a sweet young woman asking for an express train. Her escort explains it’s not an express station, prompting a tiresome reaction. The aside references a Misquoted line from Hesiod and a New York Press quip about working evil for another.
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New York Press
Did Lee Expect Defeat at Sailors Creek General's Remark
John S Wise quotes General Lee after Sailors Creek saying he feared the line of retreat would be forced and that a few more Sailors Creeks could end the war. Lee noted he would have followed the Danville road but Sheridan's approach derailed that plan. He reflected on odds, strength, and the troops under him, recognizing a grim outlook.
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Sailors Creek
Lee
Davis
Rice’ Station
Marshall
Lynchburg
Manassas
Sharpsburg
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
John S. Wise
Circle Magazine
A Witty Judge Famed for Sharp Ejectments and Verse
The late Hon. Noah Davis, famed for trying Boss Tweed and his keen humor, is celebrated as a noble Western New York jurist. At Niagara circuit in the seventies he presided over an ejectment case about a party wall. Expert engineers Litto and True testified with precision, prompting Davis to jot a playful couplet about their names and acuity.
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Bue
Noah Davis
New York
Orleans County
Niagara
Davis
Altornes
Tealia Inchis
John A. Litto
Buffalo
A. R. True
Niagara River
Falls
True
Ditto
Daniel BH. McMillan
Man and His Sweet Tooth Observed in Lunchroom Remarks
A stenographer downtown notes men often load coffee or chocolate with six lumps of sugar and then eat heavily powdered sugar apple pie. The remark, cited from New York Press, contrasts sweet habits among men and women and comments on social perceptions of indulgence.
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Tradimnik
New York Press
Spelling taunts turn into letters and riches
A giri once deriding poor spellers now receives three fat letters from a man who cannot spell correctly, yet she gathers a large bow and money in the bank. The Kam Courant notes the irony as fortunes shift in a brief, pointed remark.
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Giri
Howard
Kam
Perhaps She Did Talent for Drawing Inherited
A Chicago Banci Herald note quotes a parent asking about a daughter’s drawing talent. The remark ponders whether artistic ability runs in the family, citing a relative who is a dentist as another unlikely source of talent.
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Chicago Bacani-Herald
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Bryan
Bryan Blases
Judge Harmon
Santa Fe
Paul Morton
Roosevelt
Morton
Superior Court of
United States
Ani
Batt
Philippines
People’s Party
Tidge Thirmick
Deasverais
Fidecal
People's Party
Common Pleas Court
Wit
Jan Harmoet
Harmer
All College
Jud Harmon
Hwracn
Jud Elarmon
Home Guard
Young Harmon
Taylog
Tie
Kirby Smith
John Morgan
France
Caesar
Bryan Ta
Ohio Ten
William Howard Taft
Democratic Party
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Cleveland
Scobey
Harmons
Mrb&. Harmon
Hesiod
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