Risking Their Lives. Paris Lette Tells of Leprosy Apostles
Bernard O Reilly recounts missionaries and nobles who cared for lepers across history. He highlights Knights of St Lazarus, Saint John Hospitallers, and Jesuit efforts from Jerusalem to Madagascar where hospitals and asylums offered light to outcasts.
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Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder Endorsed by Cooks
Forty years of purity affirmation. Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder is hailed by the United Cooks and Pastry Cooks Association of the United States as the most perfect baking powder for quick rise and fine cakes. It is praised for being free from ammonia lime or alum and widely recommended in hotels restaurants clubs and private homes.
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Money and Meals Schemes at Yale College Described
The piece recounts a student ledgers and meal clubs at Yale, detailing board sharing with a Lindslady and weekly sums to cover meals. It notes monitors tracking attendance, plus editors’ pay scales from Literary Magazine and college publications. It mentions Yale Banner and New Haven News.
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Mastiff Tobacco Ad From Richmond Virginia
An advertisement for Mastiff tobacco by J Thrace Tobacco Co of Richmond Virginia touts a pure plug that does not bite the tongue and is free from foreign mixture. It claims greater solid comfort in one package than appears in many others, packed in can vas pouches.
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J. Thrace Tobacco Co
Richmond
Unclear medical advice on liver oil and consumption risks
The fragment discusses liver oil as a remedy and warns against consumption dangers related to thinness and consumption fears. It mentions sending a book on careful living and anemia, with references to a supplier and vague health claims. The text is garbled with misspellings and unclear origins.
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Pasteur and Vermeuil Debate Disease Between Man and Beast
A 19th century discussion describes Pasteur's theories and M Vermeuils stance on tetanus, claiming a virulent disease can transfer from horses to humans and may be cured in Dominalist subjects. Warns horse owners to isolate and bury deceased animals carefully if illness strikes.
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Military education for draft officers in various stations
The article describes thorough military education with nine antitary echoes at several places. It notes age based entry, exams, and progression to corps without formality, plus advanced studies at Berlin War Academy for lieutenants and captains. It also mentions schools for artillery, marksman, and other war services, and railroad station committees ready for mobilization.
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The Doctor's Fee and a Train Snore Tale
A noted late doctor on the Michigan Central trips often, while en route to Marshall, Mich, slept loudly enough to rouse fellow passengers. Conductor Harris woke him during an approach to Marshall and teased that his snoring aided a would be attacker, prompting the doctor to relocate to another car. The anecdote blends travel mishap with a comic exchange on a sleepy journey.
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Stone Fights in Corea Attract Public Amusement
In Seoul's eastern districts stone fights replace kite flying as the chief pastime. Mobs of fifty to a hundred clash with clay and wooden clubs, shields of cloaks raised, amid cheers from spectators. Villages along the river engage in ongoing feuds, with sudden flips in fortune and occasional fatalities reported.
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Old wedding customs and parliamentary quips cited
In England a ring and button fortune telling wedding fate. the ring signals a next bride, the button an old maid, the tag a magical toast. A 300 year old parliamentary anecdote shows Lord Bacon’s era if speakers answer Queen Elizabeth with wit about seven weeks of sessions.
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House of Commons
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Dist Wie Neat Colloquy on Teaching Career
A light tone note praising a teacher’s career with playful misspellings and quirky phrasing. Mentions Birches and beet stroke, reflecting a local, informal bulletin style from a Burlington Free Pro context. No clear dates or participants beyond the speaker.
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Not Very Far A Distance Measured By Grief
A speaker reflects on death and longing as a beloved seems near in memory yet remains distant. Refrains echo that the departed have not journeyed far, yet grief measures a distance beyond physical space, as dream-revived loved ones return while the heart holds its own laws.
Thermo magnetic generator proposed by Menges of The Hague
An Arkansaw Traveler note reports M. Menges developing a thermo magnetic device to convert heat to electricity. It builds on Edison style pyro magnetic ideas, claiming automatic heating and cooling changes and temperature independent armature cores as key advantages.
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Hague
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Signal systems at sea and distress communications urged
Tear Admiral Colomb notes defective signaling in the channel citing a disaster and explains the Board of Trade bans mercantile ships from naval signal speech. He urges a universal distress signal that attracts attention and conveys the nature of the danger, as discussed in Chambers Journal.
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Kalamazoo Youth Aims for Twelve-String Guitar Revival
A Kalamazoo young man has built a nine-string guitar and claims it improves the traditional instrument. He is now designing a twelve-string model and expects charming results from the new approach, according to the Chicago Times.
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Chicago Times
St Jacobs Oil Cited By Several For Rheumatic Pain Relief
A string of readers from Brooklyn to Perryopolis praise St Jacobs Oil for quick relief of rheumatic and rheumatic related pains. Testimonials describe recovery from swollen joints and back pain after internal and topical use, with one man noting renewed mobility after years of stiffness.
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Common Ailments and Remedies Promoted in Advertisements
An 1890s style ad discussion touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a fix for nervousness indigestion and general debility, claims it nourishes the system and prevents illness. It also mentions Brown's Bronchial Troches for coughs and throat disorders and notes the eyes as windows of the soul when pain is present.
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Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Women’S Health
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a legitimate nonalcoholic tonic for women. It claims to restore health and vigor, cure functional irregularities and uterine issues, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfying.
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