Siege of Paris War and Mental Disease Report
An expert lecture in the Salse triere discusses how the siege of Paris influenced mental illness, noting a drop after the war began but rising insanity amid hunger crowding and alcohol. Suburban fear, rare manic cases, and widespread inventions mania accompany the siege and military presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lies
Ian
Suberhan
Termoni
Sbondance
National Guard
Trochy
Mysterious Healing Dream Story From Local Home
A fragmented account describes a boy cured by a dream induced ointment applied over several days. The tale names Drs, a priest, and neighbors, detailing orders, bandages, and the patient’s recovery, ending with reflections on heaven and a bet won by silent endurance.
Fifth Victim Named in Turned Turner Rae Shooting
Intelligence reached this city yesterday of the shooting and fatal wounding of John Wanters town marshal at Turner Rae Henry county at that place Saturday by a desperado named La eren Evans. An old grudge sparked the attack. A warrant was sworn out for Evans arrest but he and eight desperate companions forced the officers to retreat. Wanters is Evans fifth victim.
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Trovisviine
John Wanters
Turner Rae
Henry County
Laeren Evans
Evans
Vanters
Great Damage by Grasshoppers in New Hampshire Farms
Local farmers report severe grasshopper incursions across Lacenta Prank lin Bridgewater Barnstead Gilmanton and Alton. In Prank lin grass hoppers eat grass threatening hay crops while Bridgewater sees a farmer capture 28 bushels and others capture ten bushels daily. Cattle may be moved from pastures as feed is destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranklin
Bridgewater
Tn Barnstead
Gilmanton
Alton
Supposed Drowning of Two Boys at Nyack River Shore
One or two fall suits of clothing were found on the river shore at Nyack New York at a popular bathing ground. It is believed the garments belonged to two boys who may have been drowned. No missing persons are reported, leaving the outcome uncertain for local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack
N.Y
Vlay
Ladiesburg Items July 22 07 22
Harvest near finish in vicinity with grain put into shocks. Joseph Wilderbrand completed last Monday. A repast was hosted by Mr Hilderbrand, B Rosenour and Jam tlv of Frederick visited the Hilderbrand family. Mt Zion Evangelical Lutheran Ladies Home and Foreign Missionary society to hold ice cream and strawberry festival on July 3d 4th and 5th with day and night sessions. Heavy rains caused little property damage. Jonas and Israel Crimm, visiting Illinois, returned home Wednesday.
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Joseph Wilderbrand
Hilderbrand
B. Rosenour
Tlv
Frederick
Ladies’ Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
Mt. Zion Hatta
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Messrs
Jonas
Israel Crrim
Ilinois
Costliest pulpit planned for New York cathedral
The White Marble Cathedral in New York seeks a Carrara marble pulpit as an ornate octagonal structure thirteen feet high. It will rest against a cathedral pillar, feature Gothic canopies, statues of five great preachers, and panels of polished Mexican onyx with rich Gothic tracery and foliage motifs.
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Wetchester
Boston Seance Returns Message From Spirit of Wife
A Boston widower at a seance in Chicago Herald reports communicating with his wife who had passed to the spirit land from Boston. She says the surroundings are charming but notes it isn’t Boston, reflecting her aesthetic circle membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago Herald
Spirit Land
Tattooed Man Exhibited As Living Art In Cincinnati
An interview describes a tattoo artist, Filmer Getchell, detailing a case of extensive body art on a tattooed man, including a full crucifixion scene. The process, costs, and pains are discussed, with notes on other clients from children to dogs and claims of the art aging with the wearer. The piece underscores the exhibition use and earning potential of tattoo work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Rsaco
Jerusalem
Frank Hadley
Reed
Hadley
Cincinnati
Hin
Campher for Cholera in Medical Journal Note
Dr Dudgeon recalls Rocles investigations into the cholera germ and Hahnemann s 1835 idea that contagion consisted of minute invisible living creatures. He notes camphor as a potent cholera bacilicide and comments on its efficacy amid epideixs in Lucope.
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Campher
Dudgeon
London
Rocles
Hahnemann
Dadgeon
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Nevin
Red Lion
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