Dickens’s Characters and Critique by Florence Doombey
A critique on Charles Dickens by Florence Dom bey argues his figures are phantoms next to Thackeray, praising social aims like Lairey Camp at hospitals while condemning his lack of real heroes and the inhuman tone of some works. The piece notes Job Baldwin as Sam Weller’s possible origin and reflects on Dickens’s enduring social reform efforts.
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Rabie Churehyard
Kent
Job Baldwin
Test
Sam Weller
Mr. Pickwick
Job
Job Trotter
Dickens
Thackeray
Florence Dombey
Kate Nickelby
Mary Graham
Emma Platedale
Lairey Camp
Beedy Toe In Horses Exposed By Vet College
Prof Wortley Axe of the Royal Veterinary College presents a new view of seedy toe in horses. He notes abundant tiny nematode worms in the horn cavity and embryo fragments, with males bearing a strong boring tooth to cut horn. Some cases show no worms, requiring microscopic checks of many samples. Worms measure about one thirtieth of an inch.
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Wortley Axe
Royal Veterinary College
Mr. Axe
Electric Bitters touted as cure all for stomach liver and kidney
A sensational reward offer promises a liberal payment to anyone producing a Liver Kidney or Stomach complaint Electric Bitters will not rapidly cure The ad claims benefits for blood diseases biliousness jaundice constipation general debility with a money back guarantee at 50 cents a bottle Garrett & Bicele Storware and Steiner Bros promote Croft's Hypophosphites Celery and Chamomile Bitters and Dr Schley's Family Cough Syrup as remedies to coughs colds and related ailments with assurances of swift relief and easy purchase through local druggists
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Weill
Garrett & Bicele
The Moon and the Weather And Medieval Trades
A collage discusses how medieval trade names reveal gendered roots like bakehouse bakers and brewsters, and traces surnames such as Baxter to a woman who kept a bake-house, while also exploring moon influenced weather beliefs and a vine renovation anecdote highlighting glass-light effects on fruit color and foliage health.
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Pie Fletchers
Drekers
Non
Webber and
Webster
Baxters
Joan Baxter
Milk predilections and brain illness at Edinburgh asylum
A Tamil report from the Reval Edinburgh Asylum notes patients with low mood and manic excitation due to brain disorder. One case consumed eight pints of milk and sixteen oyu daily before recovery, while another patient was nearly pulseless and near death upon admission.
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Reval Fdinburgh Asylum
Tout
Eureka Comm Sheller Promises High-Volume, Dust-Free Shelling
Farmers hear of the Eureka sheller capable of 1000 to 2000 bushels per day with cobs elevated to the bin and dust-free outputs. It cuts labor by one to three hands, shells directly from crib to sheller, and is sold by P. L. Hargett & Co. Frederick Maryland with circulars and testimonials available.
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Frederick
P.l.hargett & Co
South Market St
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Brewers Alley
All-Saints Street
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First National Bank Building
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N.E. Cor. Market & Church Sts
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