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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1895

Page

9

Peculiar Case of Consumption Reported in Philadelphia

From the Record Philadelphia a woman named Mrs. Watog wen of 189 Meighan Street was diagnosed with advanced consumption. She describes severe symptoms before treatment with Dr Williams Pink Pills led to weight gain and cough relief. The report praises the remedy and notes availability from Dr Williams Medicine Company.

Philadelphia Episcopal Hospital Wat Gwen Meighan Keh Towen Apri Dr. Williams Dr. Willams Med. Co

Rivers and floods threaten bottomland farms and homes

Milwaukee Wiscon cousin notes that annual Mississippi floodwaters ruin levees and wash away lowland dwellings. The piece warns that river misbehavior endangers breadbasket lands and refugee families, while erosion from amber cutters worsens flood risk and trust in levee protection.

Missouri Oho United’ States Milwaukee

West's rise from humble start to Ballston paper mill partner

Congressman George West, a Ballston paper maker and former $7 a week worker, recalled in a meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel how he built a career from crude papermaking to owning a log mill. He described early partnership talks and his ascent after moving to the United States.

George West Ballston Fth Avenue Mr. West Ant Pleasants Nino Denong Naid

ISMARCK THE MAD BISMARCK AND HIS SHARP WIT

A portrait of Prince Bismarck showing his fearless self reliance and biting humor. The piece recalls his early fame for defying convention, his disdain for pomp, and his use of sarcasm to expose pretension in European diplomacy. It recounts anecdotes from Moritz Busch including a Frankfort hostler incident and the belt of bells.

Bismarck Mephistopheles Prince Bismarck Moritz Busch Frankfort Free City Platel Reac

San Francisco Physician Fends Off Morphine Fiend Attack

Dr W C Wilcox, anatomy demonstrator at California Medical College, escaped a fatal assault by a morphine addict who seized a knife. He used chloroform from his drug case, then restrained the man and administered chloroform and morphine before the assailant collapsed. The attacker later denied the attack and left.

San Francisco W. C. Wilcox California Medical College San Francisco Dispatch Wilcox

Ten Largest Cities by Population Per Best Authorities

Population data lists London, Paris, Chicago, New York, Canton, Berlin, Tokio, Vienna, Philadelphia, Brooklyn with specific counts. The figures include 4,231,431 for London and 2,447,257 for Paris among others.

London Paris Chicago New York Canton Berlin Tokio Japan Vienna Philadelphia Brooklyn

Birds as Weather Prophets Among Fishermen and Shepherds

The article discusses birds as weather augurs used by fishermen and shepherds, noting birds signaling weather change. It mentions birds' behavior like cawing loudly as a presage of rain and includes a curious tip about keeping paste from molding by adding cloves to the paste pot while heated.

Women in Banks and other old time notes in print

In this fragment a Snake Editor comments on women entering various employments including banking. The piece mentions Palka women as potential tellers and records a broader discussion by physicians at Hot Springs about health, travel, and rail routes. The text references Burlington Route advertising, travel deals, and promotions for western expansion and public notices on rates and service.

Palka Littsbury Chronicle Ked Illnois South Dakota Dakota SLU Phene Sinali A. Eupen Hloomington Jimas Bailey New York Baltimore Amerito Kansas City Alans Measenger Ison Chicago Times Chicago Indianapolis Journal Martha’s Meyard Herald Gov. Martin Denver News Savannah Minden Gazette Bismarck France Cincinnati Frank Leslie Russia Boston Globe Binghamton Jake Sharp Boss Tweed Philadelphia Detroi Free Press Alway Minneapols Journal New York Mail Ellitor Cutting Alta California Buffalo

Fragments of witty quips from late 19th century papers

A collage of snappy, one liner notes from various newspapers poking fun at politics, crime, manners, and social trends. It mocks prohibition talk, labor pay, immigrants, bankers, and public figures with brisk, era voice. The snippets suggest a lively but caustic press climate.

A Stem Winder in a Watchmaker’s Shop

Stiggins, passing a watchmaker’s, eyes a pretty girl at the counter then enters under pretense to view her. He asks for a key, shows his watch, and the watchmaker reveals it is a stem-winder as Stiggins recalls the scene and the girl’s audible smile.

Stiggins

Old Subscriber Seeks New Work Ties to Eye Strain

A twenty three year old bookkeeper discusses career options noting eye strain and ambition. The piece argues poultry farming can be profitable with proper management and that early training shapes success prospects for a single man seeking work.

Mamed

Fragmentary Historical Note on Nor Tone and Ranier Mentions

Fragments describe Nor Tone and Ranier with references to cures and products like Soya and BROTH. Names and places are garbled, but imply a St Louis Journal of Agriculture editorial tone. The text includes unclear associations to Adaress String Feome and Fork or Chicago 4 nacor.

Ava St. Louis Journal of Agriculture Ted Ranier

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