No Trouble to Rest Says Keeley Institute Founder
In a peculiar unsigned note from Mr. Lyon proprietor of the Hotel Townsend Spriggs Osbarn president of the Keeley Institute Greensboro N C the writer claims no trouble to rest and mentions fall events and a form found with the cure allegedly connected to the Keeley Institute discussed in obscure terms.
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Lyon
Townsend
Spriggs
Osbarn
Keeley Institute
Greensboro
N.C
Unknown medical cure claim advertisement
An OCR fragment promotes a supposed cure for tuberculosis and other diseases. It cites a Dr Kilne Great which promises permanent relief within days and urges sending money for testimonials. It mentions a Great Rink bottle and nerve tester, with sales through druggists at 25 cents a bottle.
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Kilne
Rink
The Oiling of Machinery
An investigator compares watch and locomotive maintenance arguing daily oiling is essential for locomotives due to dust and debris, while watches stay protected. He notes a watch in a case could not expose itself to real conditions, suggesting limited proof of parallels between the two mechanisms.
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Muist
Wisdom Fragments from a Troubled Mind
A collection of aphorisms criticizing vanity honesty and ambition. It speaks of slow promises, the value of calmness, and the danger of wealth from guilt, alongside critiques of behavior and social trends. It references Audubon Society and plume hunting dangers to herons, emphasizing conservation.
The Salmon and Its Migrations in Rivers
A historical note details salmon behavior as they migrate upstream to spawn then return to the sea. It describes leaps of fourteen or fifteen feet over falls and the lifecycle from young to spawning adults, with notes on weights and timing in May and spring.
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Audubon Society
State of
New York
Frank M. Chapman
Mr. Chapman
Florida
Chapman
A&e
Home as a Test of Character in Talmage Sermon
The sermon argues the home reveals true character, public virtue masking private faults, and urges parents to model faith and discipline. It warns that neglecting home life leads to moral decline and jeopardizes children's souls, urging prayer, instruction, and consistent conduct to shape future generations.
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