Review of the 1892 baseball and boxing seasons preview
A 1892 sports column surveys the upcoming baseball season with focus on the 12 club league, local team selections, and the potential monopoly concerns. It discusses player trials, a proposed moral code, amateur leagues, and the rise of Mr Janssen’s league, plus boxing talk contrasting Fitzsimmons Hall and Sullivan era trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoad
Lusratch
Temple
Buckenberger
Tagnites
Sears
Pittabu
Slong
Uniontown
Jenonette & Er’ Pl
Allegheny County
Janssen
New Athletic League
Staten Island
Bic
Staten
Wood praises Chamberlains medicines in store talk
E V Wood of McKee's Rocks pa extols Chamberlains medicines to a traveling salesman claiming superior quality and a guaranteed satisfaction. A girl enters with an empty Pain Balm bottle and says her mother wants another bottle calling it the best medicine for rheumatism she ever used. Scent bottles sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Wood
McKee's Rocks
Allegheny County
Chamberlain
Mr. Wood
Ussu
Mrs. M. J ackman and Miss Mentzer at 36 Penn Ave
Mrs. M. Jackman and Miss Mentzer announce rooms at 36 Penn Avenue ready to make children's clothing. Mrs. Jackman recently returned from the East and will exhibit the latest novelties at their coast on Monday and Wednesday, April 4 and 6.
Palace of Music ad at Fifth Avenue sells organs and pianos
An old advertisement urges customers to visit 4 & Horne’s Palace of Music at 77 Fifth Avenue to buy self playing Zollans and other organs or pianos. It highlights experienced sellers, personal service, and easy monthly payments. The copy boasts first class instruments from Krakauer and Vose OB with several brands and models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackie
John Corkhil
Workhill
Yast 1
Pittsburg
Stecess
Fiere
Lafe
Smith
Galvin
Baldwin
Elvret
Camp
Beckiey
Mack
Bierbauer
Shugert
Krakauer
Vose OB
Sieeteen
4 & Horne
Palace of Music
Fifth Avenue
Consumption and its forms in industrial settings
Discussion outlines consumption as a complex condition with varied forms. Chronic fibroid consumption arises from inhaled dust in shops and mines, causing irritation, cough, and progressive lung damage leading to fibrosis, pus formation, cavities, and potential death. Tubercle bacillus infection is noted as a separate parasite causing lesions and tissue destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
George J. Thompson
Leechburg
Catarrh and Kindred Diseases: A machinist’s testimonial
Mr 5 C Tetley a Lewin Found and Machine Company machinist testifies on a long bronchial trouble caused by industrial dust. He details eye nose throat and chest symptoms, weight loss, and fatigue before crediting Drs Copeland Hall and Byers with gradual improvement and eventual full recovery. Medicines provided free until April 10 at the Unifort rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetley
Lewin Found and Machine Company
South Tenth
Bingham Streets
Southside
William Street
Thirtieth Ward
Mr. Tetley
Copeland
Hall
Byers
Mall
Scott
Hopedale
Mrax
Joan Leffermans
Blackstone
Mias
Helen E. Ilcollin
Sewall's Depot
W. Va
Tex
W. L, Barton
Butler, Ky
Frank'In
Dra
Haj
Pittsburg
BioGr
Hall & Mae
Sixth Avenue
Treatment and Catarrh Cure Through Specialist Care
The article discusses ringing in the ears caused by catarrh and stresses curing the catarrh with specialized treatment and disciplined patient effort. It notes that catarrh signals a predisposition to consumption and urges thorough ongoing treatment until all traces vanish.
Deafness Linked to Catarrh Through Eustachian Tube
The article explains how catarrh can affect hearing via the Eustachian tube and middle ear, causing partial or complete deafness. It notes that nasal and throat inflammation disrupts ear air supply and mucous conditions, and argues that general remedies are often ineffective, requiring careful local treatment.
Doctors Claim Dramatic Recovery With Copeland Hall Byers
A testimonial summary praises physicians Copeland Hall and Byers for restoring patients labeled consumption cases by boosting flesh and strength. It notes frequent published statements from grateful patients showing improved health, vigor, and vitality under their treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dra. Coland
Hall and Byers
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Charles Mitchell
Mitchell
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Cal McCarthy
George Dixon
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Slavin
Corbett
Jim Hall
Fitz
Parson Davies
Clarly
United States
John L
Peter Maher
Dixon
Jack McAuliffe
Myer
McAuliffe
Saller & Co
Smithfield and
Diamond Streets
Roca
Black & Baird's
5. C. Tetley
Drs. Copeland
Parle
Oprcity Hall
Batlard
Smithfield ST
Eleek
Ad Re Armstrong
ROUSE
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PENNA
Spot Cash
Fio
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