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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1891
Page
2
A Southern member and General Moorhead exchanged sharp words in the House. Moorhead insulted as a liar, then warned of a duel. An apology followed, averting violence as Moorhead defended his stance with concise, forceful rhetoric.
Heavy washouts hinder cotton states crop prospects while Cincinnati celebrates a new area opening. Russian Austrian German artists plan a united exhibit for the World’s Fair. Bermuda storm damages wooded areas and telegraph wires. Texas teachers gain freedom in public schools. Alpine traveler Maurice Petricone killed in Italy. World’s Fair golf renovation spans 20 states. wildfire heavy in Falk county, Tennessee. White workers concerned as labor tensions rise. Prague reports population shifts with minority whites dwindling. A Falls City Bank collapse prompts financial concerns. international conflict ends with disputed relics. Prisoners in Ratcliffe sentenced. bold grain robbery noted. Nova Scotia reports Canadian exports redirected to Cuba and Puerto Rico. Young Elmeran arrested for depredations. Manchester detective involvement hints at further arrests.
Announcement for Monday features a large display of men s fall suits at ten dollars each by Pitteburg Combination Clothing Company corner Grant and Diamond. The note praises quality and variety with more than 5 400 suits and 500 distinct fabrics in sacks cutaways and straight cuts. The ad also mentions Kennedy s for dinner and clean inviting service on Sixth Street.
A 19th century essay extols a prisoner measurement method that records exact head width and length, arm span, finger lengths, ear size, and other dimensions to create a precise, searchable catalog. It cites Allegheny County and Paris origins, notes 900 convicts profiled, and suggests broader uses from citizen ID to preventing impersonation.
A very rare Bible owned by G. Dillon of Belmont traces to 1682 era in the Pennsylvanian colony. The article notes a flood in 1817 that affected the Psalter’s paper, discusses John Crespin prints at Geneva, and includes facsimile title page and first verse with musical notes.
A fragmentary historical note discusses the Geneva Bible editions printed in English, the 1569 second edition shipped to England, and John Bodleigh’s exclusive printing privilege later transferred to Robert Barker. It explains Bodleigh’s turnover of sheets and Barker’s imprint claims, ending with reference to the Lord's Prayer.
The article traces William Whittingham’s metrical Lord's Prayer and links Adoniram Judson as reviser to Henry Lok's earlier version. It notes similarities between Lok's text and Hymn 716, discusses predestination doctrine, and examines imprint dates of early Bible editions and related questions.
Fine arts loan collection at the Exposition gallery promises a premier display. Manager Johnston praises private lenders with works by Gerome Schreyer Rosa Bonheur Courbet Munkacsy Henner and many others. Opening preparations continue with gallery refits and building updates.
John Vail a Sheridan Pennsylvania employee for the Pennsylvania Railroad reports four years of severe headaches鼻 and catarrh with night sweats coughing and weight loss. After treatment by Drs Copeland and Hall his symptoms disappeared and he restored his health and vigor.
Bappes for lodges and societies at Mc Mahon Bros. and Adams marked 52 Fourth Avenue. Brief notice lists offerings and location details for members and groups.
A Dispatch visit to the J. C. Blair Company Stationers in Huntingdon reveals an eight story brick plant with 220 workers. The firm ships to over 6000 stores nationwide, showcasing modern design, quality manufacturing, and competitive pricing. The piece highlights perseverance as key to rapid growth and notes Michigan Fragrance Co. at 437 Smithfield Street.
A minister Mr Jacob Pe Pen Soren of Bover's Face County praises Chamberlain's Colera and Diarrhea Remedy for dysentery colic and stomach cramp. He claims it gave better relief and satisfaction than any medicine his family has used.
Copeland and Hall announce a September first deadline offering catarrh treatment at five dollars a month with all medicines. Patients old or new may be treated by mail or in city, and those enrolled before September first will be treated until cured at fifty four dollars per month. If not cured in two to four months, further treatment may be free.
Mr. Walfred Warg describes long illness including cough chest pains and heart palpitations. He credits Drs Copeland and Hall with restoring his health after treatment and endorsement by multiple residents and medical authorities.
The text identifies Walfrd Warr, a known miller from Ninth and Wineberser ta, Sout, as connected to a statement about doctors completing work in penay and a relief from ongoing treatment. The passage notes a good result and questions ongoing necessity.
Mr. John Boden, a long time Pittsburg Water Works employee, suffered chronic nasal polyps causing breathing trouble, voice changes, and fatigue. After Dr. Copeland removed thirty nasal polyps and provided prior care, Boden recovered fully and reports renewed health and strength.
A sequence of letters from Pittsburgh area residents lauding Drs Copeland and Hall for treating catarrhal and related ailments. Names include John Davis Wakefield Oak land, Lave ken Lyons Cass avenue Pi Thad, James Walker Erin street Seana Thad, James F Boyer Miller street Pi Lean heartily recommending the physicians. Many express relief and high confidence in their methods.
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