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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1891
Page
2
A witness recalls Everett’s Gettysburg oration and Lincoln’s understated delivery on the battlefield. The writer notes the mood, the cold November air, and the contrast between Everett’s prepared triumph and Lincoln’s concise, deliberate speech.
A London audience hissed during the first English performance of Miss Decima at the Criterion Theater. Charles Wyndham, the theater's manager, asked the hissing man to leave after a disturbance. The piece sparked debate on whether applause and hiss convey artistic merit or mere custom, with arguments for silent appreciation and the right to disapprove.
The article surveys performances and plans from Paris to London including Africa by Batst-Sacss, Rasori Nero in Milan, Bayreuth reviews, and tours of Mrs Nordica. It notes censorship in Constantinople, a proposed Hamburg Negro troupe, and London Musical News commentary on the Crystal Palace Handel festival and upcoming exhibitions.
Copeland and Hall offer July and August treatment at five dollars a month covering all medicines. The plan applies to new and existing patients by mail or in city, and promises continued treatment until cured for all diseases.
Testimonial from Mt Washington residents praising Drs. Copeland and Hall for catarrhal treatment. Patients recount long suffering from head and nasal issues, stomach upset, and heart palpitations, then credit their care with marked improvement and renewed hope. Names include John Miller and W P Henshaw among others.
H L Sparks Jr of 60 Bluff street Pittsburg describes decade long head pains watery eyes nasal discharge and stomach trouble. He credits Drs Copeland and Hall at 66 Sixth Avenue with a cure and praises their scientific treatment and attentive care.
Dr W Copeland and Dr Hall receive endorsements from New York medical authorities and deans of Pennsylvanian colleges. Their diplomas list endorsements by the Western Pennsylvania Medical College in Pittsburgh and state societies. Both have extensive hospital experience and focus on their specialties.
A collection of statements from well known Pittsburg men and women praising Drs Copeland and Hall for treating catarrhal and related troubles. Testimonials from J G Frazier George Kephart Jo Moore W Goldile Benj Koegl F Heneman Michael Smith Joan Stai P F McDermitt Samuel Anderson and others describe relief, trust, and observed cures at their practice.
Patrons from Pittsburgh area praise Drs Copeland and Hall for cures in catarrh stomach and lung ailments. Testimonials from Anna Mangold Nora Fitzgerald Tillie Latter and others claim rapid recovery and high professional standing. Office at Sixth Avenue Pittsburgh Pa.
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