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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1892
Page
19
A smiling Ferdinand Ward exits Sing Sing closely after nine in the morning and proclaims he will see his son. Ward, who served over six years of a ten year sentence, appears markedly heavier than when he entered. The scene captures a man stepping back into a world he left years ago.
Ferdinand Ward left Sing Sing with $184 70 seized for his imprisonment and a half rate railroad ticket to New York. He warned any future arrest could add three years and six months to his term. Ward plans to seek business in New York or Philadelphia and denies saving funds from Grant Ward wreck.
The Bonner Worsted Mills of Passaic is fined 50 dollars and must pay an additional 10,000 dollars in duty after the Board of Appraisers found undervaluation in cassimeres imported from Kasmera Worsted Mills New York April 3 Special The decision followed scrutiny of invoices and adjustments to valuing methods resulting in a 12 cent per square yard base and a 40,000 yard shipment later increased by width tests confirming higher value duties and a 30,000 dollar fine. No appeal has been filed.
A well known merchant visited Drs Copeland Hall and Byers after reading patient testimonials and observing affordable care. He described years of catarrh and thousands spent, then noted a local financier offered five dollars for guaranteed cure, illustrating the doctors’ persuasive value and broad patient base. The piece extols their economical treatment and rapid benefits while warning of delaying cure to prevent organ damage. Marie Smith, a child patient from 48 Bedford Avenue, is highlighted as recovering from chronic catarrh under their care, with details of her initial grip illness and persistent nasal discharge.
The article states that doctors Copeland Hall or Byers personally see patients and manage care without assistants or hired staff, emphasizing direct physician involvement and trust in their approach to treating children.
For the accommodation of those employed during regular hours the offices of Dr Copeland Hall and Byers are open weekday evenings from five to nine and Sundays from ten in the morning to four o'clock.
A man recalls sudden ear pain after a cold swim and discovers lifelong left ear hearing loss. A doctor demonstrates the deficit with a watch held to the ear and explains how the eustachian tubes regulate air to the middle ear.
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