Quinine Origins in Java and Vinchona Planting Tales
Java supplies most quinine, with the factory at Bandung producing above standard quality. Seeds, grafting, and jungle clearing enable long plantations, while bark is sun dried and shipped to Amsterdam. Peruvian bark history features Husskarl and Ledger ventures, with women and children aiding bark processing.
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Ava
Amsterdam
Drige
Europe
Java
F. L. Serly
Paris Medicine Company
St. Louis
Bandoeng
Beely
Peru
Uusskari
Auteh
Husskarl
Dava
Ledger
Manuel Incra Mamani
London
Ledner
Mamani
Amsters Dam
Maravia
Kiple dling and critics in a fragmentary archive
A muddled Hetil style note surveys Kipling and other authors, citing Walter Rendant and Rudyard Kipling’s work. It references the five free nations concept and a thread about book sales and readership in Britain, with mentions of prophets, theology volumes, and public letters about Kipling abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetil
Rump
Reyear da
Santos Chiron
Junes Russell Lowell li
Ie Sulu
Pitehaner
Andy Morgan
Phos Sot
Franklin
Hough
Moody's Lepears
Rudyard Kipting
Five Free Nations
Aussian Commonwealth
London
Kipling
Tam
Brigham Young’s Carriage Sold at Auction in Butte
A rusted once grand carriage linked to Brigham Young and his wives was found in a southern Salt Lake City stable yard and sold in Butte after a circuitous history. Charles Palmer sold it in Park Street, Fat Jack Murray paid rent long term, and Tom Mays later leased it for continued fares. The hack, built in 1561, cost 5000 and traveled from Chicago, thrilling Mesdames Young on its arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csta
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
City of
Zion
Montana
Montana Record. It Came To Putte
Crane
Charles Palmer
Dornan
Park Street
Curtis Block
Lydy A. Mureray
Fat Jack
Butte
Mays
Jack
Mr. Murray
Jim
James A. Murray
King & Lowry
Clark's Bank
Murray
Tom Mays
Charlie Palmer
Fragments Reveal Juvenile Conversation In Medical Waiting Room
An afternoon scene at the New York Medical College and Hospital for Women shows three to four young girls on a bench discussing a random topic while awaiting care. A doctor asks their meaning and a shy confession about providing candy emerges amid humorous, naïve chatter. A notice promotes a self-help book about opium and whisky addiction with a mailing address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Medical College
Eandy
Emperor Dinner Clash and Comic Snippets from Old Papers
A socialite fumbles at a banquet with the Kaiser as a German salad provokes a witty remark about a Kaiser waiting. The piece blends humor and quotes from Chicago Chronicle and other newspapers, including a medicine ad and light comic snippets about pets and storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pott
America
Chicago Chronicle
Automobiles as Transport Wagers in Modern Warfare
Experiments in France indicate automobiles will play a significant role in future warfare. The piece contrasts how science aids life in medicine and transport, while battle aims to destroy it, noting Hoxtetter's Stomach Bitters as a long-standing cure for digestive issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Hoxtetter
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Mary Ann Luyton
Charlotte Elford
John Singleton
Ash
Cather
Charleston Cor
Chicago
Bark
Gezzit
J. M. Woolley
Sonny
Piso
O. Endsley
Vanburen
Ind
Maria
Ty Johnny
John
Boston Travelle
Atehiwon Globe
Carter
Sue Hretie
Norristown Heald
Durat
Allen
Allen 5
Olmsted
le Roy
Storm
James 8. Robinson
Memphis
Tenn
Cumberland University
LAW School
St, Bernard College
Cullman
Alabama
Benedictine Faviers
Wreparn
Morand College
Alamama
Southwestern Presbyterian University
Clarksville
Benxion
Mf Sivtacniky
Ty Inc Ailazunl Brant
Montengic
Tennessee
Ky Harrison
Stantonton College
Voung Tates
Howard Female Collegee Establiohen
Ar. Daly Ian
Ceceana Iiversitien Seu
Niagara Falls
Damion
Thousand Island
Muskoka Lakes
Adirondacks
New England
Jake
Buffalo
Lynch, Gea, Pass. Agte
Winchester
Winche Rifling Arms Co
New Haven
Conn
The
Yucatan
American Pharmacal Co. (Incorporated
Evansville
American Pharmagal 60
Evansville, Id
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