Soldiers Return Fears and Civilian Policies In Spain
The Spanish government fears mischief from large troop repatriations from Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines, prompting a phased homecoming. The piece notes public sentiment favors the army, recalls Ferdinand VII, and cautions rulers against punitive measures toward soldiers. It also discusses corporal punishment, then shifts to politics with candidates Maguire and Nansen, then notes manufacturing, gold standard, population trends, and Klondike impact, ending with DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve fraud warnings.
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Ferdinand VII
France
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Dangerous Smells and Their Lethal Secrets
A historical note explains how odors from prussic acid, rotten eggs, sewer gases, and bone factory emissions can prove deadly. It cites Berzelius and experiments with hydrogen selenide, selenium, and tellurium, plus anecdotes on rose scent triggering nervous reactions and a woman influenced by a poisonous remedy.
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Rooster with a Wooden Leg Fosters Farm Curiosity Near Middletown
A rooster on a New York farm near Middletown lost a leg last summer and, after a boy fashioned a twig prosthesis, learned to run and fight on the makeshift limb. The bird has required renewals of the wooden leg and now bears up well despite winter struggles.
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Middletown
N.Y
Persistent Coughs A Call for Energetic Treatment
A lengthy cough lasting twenty five years prompts strong advice for decisive medical action beyond cod liver oil remedies. The piece urges practical therapies and sustained care to halt persistent coughing rather than rely on outdated tonics.
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Scott's Emulsion promotes throat and lung healing
Scott's Emulsion proves its effectiveness in curing throat and lung affections. The partially digested cod liver oil strengthens the system while hypophosphites tonic the mind and nerves, glycerine soothes irritation. Look for the man and fish on the wrapper. Price one dollar. Scott and Bowne New York.
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