Dried Mummies and Earthquake Fashion in Historic Writings
Summary of antiquarian notes on mummy medicine and the mummy trade, plus a humorous earthquake anecdote and a quip about fashionable attire amid disaster, drawn from period writings. The items reflect historic medical commerce and social commentary in early American journalism.
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National Geographic Society Bulletin
Immortal Songs Homeric Epics Through Ages
A brief retrospective notes that the Iliad and Odyssey were sung after Troy’s fall and evolved through Lycurgus, Pisistratus, and Aristotle. It highlights Homer as a model for Thucydides and praises enduring moral sentiment shaping Western thought.
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Howe
Troy
Menelaus
Lacedemon
David
Lycurgus
Greece
Pisistratus
San Hipparcus
Alexander the Great
Aristotle
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Aristarchus
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Alexandria
Homer
Thucydides
Detroit News
Early Cancer Treatment Advocated by Chicago Journal
The Chicago Journal urges early cancer treatment noting 100 percent mortality if untreated, while stating cancer is curable in its early stages. It emphasizes thorough surgery removes all diseased tissue and urges prompt medical consultation to save patients.
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Buick
Buick Service
Chicago Journal
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