Music As Medicine Across Ages and Cultures
A long meditation on music as a therapeutic agent. It surveys historic and modern experiments in healing with sound, noting hypnotic use, heart rate effects, and mood shifts, with examples from Charcot, Wagner, and ancient Greek lore. It cites Burney and Burton on music’s medical curiosity.
Host hotel guest disrupts plans with remarks about superstition
Proprietor Hurst of the Host hotel on the St Louis Republic is surprised as a regular boarder pays his bill and announces plans to leave. He cites superstition and jokes about funerals, naming staff like Graves and a night clerk, suggesting there will be loose hotel talent in town by Saturday.
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Aristocnus
Euclid
Rousseau
Buffon
Euripides
Cicero
Plato
Plutarch
Thelates
Suldas
Timotheus
Alexander
Henry PV
Denmark
Krafitzius
Henry
Greece
Chiron
Achilles
Thales
Crche
Sparta
Aulus Gellius
Atheneus
Cellus Aurelinus
Theophrastus
Celsus
David
Burney
Richard Eustcott
Mallbran
Paris Conservatory
Gaillard
Charlemagne
Mogart
Mosart
Berlioz
Ferdinand VII
Philip
Burton
Clinias
Empedocles
Luther
Southey
Allen
Greare
Weber
Senate
Hurst
Saga
St. Loubks Republic
Omeo
Lever
Staekt
Graves
VoMn
Vieril
Sehroud
Sexton
Hearst
Plurst
A Modern Miracle Explained in a Bridge Drowning Scene
A cryptic note describes a drowning incident where a bridge and a judge figure in a modern miracle tale. The fragment suggests water imagery and an unusual event judged as miraculous.
Woman’s Confidence grows for Pinkham’s Remedy
An appeal to women praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Depretable Compound as a proven cure for womb related ailments. It argues male doctors often misdiagnose such cases and highlights Pinkham’s vast experience and decades of effective results helping thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Reed Attacks Free Silver on Porthind Speech
In a public address Tom Reed ridicules the free silver policy by arguing that gold and silver cannot peacefully coexist when values diverge. He questions lifting a silver dollar toward gold parity and compares dollar value to house and potato counts, urging consistency in arithmetic and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Reed
United States
Suit and Overcoat Stock Sale Ad
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Corgolinu
Naples
Charcot
Larchanosm
St Peersburg
Warthin
Wagner
Pilgrim’s Chorus
Whitners
London
St. Cecilia
Musivy
Re de Wilcoming
Fastcotts
Arnes
Artaxerxes
Eastcott
Westminster Abbey
Esther
Schumann
Chogin
Shakespeare
Cleopatra
Orbiers
Klinabeth
Ebiion
Arder
Brower
Ct. Cecilians
Burretti
Jacques Bonnet
Prince of Orange
Philly V
Shain
Eut Farinella
Germany
Bavaria
Nachbaur
Masaniello
Straddeln
Mamiser
Glasgow
Philadelphia
Patiman
Nile
Bux
Beck May
Bowen
Sens Veruuald
Luzerne Knitting Mills
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