Personal Equation Among Physicians
A discussion at the Interstate Homeopathic convention in which Dr. J. T. Greenleaf argues that every physician has a personal equation. He links this to success rates, urging doctors to study themselves, manage habits and hobbies, improve public health work, and engage in medical societies to curb conceit and improve patient trust.
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J. T. Greenleaf
Owego
N.Y
Howe
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Kent
Queen Victoria
Ivy
Fielk
Troone
Kim Wie Wryery
Hinself
Nia Petren
Messiah and His Kingdom Foretold in Isaiah’s Vision
Sunday School lesson outlines Isaiah XI 1 10 on the coming Messiah from Jesse’s stem, the Spirit’s anointing, and the just rule that brings wisdom, peace, knowledge, and safety. It emphasizes a kingdom centered in the King’s justice, mercy, and universal peace guiding believers and attracting all nations.
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Messiah
Teese
David
Jesse
Judah
Tsaish
Cjohn ii
Ueon Messiah
Mutt
Han
Sinal Carter
Jesus
Isaiah
Matt
Leaiah
Jeans
Matt. S
Meseiah
Veres
Afesulah
Jess
Johnsvill
Jessen
John
Tesus
Montauk Hospital Night Nurses Face Silent Soaring Tears
A fragment describes Montauk Hospital nurses hardened by duty yet moved to tears during late night shifts as life and darkness press on. A night nurse recalls the emotional strain and the impact of difficult cases on the staff.
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Montauk
Virth Avenue
New York
Mises Bell
Misses Bell
First Patient Dies After Sudden Decline in Ward
An Australian medical recollection describes a nurse’s attachment to a nine teen patient who suddenly deteriorates and dies. A peculiar patient in a separate ward improves briefly then dies, his final expression lingering as the narrator reflects on national prospects and leadership.
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Mexican Borden
Rod
Steel Is King in the Modern Age
An examination of steel's dominance across industry from shipbuilding to rail freight. The piece argues steel is surpassing timber and shaping bridges tunnels and skyscrapers, forecasting continued growth and influence into the twentieth century.
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Ata
Okr
Materal
Motor City
Ubiquitova Motul Paramount
Ateol
Erain
Coel
Vulcan
Bessemer
What Foreigners Think of Our Railways
A Bayesian sampling of foreign observers praises American railways. Dignitaries including Li Dong Chang and Marquis Yamagata commend speed and luxury. Imperial ministers and Sir Henry Trimman Wood note unmatched travel quality in the United States.
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Li Dung Chang
America
Yamagata
Marcha
Hfikoff
Tailroads
Nuesla
Europe
Henry Trimman Wood
United Staton
Paul Leroy Bewalleu
Europe’s Rail Vision Sparks US Style Reform Debate
An article notes Europe’s private enterprise framework has struggled to match the United States in rail speed, efficiency, and market strength. It contrasts Europe’s administrative systems with America’s rail model and questions which path best achieves rapid, efficient service and a strong market.
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United States
Love Keeps the Door in the Washington Star
Fragmentary verse notes a bleak landscape of barren trees and cold land with love as the gatekeeper. The speaker laments fading summer and robin song while night shadows gather. Hope and memory sustain the embers as a summons from a distant land arrives.
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Washington Star
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Matthews Bros
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