Hours of Sleep Across Life Stages
A New York State Medical Journal piece argues infants sleep heavily in early weeks, children sleep little after age ten, youths require nine hours up to twenty, and adults need eight. It warns insufficient rest harms the nervous system, intellect, and motivation, linking sleep to overall health.
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New York State Medical Journal
Catarrh Cure and Dakota Land Boom Notice
An assortment of old advertisements and notes includes Mali’s Catarrh Cure with a recipe for a strawberry dessert and claims about Piso's Cure. Also promoted is a Dakota farmland offer via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway and a brief call for delegates to the National Convention in St. Louis with travel details.
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St. James Gazette
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Dakota
West
North Dakota
W. E. Powell
Old Colony Building
Chicago
Ills
ST. Louis
Nebraska
Delgates
Ywil
Wanash
Fargam St
Sragton
Trevlyn and Margie Mystery in Mrs Lee’s Parlor
Archer Trevlyn seeks answers after Margie Harrison elopes with Castrani. Alexandrine Lee protects Trevlyn by nursing him back from a near fatal delirium while rumors spread of a romance with Alexandrine. The crisis passes and Trevlyn discovers true bonds as whispers of marriage loom.
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Margie
Archer Trevlyn
Miss Harrison
Miss Lee
Archer
Harrison
New York
New Hampshire
Maine
Castrani
Tom Clifford
Astor
Walker
Mr. Castrani
Lee
Alexandriné
oMr
Mapicion
Grayson
Alexandrine
Cdlinard
Treviyn
Tissoe
Lees
Trevlyn
Mrs. Leo
Postoffice Secrecy Rules Highlight Private Addresses
A New Yorker learns secrecy rules prevent revealing a citizen's address even to a friend or state official. The World notes post office staff refuse to share numbers, citing confidentiality of dealings with the government. Also mentions ancient mosaic floors in Egypt Babylon and classical eras.
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Anela Sam
New York World
Babylon
Three Cents Change Sparks Roanoke Office Confusion
A Roanoke Lvt office incident shows a man asking about a monthly $250 order. The deputy says three cents, writes it out, and hands over the three cents. The man later demands $7 10, claiming the rate changed, provoking puzzled witnesses. The case left many bystanders.
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L Vt
Roanoke
Armstrong
Gerald
Odd Remedies and a Ghostly Robin Feeds Its Shadow
A reader cites Hlostertor's stomach remedies for common ailments and praises a tonic while noting a self-deluded robin in Dorchester. The bird taps at a basement window, pecking at its reflection as if feeding a ghost, prompting thoughts of a haunted house until the cause is found.
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Dorchester
Hoston
Ranscript
Hegeman's Ice Concoction Stirs Regional Interest
A fragment notes Hegeman's amphor ice with glycerin cures various ailments of the hands and face and mentions Miles Ge, Clark Co, Lew Haven, and OG Jaderewshki. The piece hints at a musician’s influence and a remark that music cannot fully soothe him.
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Hegeman’s
Miles
Ge. CQ
Clark Co
Lew Haven
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