Vetereoary Surgeon Fired From Detroit Cottons of Medicine
Partial readable lines show a veterinary surgeon connection with Detroit and a medical or veterinary institution. The fragment mentions a May or night shift, a motive, and a livery context, but specifics are unclear. The most coherent read is a personnel action involving a veterinary professional at a Detroit facility associated with medicine or veterinary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE Hest
Detroit
Cottons
Wright
Societies Notes From May Event Listings At Local Venues
Society notices list May gatherings and services at multiple churches and halls. It mentions Sunday prayers, social events, and member announcements with names like Evans, Belle, and Maman appearing in scattered notices.
Boers Capture Bris and Londen Dispatches In Africa
A chaotic London dispatch notes Boer forces capturing a small body near Mafekin, with Gen Phumers cavalry repulsed at Ramathlabama. Casualties include twenty of Col. Mumer’s men, six prisoners, and additional federal losses. Reports from Lord Roberts place five companies of his troops in capture and retreat dynamics near Bethany station and Spanafontein.
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Londons
Lorenzo Marques
Mafekin
Phumers
Ramathlabama
Col. Mumer
Hellish
London
Lord Roberts
War Office
Ploomfantels
Royal Kinh Fustiteres
Heddersbore
Bethany
Spanafontein
Sreddereburg
Wrilderkvare
Laying Up A Competence, A Personal Reflection
Fragmentary reflections on self denial and the benefits of frugality. The speaker argues that riches come not from luck but from disciplined saving. He emphasizes self-control as a key to stronger income and long term security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugly
Ion
Queen's tree-planting legacy and royal oaks described
The article recounts planted trees by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, noting oaks in various places such as Stowe and Kenilworth with references to October 8 and June 1888. It highlights the queen as a prominent tree planter, mentioning a renowned oak at Muckross and a survey critiquing royal planting habits.
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Britain
Stowe
Lancaster
Anne
Mileway Tower
Prince
Aston Ball
Kenilworth
Warwick Astie
Hibbe
Prince Albers
Sret
Sucet Astis
Muckross
Lake Killarney
Nervous disorders in schoolgirls tied to intense study, nerves
A partisan medical view argues excessive study and piano practice stress young girls aged twelve to sixteen, producing pale weak nerves. Dr A W Chase’s tonic is promoted as the best remedy, with notices about its availability and a note on its portrait on the box. The article also mentions a congressional vote on trusts and a Philippine War investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeleholi
Lammiertog
Tiane
AL W. Chase
A.W. Chase
Chase
Cotta Hon
Lie
AW Hase Med. Co
Huilalo, Nag
Funeral Customs And Shifts In Burial Practices Of Old
An article surveys changing funeral customs from feet-first interment toward coffin orientation and room arrangement, noting flowers improve viewing and describing body movement for burial. It also mentions lingering grippe coughs and recommends Sherrer & Malhottie remedies for protection and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesa
New York Sun
Jenghs
Sherrer & Malhottie
Senate Passes Measure For Territorial Government
In Washington on April 4 and April 6 to April 7 reports show the Senate voting on a civil government bill and related measures. The sessions included calls to re credentials, Indian appropriation discussions, Alaska and Hawaiian considerations, and the naval appropriation update. The sessions also touched on a post office funding amendment and instruction for retired officers in public schools. The calendar referenced Porto Rico, Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico as part of the unfolding territorial questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Unita
Porto Titer
Chirk
Cullom
Debar
Pepew Fairtanks
Poraker
Poster
Frye
Tiller
Eit
Tikaria
Hansbrough
Hawley
Jones
Nev
Kean Kyle
Lodge
Mebirkle
McComix
McMillan
Dearies
Wethite
Wiett Canny
Tareii
Pritachard
Quallen
Rep
Bimon Iggy
Bulle Acy
Teier
Tinian
Turles
Vertagtans
Jack Washsington
Alaska
Spensudl
Washington
Apelt
M.S Quay
Post Office
Uela Post Offices
Ing
Adutotuel Bears
Pa Boe
J .E Hluck
Owne
House
House of
Great Bell of St. Paul’s tolls for royal death in London
In St Paul’s Cathedral London, the great bell tolls for royal deaths and for the death of senior church or city leaders. The text notes it rings for the Prince or Princess, the Archbishop, or the Mayor, and recalls the bell tolled at Prince Robert’s death in 1561, signaling sorrow for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Lonedon
Annennes
Canterbury
London
Proddent
Ibert
Otelowk
Teaching Geography and the Americanization of Students
The narrator recalls a New York Tribune piece on geography teaching and the push to Americanize students. They describe lessons tracing U.S. states and foreign places, with excitement about national identity and classroom instruction during a school year.
When Fame Warps Work Habits Failing the Disease Fight
A fragment notes that fame can dull effort and worsen illness, urging discipline to head off a dangerous grip. It warns against letting small leaks sink the ship, stressing decisive action to maintain course and health.
Cough remedies praised across many endorsements
Readers report Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Witts Witch Hazel Salve as effective cures for coughs and skin disorders. Letters claim rapid relief and long time cures, with several testimonials from diverse locations and ages praising these products.
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Hood
Hood & Co
Lowell Mass
Alma Business Directory
Sweetland
EK. A. Bagley
Phymetun and
Sitgeot
Urpees Homes
Hwck
Suydam
M. TD
Fice Nojcheite
Moulin
Chilseratty
Michigan
Nolinsky Black
Nigit
Dok
Ofue Oppoelie
Awe
Torrey
Allorbey
Syor Aitentiok
Alin
Meh
G. Khess
Alec Cheutt
Aretiot County
Mich
Heath Miouk
Tba
Honiley Sobol
Hemming
Jerwienens
Keeton
Boston Ander
Serly
Alia
Hoealie
Wevligeny
Alpini
Wwe
Val Ancaru
Ian
Wire Henry
Lata Loduk
Liaah
Ap Wanier
Wes Tou
Mir Peitay
Wright House
Jim Alir
Bert Woodwary
Chas. Grooms
Bris
Ry Methuen
Villehots Mareuil
Kitted Ork
Howe
Roberts
Bloomfoutein
Tanlint
Diet Taut
Tof Yeamanry
Kvete
Williems
Cenries
Ute
Nash
Tanisia
Pretoria
Privay
Homer
de Wet
Dorp
Southvast
Bloemfontein
Cape Liing
Lowlen
Nrrmens
Font Riberts
Brillant Dash
Kimberly
Moemfontein
Stameendh
Soy Neuhent
Gatacre
Roberta
Hie Qeder
Stam
Whellington
Apt
Pan Oruer
Rand Son
Fenaiccne A. Opr
Mike Torre
Mike Turre
Gatlty
Lansing
Mod
Arthur F. Mare
Mirgan
Michigan National Guard
Ann Arbor
Doonwell Tirother
Forster
Eration
Lyndey
Charlotte
Methodfete
Dr Waetrehold
Maree
Mrdenskins
N.C
Philippines
Humphreys
Peter Amenens
Aulury
Epizootte
Atery Atiage
William
Hinele
Yierbai
Otters
ST. Paul's
Fis Guly
Vayaily
Ieitioh High Oitiet
Evetishman
Aimerten
Thorne
Scoits
Buwna, Che
Boars
del McLean
Bright
Dr.j.h. McLean Medicine CO
Louis
Chamberlain
Olds and Couths
the Herald
Andersonville
Inter Sile
Hivins & Rhodes
Eee
H. Clark Chauncey
Te- Witts
Pavel Salve
Sharrar & Mulhollanl
Sonny Atte
Ty Chamterlain
Biritis
Rhodes
Pii Dalamevsa
Ry HL
Shipman
Deardeler
Titwler
Skarrar
Mulholland
DeWin
RoLake
Velvet Skay
Sepa
Ty Cole
Colling
Sven Vepsin
Stharrar & Mytbetlow
Mt Westies
Royal Medicine Co
Ty Shankar
Agnd Y Jinsalty
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