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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1888
Page
5
A fragment describes a novel steam heating device worn as a lamp heater. It uses a copper boiler under a decorative lamp with safety valve to vent excess steam. The apparatus routes water to create haze, heats to keep wearers warm, and centers are built for ladies to wear inside a bustle, lighting the lamp before leaving home.
Report describes a lawyer's messenger delivering a legal oath across Denver Street in New York. A notary public observed at his door as a lawyer on the opposite side appeared to be sworn in. The scene shows rapid movements and mutual confirmation of an oath across the street as part of a common practice. Also noted is a boy in Indiana who killed an eagle with a stone near Montpelier.
In a chaotic excerpt from a British periodical, discussions swirl about a theatrical drama and the possible real-life figures behind Abbe Girod and Mouantself. Names like Duce de Frontignan and Abbe Baverary are floated as likely inspirations, while a curiosity about X lo remains unsatisfied amid a wider analysis of literary influence.
An old time medicine ad claims Electric Bitters cure malaria fever tainted by a physician and local testimonials. It touts relief for throat afflictions, kidney liver and stomach disorders. The piece cites Dr King and a Clay County attorney endorsing the remedy and lists price at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
On offer is a galvanic battery claiming to generate electricity for healing. Advertised as a belt device for nerves paralysis and distress, it lists numerous ailments and promises rapid improvement with use. The text names several sensational benefits while urging readers to purchase at a stated price.
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