Robbery on the Road: Forrester’s Safe Heist Foiled by Ring Gift
A thief named Forrester stole over $9,000 in gems and watches from a safe, charming the night watchman with hospitality. He even gave the watchman’s wife a ring as a “mark of appreciation” before fleeing, later confessing before his death.
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Forrester
Ian
Early Roman military medical care in late antique times
The fragment describes the emergence of medical facilities for soldiers in Roman camps late in the second century. It notes valetudinaria and veterinarium attached to camps, care limited to the wounded or diseased, and ambulances with cushions under Emperor Theodosius I. It mentions a first complete sick reception at Caesarea in Asia Minor soon after its see carbony around A D 370.
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Arrows from Solo Mon Islands Linked to Colchester Museum
Fragmentary report claims a bundle of arrows from the Solo Mon Islands was sent to England and deposited in a Colchester museum. An attendant allegedly mishandled them, causing a weapon-related injury with symptoms resembling tetanus, for which no remedy is known.
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Tarantulas in Vermont and Odd Rural Tales
A fragmentary colonial page recounts a boy attacked by a tarantula in Vermont and a kerosene fire set to a barrel amid a street scene. It then sketches Bay of Biscay oyster beds, labor and export figures, and a medical note about clot Bey.
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Philadelphia Ledger
In Siam a bargain of forty five cents a week
A New York Tribune note claims Siam offers cheap living with board for 45 cents weekly and services for two porters, tickets to shows, three shaves, and other expenses bringing total near 74 cents, despite low wages.
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Siam
Iam
New York Tribune
Mortgage Sale Notice in Beadle County South Dakota
Default on a mortgage in Beadle County South Dakota leads to public auction by the sheriff at the courthouse door in Huron. The note secured by the mortgage dated April 2, 1887, with principal 902 dollars and interest 136 dollars, plus fees, describes property to be sold under the statute. The hearing is set for April 1890 in section 2 township 112 north range 65 west. REW SHARPE mortgagee.
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Uinnesota
Sapna
South Dakota
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Beadle
Ees
Huron End
Rew Sharpe
Notice of mortgagee sale in Beadle County South Dakota
By virtue of a mortgage and the power of sale, the assignee of the mortgagee furnishes notice of foreclosure. The property in Beadle County South Dakota is to be sold at public auction at the front door of the Beadle County courthouse on April 7, 1890, at 1 oclock in the forenoon, to satisfy the debt of five hundred eighty dollars including principal interest and attorney fees. The property is described as the northeast quarter of section thirty five township one hundred thirteen north range sixty five. Dated at Huron South Dakota April 1 1890.
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South Dakota
T. B. Penney
County of Beadle
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South Dak
Beadle
Northeast Guardian Plate
Huron
F. B. Hane
Harper's periodicals bound volumes sale notice
Harper's Magazine and Harper's Young People offer bound volumes of the Basaar beginning with the earliest issues upon receipt of order. Prices are set at one dollar per volume or seven dollars per year for the bound volumes.
Advice to Mothers and Pine Ridge Fruit Plantings
Advice to Mothers. Mrs Windlow's soothing syrup treats teething and relieves distress in infants. The Pine Ridge reservation Indians plant many fruit trees.
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Pine Ridge Reservation
Voters Receive Potent Remedy Claim In Local Notice
A fragile fragment notes settlers in the area mail and vote while praising Bradfield's Female tonic as more beneficial than prior medicines. H. Oats Til, Writer Regulator Co of Atlanta advertises the product for further particulars via druggists.
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Bradfield
H. Oats
Regulator. Co
Atlanta
Typhoid and medical claims feature in Free army deaths report
A newspaper fragment notes typhoid fever accounts for about a third of Free army deaths. It cites a physician praising a medicine as a standard treatment and mentions mummies said to be 6,000 years old offered in Europe for 85 dollars each.
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Tregard Hood
Sarss Ce
Ees
Europe
Mothers' Friend Promises Easier Labor and Safety
An old note praises Mothers' Friend for shortening labor and reducing danger to mother and child. It mentions availability in Bradfielder oe lanta Georgia and sale by C. C. Durand in Huron.
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Bradfielder Oelanta
C. C. Durand
Huron
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