Insanity and Athletics Aids in Treatment at Asylums
A 19th century discussion argues athletic activities help mental recovery in insane patients. It cites rising asylum numbers, evolving treatment philosophies, and the kingEdward delusion tale as context. Health gains are attributed to bodily exercise, with a royal anecdote illustrating gradual breakthrough and social reintegration.
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Eyates
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Nevoy
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Edward
New Patent
Edward Witbout
Little Kingdom
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Kiamil Pasha's Jewish Ties Shaping Ottoman Policy
American Habrow reports on Kiamil Pasha leader of the Young Turks a grand vizier and renowned traveler. Born Jewish by birth later Mohammedan he urged Jewish migration to Palestine while noting citizenship ties to home countries could drag the Ottoman Empire into conflicts. The piece adds US barley production context.
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Young Turks
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Tanaals
Syria
An Am
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Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Ohio State News Murderer Attends Prison Performance
A Serbian murderer, Ilovan Dallic, was allowed to leave his cell to attend a chapel performance during Thanksgiving at the Ohio Penitentiary. Warden Gould extended the invite. the event included a brief turkey meal afterwards and marked the inmate’s first outing since May.
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Sharp rifle mishap at theater shocks audience
At Robin souk theater Coleman and Mews performed a dramatic shot with a rifle while a woman held a belt target. He stumbled and the rifle fired, clipping two fingers of the rear hand. the audience applauded unaware of the near tragedy. A physician treated the wound and the performer vowed to continue.
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Robinsouk Theater
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Mews
Farhion
Corning Man Charged With Theft From Corpse
Frank Rutt presided here on a charge of stealing 54 dollars from a corpse and confessed. John Dougherty was robbed on a train in Corning, with the money taken from his pocket. The Hancock County Medical Association posted notices that after December 16 no physician will write a prescription for Aquor except a named patient.
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