Yellow Fever Text with Medical Observations and Events
A long fragmentary account describes yellow fever symptoms in stages from initial chill to severe fever and jaundice. It notes exposure across cities and rivers, nursing needs, and warnings for vulnerable groups. A garbled crime tale segment follows, mentioning a robbery and a plan to influence a legal matter and a royal affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holeone
New Orleans
New York
Halveston
Savard
Debel
Erie
Monte Seo
Gould Mursi
Arco
Phlei Thom
Mies
Things Worth Remembering from Old Household Tips
A quirky collection of domestic hints on cleaning, preserving, and maintenance. Advice covers vinegar uses, shoe tips, garden care, fabric and wood care, glue and soldering ideas, corn treatment, chafed hinges, window drapery color, preserving kettles, ink and paper quality, and methods for softening water and preserving paints. Contains many outdated terms and incomplete sentences but preserves main tips and named substances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inegar
Champ Pris
Civcutar
Strange tale of the devil fish and a brave survivor
Charles Z Brainerd of Toston writes of a devil fish encounter in a Florida wreck. He recalls a man barely held by its sucker arms and the creature lifting a heavy blow to strip its prey. The account cites vivid, eerie descriptions and Praesent examples from Brighton and Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clhiarles Z. Brainerd
Toston
Sulenuine
Qaset
Florida
Victor Migots
Brighton
Dbiaturge
Cottos Culture in Kansas Demonstrates Cotton Growth
Hon FM Hbulett of this city, a skilled lawyer, planted twelve acres on Moore's Branch four miles southwest of the city to test cotton cultivation. Two stalks measure about four feet, with bolls forming. early estimates indicate a good yield, though later planting may affect results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hbulett
Girne
Wells
Moore
Elght
Mr. Reynolds
East Fort Scott
Fort Nevit Monitor Describes Prairie King Crops
The shrill note from the Fort Nevit Monitor complains that cultivation has failed to meet expectations. It argues that staple crops dominate the plains, with extensive areas needing expert care to recover yields and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King of
Staples
Fort Nevit
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Newala
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VNL
Cattane Bioscone
Pete Palling
Nevet
Lorne
Lila
Ilene
Tong
Howe
Sia
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Messrs
J. Wynanie
Martie
Allens
Vyor Will Nave
Oun W
Inewag
Excelsior Manning CO
Saint Louis
Mascen
Mae Rae
Areti World
Enea
Washington
Epielent
Mbliahod
AV Nationale Ment Ishiing CO
Birt Louis
Prof
Fowler
Woaubood
Atiibens
Stalag
Mational Publishing CO
St. Low
Waltham
Tat Flewe
Washington Ave
V8. C. Davis &Co
Seloes
Davie & Co
Mt. Louis
United States
Ratsion
Uska
Iecessey Tt
New York City
Willson
Amreste
Abe Matas
Jorge Avene
Quets
J. Poy
TLS Wiha
Toledo
Tate
Huok
MMA Bichon Core & Jones
Ohio
WE. Baainon
Chicago
P.M. Morerson & 60
Albany
H.Y
A. Dales Way
Phyaleiana Crom
Billings, Clat & CO
Chemiata
Boston
X&o College
Pont-Pare
Gawis
Marals
Caine
Mallwan
Wilson
Hinkle
Pollishers
Far West
Humterellinats
Ttitelitneen & Cn
Landay Mi
Livingstone
Africa
Dorby Anleyw
Seatley Tate Cos
St. Datla, Mo
Iti Merican
Ferest Tiers
Buyar
Girard
Eureka
D. Walker
California
Sierra Nevada
DR. Walken
Ffervescin
Pion
Addres
Eureka Portasie
Lewin
Fhionss Ran Craig Co
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