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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Nov 08, 1890

Page

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Notice on patient admissions to Attending Physician office

Notice states that all patients admitted to the Lunatic Asylum should be brought to the Office of the Attending Physician at Cathedral Hill between 9 and 2 in the forenoon and 6 in the evening for admission papers. Patients require forms signed by three physicians or the Chairman of the Board of Works. Mackenzie, Ill, Assenting Physician Luruatia Astin

Cathedral Hill Board of Works Apraroi Board of Orks

Official Public Notice of Northern District Appointments

Apparent public notice from an acting sheriff announcing appointments in the Northern District. Details are garbled but reference to James Carter as Acting Sheriff and to deputies continuing in office. The notice states authority of the governor and outlines oversight during office transitions.

Herbas Lheve Hip Kavelleacy James Carter Soninanel

Public Health Offenses and Penalties Proclaimed

A public notice lists penalties for depositing dirt or offensive matter in buildings and streets, casting or dumping into public spaces, and transporting noxious substances. It empowers the Stipendisy Magistate or inspectors to order removal within 24 hours and to recover costs and penalties up to twenty dollars for noncompliance.

Clouds Observations by Prof Moller of Carlaruhe

Scientific American reports Prof. Moller of Carlaruhe describing cloud classes and heights. He notes high cirrus clouds near 20,000 feet, middle clouds up to 23,000 feet, cumulog clouds with bases 4,000 to 5,000 feet and tops to 16,000 feet, and a dramatic Netleberg observation with vertical dimensions exceeding 1,200 feet as weather shifts to rain and snow.

Prof Moller Carlaruhe Alps Claude Netleberg Scientific American

Inoculation of Diphtheria with Erysipelas Blood

Summary of Balchinski and Babobinski notes in the Repertoire de Pharmacie 1890 claiming diphtheria cure after inoculation with erysipelas blood. They report fever drop and membrane disappearance, with erysipelas appearing on the face and no serious complications. Brevity notes that similar results followed inoculations with erysipelas cultures and diphtheria cultures, urging confirmation of these observations.

Repertoire de Pharmacie Balchinski Babobinski Alan Babohinski Ater Sgaragar

Change of mind on banns leads to costly double fee

A clergyman recalls a couple who wished to replace a fiancée after banns were published. Officials explained that banns must be withdrawn and republished, incurring another set of fees. The groom balked at paying twice, and the couple ultimately married the original bride, avoiding double charges.

Soan Haying Metriaga Accordenos

Funeral of Mrs Booth in London Clouds Salvation Army Show

Mrs Catherine Booth widow of Booth, Mother of the Salvation Army, is honored at a London funeral amid heavy fog and a massive Salvation Army procession. Officials and crowds line the streets from Thames Embankment to Abney Park Cemetery as royal and foreign dignitaries are noted for musical performances.

Abnay Park Cemetery Stoke Newingtom London Mitnens Salvation Army

Minard's Liniment Recalls Patient Recovery Claims

A letter from a caregiver praises Minard's Liniment for a daughter's severe cold and spinal inflammation, stating it cured her and noting prior use for a broken breast, with the writer planning to recommend the product to others suffering similar issues.

C. Bromaans & Go Spina Minard

Mareena Home Remedy for Mothers and Infants

A century old advertisement promotes Mareena a tonic claiming to ease night distress for mothers and soothe sick children. It asserts relief from stomach cramps diarrhea regurgitation and teething pain and promises overall vitality. The pitch quotes physicians nationwide and lists a world price of 20 cents per bottle with broad distribution.

Gago Couta

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