Notice on Admission Procedures at the Asylum
Official notice directs communication to the Attending Physician for all patient admissions at the asylum. Patients must present at Rice of the Attending Physician, No.1 Gatehead Fill, between 4 and 6 PM. Admission forms require signing by a physician or the Board of Works chairman, with arrangements by the Friends for patients.
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Board of War
Aho
Board of Works
JUBILED SCHOLARSHIP OFFER AT LONDON UNIVERSITY
The JustLee SonoDARsniT scholarship will be awarded at the Matriculation Examination in White Colony next June. Four hundred eighty dollars are annually appropriated for the London institution to fund the prize. The award goes to the top colonial student who excels in the matriculation exam and meets residence and enrollment conditions.
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London University
Whie
Counsil
British University
Snel Scholarebin Ahnil
Untitled OCR Fragment on Dioptric Apparatus and Towered House
Fragmentary OCR text describes a 4th order dioptric fixed white device and a Wick concoutris latop with references to light bands and a horizon, then mentions a red and white house attached to a tower at Dowrd Works office with a date fragment September.
Balloon accident in Paris airship ends in fatal plunge
An aerial disaster near Courbevoie involves balloon Balsit crew Paul Leprince and George Durault, both 19, who describe a sudden tear, gas loss, and a dramatic 1,500 to 4,740 feet descent. The balloon bursts and the two young aeronauts are lost, witnesses recount.
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Avunua de la Defense de Paris
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Paul Leprince
George Durault
Thator
Paul Leprime
Pirin
George
Loried
Cearge
Tony
Neithar
Soriona
Midenie
Consumption and waste of food over a lifetime
A St Louis Globe-Democrat excerpt estimates an average man’s lifelong intake and waste. It calculates daily beef and bread consumption, vegetables, dairy and eggs, beverages, and sugar, totaling about 45 tons if stored. The piece centers on appetite, storage limits, and the restaurant keeper’s management of living costs.
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Gaxtio
Cleaning a Lamp to Restore Bright Light
A Scientific American snippet explains steps to refresh a lamp. Cleanse thoroughly for a brilliant white light, wash the font, pour out oil, rinse with warm water, and oil anew. Boil the burner in soda and water to remove dirt, then replace a worn wick with a new one.
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Scientific American
Illness and Remedy Claim For Daughter by Letters
A mother describes a severe cold and difficulty walking in her daughter and credits D'Sliniment with reducing inflammation and aiding recovery. She claims a physician endorsed the remedy and mentions personal use of another product for broken bread. The note asserts strong relief and recommends the medicines to others.
Mothers urged to buy a baby remedy in dubious ad
An archaic medical advertisement targets mothers, offering Mes Waxenow’s Preparation and Mas Wilson’s Soorariv Swaverye Curevaane as a supposed cure for teething pain diarrhea and stomach issues. The misspelled, dubious copy claims safety and nationwide availability through wandering retailers and druggists.
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Waxenow
Wilson
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