Webster's International Dictionary Grand Educa The Successor
Ten years were spent revising 100 editors employed and over $300000 expended. Everybody should own this Dictionary. It answers questions on history spelling pronunciation and meaning. Includes eminent persons places countries cities and translations. Globe Toronto calls it the best dictionary. The Times Hamilton says it is the best working dictionary and cheapest book in Canada.
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Merriam Publishers Ad Seeks Free Prospectus
An advertisement from G. and C. Merriam of Springdale Maas urges readers not to buy cheap reprints of ancient editions and offers a free prospectus with special pages and illustrations.
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G. & C. Merriam, Publishers
Springdale, Maas, U.S.A
Mark Chaplin Outport and City Orders Promptly Executed
Advertisement notes prompt execution of orders and mailed measurement cards to individuals wishing to obtain clothing with a perfect fit guaranteed, reflecting preserved tailoring service.
A Wonderful Floating Palace on the Great Lakes
A Christian Guardian notice extols the Northwest and Northland lake steamers plying Buffalo to Duluth routes. The writer praises their imposing exterior, luxurious interiors, speed over twenty miles per hour, and sophisticated machinery, noting the builders’ aim for the finest boats on the lakes and praising their thorough construction and beauty.
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Duluth
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Lake Erie
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Christian Guardian
Attraction of Large Cities and the Immigrant Pull
The piece notes how poverty-stricken crowds gravitate to big cities for work or sustenance, despite hardship. It contrasts the lure of urban life with the misery of overcrowding, citing a Seribner's writer and a displaced woman yearning for rural simplicity, and warns churches bear responsibility for the moral issues arising from urban crowds.
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Seribner
Diphtheria Antitoxin Reported A New Medical Breakthrough
A New York physician cites Berlin tests claiming diphtheria antitoxin kills bacillus and toxin in 100 percent of cases treated day one, 97 percent day two, 87 percent day three, 76 percent day four, and 57 percent day five, prompting calls for government funding and an experimental station.
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New York Board of Health
New York
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Berlin
Christian Guardian
Bond of a Wife and the Hidden Papers
A sprightly hostess notes husbands keep important papers, and a wife asks to see them. Her husband reveals unreceipted bills, paid receipts, a friend’s note, random business cards, circulars, a playbill, and three truly important papers among the lot.
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Sadaing
A Book That Talls Telephonic Invention Described
William Marshall of New York describes a telephonic system using sheets of tin foil between book leaves with two wires attached. Induction coils and speaking condensers enable words to be audible throughout a room, distance not reducing clarity though some find it irritating.
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Willian Marshall
New York
Mr. Marshall
Man Attempts Suicide Over Divorce Demand in Milwaukee
Henry Boehm of 310 Eighth street cuts wrists after wife seeks divorce. He survives initial attempt, is treated, released, later found dead in the river near Chicago street with a note blaming his act on his wife’s wish for a final divorce. Police recover his body and morgue formulary notes advise against self harm and praise remedies.
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Henry Boehm
Boem
Minard’s Lanment Relieves Neuralgia Patent Model
French physician creates an acting model of the human heart with detailed features. The artificial arteries show bland coursing through the system, illustrating circulatory mechanics.
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Minard
Minard's Liniment Improves Health Report
A fragmented note describes Minard's Liniment aiding a patient with a dental or throat issue described as Dandriv Tt, claiming twenty nine duva from the casing of the Lick sective and glass tissue removal. The source text is unclear and garbled.
Minards Liniment Ad Offers Products and Dates
Fragmentary text shows a Minard’s Liniment advertisement with scattered phrases about cures, sales, and age references. The readable portions suggest a dated promotion space, possibly listing products and pricing in a vintage format. The damaged OCR limits precise details.
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