Photography in the Stomach by Internal Camera Wired Tube
Doctors report taking photographs of the stomach mucous membrane in living subjects using a sixty six centimeter long stomach tube with an electric lamp at the Tower end and a camera at the upper end. The stomach is washed and distended with air then up to fifty pictures are shot in ten to fifteen minutes. The apparatus can be rotated to image all mucous areas. Images measure about the size of a cherry stone and can be enlarged as needed.
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Lydia D. Pinkkham
Talso
Lydia B. Pinkham
Not feminine by style, she tipped a street car conductor
A Chicago Post remark describes a woman who behaves in masculine ways and once gave a street car conductor a nickel while she had only five pennies. The anecdote highlights social expectations of femininity and public behavior.
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Chicago Post
Hubby's Favorite Fiction Quip Sets Comic Tone
A brief quip from the Indianapolis Press quotes a wife answering which fiction her husband prefers, weighing the sick friend story against the detained at the office on business narrative in a playful exchange.
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Indianapolia Press
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Satisfied Women
A collection of letters praise Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for gynecological issues including uterine and ovarian inflammation, leucorrhea, heavy periods, and related weakness. Women from Arkansas and New York report improved health, restored energy, and renewed life after using the remedy and its accompanying wash.
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Maeve
Pinkham
M. A. Denson
Millport
N.Y
Public Improvements in New York Reach Record Outlay
Citizens of New York are spending an extraordinary sum on public works, totaling 250 million dollars. The text references various unconnected phrases and products, with unclear context and potential filler content alongside the stated expenditure.
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New York
Rollo the Mastiff and the Red Peggy Doll
A child tale contrasts a boy and his mother with a mastiff named Rollo who adores a red flannel doll named Red Peggy. The dog carries, protects, and eventually returns the doll home, refusing to part with his beloved plaything. The fragment closes with Rose Thorn in Little Folks.
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Rollo
Bessie
Red Peggy
Mr. James
Rose Thorn
Mushroom Gardens Insect Symbiosis Described In Naturalist
Professor Wheeler outlines a new ant associated genus where workers cultivate a fungus in subterranean leaf pulp. They keep the mycelium sterile and nurture it with swollen structures acting as the ants’ sole food, a process likened to German kitchen garden kohlrabi.
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Anté
Wheeler
Moller
Best Spring Medicine Dr Greene's Nervura Sold Widely
The Palm Given to Dr. Greene's Nervura touted as the world's great spring medicine. It claims to purify and enrich blood, strengthen nerves, aid digestion, and promote healthy bowels liver and kidneys during spring. A Jersey City testimonial by Gustave Lelkach notes relief from headaches dyspepsia and insomnia after using multiple bottles.
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Gustave Lelkach
Fliat Street
Jersey City
N. J
Dr. Greene
Cheap Fare to Washington Inauguration Excursion Sale
Seaboard Air Line Railway offers all stations one first class fare to Washington D C and return for the inauguration. Sales March 1 2 3 with return by March 9. R H Tate A G P A Atlanta GA and R E L Bunch G P A Portsmouth VA listed.
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Washington
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Washington, D. C
R. H Tate
Atlanta
R. E. L. Bunch
Portsmouth
Deafness Cure Claim From Hall's Catarrh Cure
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It promises a $100 reward for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, and pitches Hall's Family Pills as best. circulated by F J Curry & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Curry & Co
Toledo
Drugagists
No Excuse For Crime Says Cincinnati Court
In a Cincinnati police court ruling insanity caused by liquor is not a defense for crime. The report notes a public comment from Mrs Rio of Norwich New York and cites Chicago beer consumption figures including 1.7 million barrels and 6,871 licensed places.
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Cincinnati
Horticultural Hints and Orchard Fertilizer Advice
Practical notes on an orchard fertilizer mix of nitrate of soda murrate of potash and fine ground bone sufficient for an acre. plus guidance on preserving old apple trees with stumps and clematis. Also how to protect grapevines with year by year pruning and training for best fruit yield.
Profitable greenhouse design for sloped sites
A greenhouse plan from Ellis Haynes of Massachusetts offers a practical build for slope terrain. The structure measures 106 feet by 20 feet and runs southwest with a roof of two equal glass slopes facing northwest and southeast. It sits across a broad hill with a gentle northwest tilt and ground rising to the glass on the southeast side.
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Ellis Haynes
Massachusetts
Glass-walled greenhouse yields profitable cucumber crop
Mr. Haynes heats a partially buried, glass walled greenhouse using hot water pipes to grow cucumbers on benches raised above the ground. He reports annual profits of 500 to 1000 dollars, with typical years 700 to 800 dollars, despite some neighbors failing. The setup cost about 1500 dollars for house and heating, and two years ago cucumbers sold for 1000 dollars while coal cost 105 dollars. There are about 2,500 newspapers and periodicals circulated in Paris weekly.
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Haynes
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