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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1894
Page
4
A New York Times report reviews early data on diphtheria antitoxin. Dr. Biggs cites 250 cases with 100 percent recoveries when treated on day one and 70 percent on day two. European hospital data show deaths falling from 40 percent to 13 percent after mid-March, with notes on exposure and mild cases post-treatment.
The Holywell site in North Wales, famed as a Welsh Lourdes, has reportedly begun performing miracles once more. A little girl reportedly recovered her voice after entering the waters and a blind woman regained her sight while a deaf and dumb boy found his speech and bearing. Pilgrims flock to the well of St Winefride as news spreads.
Fragmented travel note discusses a vast Africa with England France Germany and others. Mentions towns Oxpe Town and Whichhe two fusc meet midway described with unclear events and budget references.
A London hospital case tells how Dr. Bloxam grafted an amputated finger to a patient’s face to restore a nose appearance. The first attempt failed as the finger died, but a second plan used the patient’s own partially amputated finger, held to the face for four weeks, then attached and reshaped to create a nasal form.
The London season sees few engagements with Lord Willoughby de Lerys engagement to Miss Muriel Wilson broken amid public speculation. The Wilson family, wealthy and connected, contrasts with Earl of Ancaster who questions the match. A London letter notes private quarrels becoming public due to grand announcements. Also mentions Red Lake reservation opening and settlers awaiting spring actions.
The Log for the Prine records a 40 foot long mahogany log with a 49 inch diameter sent to the Prince of Wales from Prince Keck Euukaima of West Africa. The sender has not met Albert Edward but has heard of him. The Prince plans to convert the log into furniture.
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