Sennate cure and Paris lectures spark mixed morals
The piece recounts a school head’s ruthless sennage cure for adolescent love and a satirical Paris audience at a light phenomenon conference. It contrasts French cleverness in political display with a Sunday crime rumor of loitering and theft in Pleasant Crook.
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Aly
Pall Mall Gazette
Paris
Theatre de l' Anbigu- Comique
Emperor Waa
la Porte
Republiques
Maximian Waa
Maximilian
Tyndall
Oyster pearls spark Connecticut and New Haven curiosities
A Stam ford oyster yielded 137 pearls and a New Haven oyster contained 293 pearls. The finds range in size from backshot to mustard weed, while a separate note mentions women adopting maiden names in a New York Revolution context.
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Stamford
Connecticut
New Haven
Doctorskeptics and patients question chronic fatigue cure
Melbourne readers hear Dr Louis L. Smithe critique medical neglect of vague illness symptoms. He cites exhausted, despondent patients with liver, memory, skin, or hair issues who gain false hope from doctors. He promotes his own physiological lectures and at home consultation services.
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Ordor
Louis L. Smitie
Melbourne
Deb. L. Smith
Bourke-Steet
Grimauld Co Medicines Endorsed by Napoleon Era
NCH MEDICINES prepared by GRIMAULT & Co chemists to H R Prince Napoleon Paris. Medicines claim to be based on chemistry and therapeutics with strict French laws ensuring government approved efficacy. They contrast with quack remedies and are guaranteed by examination and hospital proof.
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Grimault & Co
H.R. Prince Napoleon
Paris
Rho
France
Eggard
Academy of Medicine
Mess. Grimault
Doctor Leras Liquid Phosphate of Iron Promoted for Debility
Doctor Leras claims Liquid Phosphate of Iron is the newest remedy for stomach pains digestion disorders and general debility. He states it regulates natural functions and is especially suited for women of delicate constitution and anyone suffering weakness. It is described as a health preservative in varied climates.
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Doctor Leras
No More Difficult Or Painful Gestation
Fragmentary text shows an advertisement or product blurb for a dental or medicinal lozenge brand from an early period, mentioning a tasty preparation and references to an academy and practitioners. The readable lines suggest marketing language rather than a complete article.
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Academy of Diges
Medical remedy claims cure for ails in vegetable preparation
An ad touts Brimaults syrup and cod liver oil substitute as a cure and preventive for nervous headaches neuralgia diarrhea dysentery cholera and skin diseases. It highlights use in Paris hospitals and claims benefits for chest organs digestion inflammation colon and children with humors.
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Paris
Grimaults Medicines Publicized In 19th Century Ad
An advertisement touts Grimaults Syrup of Hipophosphite of Lime and Elixir of Pepsine as sovereign remedies for consumption and digestive issues. It claims rapid symptom relief, cautions about imitations, and cites Grimaults Capsules and Extracts for asthma and private diseases with a general depot in Paris and distributors in London and Melbourne.
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Grimault
N.B
Besire
Gaisavur & Co
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