A Romantic Career of Dr Nardyz Ends in Philadelphia
The article traces the life of Dr. Nardyz from Cor dogne born 192s through medical studies at Padua, Italian military service from 1848, Crimea deployment, Solferino heroism, cross honors, and service in multiple armies. He later practiced in Cincinnati and New York, taught anatomy, embalmed Archbishop Wood, and refused czarist service for family reasons, ending as Philadelphia pathologist in 1879. The piece contrasts his fiery temperament with a long, varied military and medical career.
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Asmodeus
Texas
Nardsz
Cordogne
Old University of Padua
Ungarelli
Nardyz
Lombardy
Victor Emanuel
Santa Lucia
Genoa
Roman Republic
San Marino
Sampan Grazzio
Salvini
Solferino
San Maurice
Lazzaro
Ancona
Sicily
America
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Bull Run
Lafayette Guards
Cincinnati
New York
James R. Wood
France
Prince Aristoff
Alexander Aristoff
Alexander II
Russia
Paris
Moscow
Aristoff
United States
Jefferson Medical Hospital
Archbishop Wood
Babies and travel woes in old essay style
A humorous old essay complains that babies travel often by rail and disturb households with midnight cries and constant need of attention. It jokes about parental foibles, the vanity of adults praising infants, and the inevitability of baby mischief across journeys andWithin a taunting frame it recalls daily life and the social ritual of complimenting a child while balancing finances and caregiving duties.
General Grant Maternal Ancestry in Pennsylvan ia
General Grant notes in Personal Memoirs that his mother’s family resided in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania for generations and that he has limited information on her ancestors. Archives from Philadelphia’s Hibernian Society record Matthew Simpson, a farmer from Galen Tyrone Ireland, who settled with his family in Bucks County, Penn. His daughter Hannah became notable as Grant’s mother, and one son was the father of Bishop Simpson of Philadelphia.
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General Grant
Montgomery County
Penn
The
Hibernian Society of Philadelphia
Matthew Simpson
Galen
County Tyrone
Ireland
America
Bucks County
Hannah
Bishop Simpson
Philadelphia
Philadelphia News
The Other Fellow Story Tells of Bishop Macrorie and Yankee Captain
A well told tale shows Bishop Macrorie seated beside a Yankee navy captain who speaks first, sharing a passage that reveals character and humor in a brief encounter.
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Macrorie
Why Men Should Not Shave Says Beards Guard Nerves
A Detroit Free Press blurb argues shaving causes facial neuralgia and tooth ache, claiming facial pores open to invite pain while beard growth protects nerves. It urges men to grow whiskers and scorn barbers who tempt with haircuts, framing shaving as an unhealthy modern fashion.
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Detroit Free Press
The Duchess's New Bonnet Stop in Burlington Arcade
A Duchess strolling in London Burlington Arcade pauses at a bonnet shop where an elderly man jokes about buying her a bonnet. She agrees to let him purchase one after testing several hats, and he promptly pays for the chosen bonnet, leaving readers with a light anecdote about a royal traveler’s moment in a shop.
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Minnie
Yossum
Eiver
Burlington Arcade
London
Jones
Boy seeks damages for fire relief in Galveston
The Galveston News shares a distinct relief claim by an eight year old victim of a fire. He itemizes his damages with quirky entries including a bicycle three dollars two guinea pigs two dollars a parrot dog one dollar and a half pound of shot six cents a rifle six dollars and bank tickets sixty five cents.
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Galveston
Law Firms and Offices Listed in Scofield Area
Attorneys at Law and multiple offices are named in Scofield and Wetmore areas. Firms include Dinsmoor Cable on Water Street over Hunter's dry goods, Osmer Freeman on Second Street near Foxmenty, and Johnson's Exchange area judgeship space. Additional listings mention Lipour Library Building and A.A Vis' Book Store Beatty Block.
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Water Street
Scofield Block
Hunter's Dry Goods Store
Osmer & Freeman
Second Street
Foxmenty
Judge Johnson's Exchange
Scofield
Liberty Street
Lipour
Beatty Block
A.avis
Pionesta
Valley & Patsroad
IME
Wilbur & Schnur
SOUTH
NORTE
Front Gtre
T Or
Brudge Scofield
Liberty
AMP AM Davis & Co
Atraet
Scott’s Book
Garfield Ar
Johnson's Crossing
Markham
Attorney At Law and Justice
Worth
BU of the Peace
Verback Block P, & E.R
Warren Savings Bank Erie
Warren
R. E
Befield i
Gilson
Barnes
Hover Aoe
Donaldson
Alun Coreveen
Brooks Ton
Thompson
Town's Mill
Sheffield Junction
Miller
Bowman's
Aguston Duhrings
Foxburg
Allegheny
GEO
D. Preston
Third Street
ME Church
High Street
Liberty Streets
Car
of Liberty
Pierce
A. W. Morckh
Reverdy B. Stewart
Sergie’s
Library Hall
Carver House
War Rhone
SP. M. Ren, Pa
Hotels and Restaurants in Warren Feature Local Lodging
Exchange Hotel owned by J. H. Leoshart offers newly built rooms and attentive service for travelers in Warren. FRAME Metzgar, proprietor, advertises meals at 1.59 per day while Mrs C. W. King runs a lodging house with 2.00 per day rates. T G Jackson operates a corner restaurant and bar with spare accommodations and meals served around the clock.
Four Shops Ready For Hair Cutting In City District
Barbers Lou Meyer Gus Mall and the BER SHOP at PALACE BAR occupy 305 Second Street second floor and 407 Liberty Street. Four shops prepare to offer hair cutting shaving and related services with doors close to Liberty Street.
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Palace Bar
Second Street
Liberty Street
Liberty
Portrait Painter frames made to order near Episcopal church
Miscellaneous notes list a portrait painter and frame maker, operating next to the Episcopal church. Mentions Company I Armory and weekly Thursday evening regular meeting. Some lines contain garbled names and scattered entries for notices and advertisements.
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Company I Armory
Stndin
Hal Rinck
Episcopal Church
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Wu. Lawrence
Wm. Miller
Rk Johnston Stevenson
J. P. Mickexpense
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L P. Nickelson
W.d. Slater
Wm. Lawrence
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Br. Thomas
L. G. Noyes
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A. W. Merck
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Laurel
Business Directory
Prothonotary
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C. G. Merritt
A. Love
W.C. Allan
A. Higginsnesses
D. UT
Arird Perce
W. J. Alexander
Vane
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M. Crocker
Jos
Clinton L. Putnam
A. Cogswell
A. Wheelock Hd
French
G. Walkley
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New Exchange Block
Leonhart Bros
Jasmyr
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Cable
Dinsmoor & Cable
H. E. Brown
Www
Stoler. Brow
Brown & Stone
L.D Wetmore
C. Hf. Noyes
W. D. Hinckley
Ball & Thompson
Wetmore, Noyes & Hinckley
Geo. O. Cornelius
Scofield Lice
Fron Street
W. G. Trunky
J. H. Osmer
L. A. Freeman
W. W. Wilbur
Wm. Lehnor
W. E. Rice
R. Schnur
First National Bank
Aate
D. L. Ball
CG. Thompson
Justice OF ‘the Peace
Physicians and Surgeons
Richard R. Stewart
J. M. Davies
Baptist Church
C. Cc. Emmons
Pittsburgh
Maryland
NTR
I. A. Beach
Meadville, PA
Freeman & CO
Brighton
Marchisi
A. W Morck
Praegist
McAlpine
J. D. Danforth
Jperative Surgical and
Merek
Cc. W. Sersoll’s
Chanicn
Curver House
Variety
Exchange Hotel
J. H. Leoshart
Revere Houee
Metzgar
Neurl
Meulsse
C. W. King
Eudicw House
Imes
T G. Jackson
Chas. Schwing
Warren Savings Bank
All Honra
Carver
Adelphia Kitchen
G. B. Williams
Lou Meyer
Suspension Bridge
Gus Mall
Nick. Moll
Eben N. Ford
Wm. A. Greaves
Clamis
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