Smokers Courtesy and the Cigar Etiquette Lesson
A Brighton Beach Hotel veranda scene prompts a physician to defend strict cigar ownership. A gray bearded man argues against sharing cigars as a health risk, stressing poison transfer and personal rights. He recounts incidents where cigars or lights passed through many hands and harmed mouths, insisting only the owner may handle his cigar.
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Brighton Beach
Janes
Tom
Harry
A Whales Burden and a Relic Iron Tale
A whaling tale from 1876 follows the Helen Mar under Captain George Bauldry off Point Barrow. A struck whale breaks the line before the toggle, leaving an iron bearing Helen Mar marks. The iron later lodged in a whale by the Thrasher’s crew travels eight years across oceans, becoming a California relic. The piece also notes the Pennsylvania Female College in Pittsburgh with its September 9 session and Miss Helen E Pelletreau as president.
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San Francisco
George Bauldry
Point Barrow
Helen Mar
Charles Weeks
W. B
H. M
Cape Prizes
Wales
Behring Strait
Leander Owens
Pacific Steam Whaling Company
Baultry
Greenland
Carrycinksky
Fox Islands
Atili
Tozgled
California
Pennsylvania Female College
Pittsburgh
Helen E- Pelletreau
East End
Startling Ball Costume: Miss Jerome as Eve at Empress Eugenie’s Ball
Detroit Morning News reports a Detroit bar anecdote about Miss Florence Jerome of New York wearing tights and a fig leaf as Eve at Empress Eugenie’s St Cloud palace masquerade. The tale cites an aristocrat, a Williams College chum, and a claim of Eugenie’s dismay.
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Randolph Churchill
Eugenie
Detroit
Miss Jerome
New York City
Jerome
Jerome Park
Napoleon III
Paris
St. Cloud
Empress Eugenie
Miss Jerome I
Eve
Williams College
Remedy ads and cures for consumption and ailments
Old physician offers a free recipe for a vegetable remedy claimed to cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous complaints. Advertisement lists Hood s Sarsaparilla Shiloh s cures with prices and local sellers Johnson Siegfried and Croup offering remedies for diphtheria choking cough catarrh and dyspepsia.
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East India
W. A
Powers
Rochester
N. Y
Henry F. Balcom
Shirley
Mass
Hood
Shiloh
Johnson & Siegfried
An Interesting Letter From Mr Harry W Olmstead
A 1864 letter from Harry W Olmstead of Indiana praises Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy for kidney disease. He describes lasting relief after four bottles, urges others to seek the cure, and thanks Kennedy for a noted medical discovery. The letter cites Rondout New York as Kennedy’s base and promotes the remedy’s broad claims against liver and kidney ailments.
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InpranaPoris
Ind
David Kennepy, Kondort
Deansini
Indiana
David Kennedy
Ian
Harry W. Olmstead
Kennedy
Rondout
One Dolla
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Jackson Farm
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