Jaeger Woolen System Promises Health Reform
German professor Dr Jaeger advocates woolen underclothing for health and longevity. Follows claim that wool fibers draw health from the body while ordinary fabrics retain toxins. Jaeger’s suit blends Renaissance costume with tight pantaloons and leather soles, praised by followers as revolutionary though contested by scientists.
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Jeeger
Germany
Austria
Holland
England
Jaeger
Royal Polytechnic School
Stuttgart
Training a Fowl for Battle in the Baltimore Herald
The article explains a cockfighting training regimen: birds fed strong foods as they train through walks, flirting to strengthen wings and legs, then sparring with miniature boxing gloves over the natural spurs. The process aims to harden muscles and improve recovery, noting fights remain intense despite protective gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoe
Baltimore Herald
Methods of Changing the Voice by Inhalations
A Boston and Albany railroad library offers 2,000 volumes for employee use. The article reports Dr. Sandras claiming voice change via inhalations of alcoholic vapors, affecting pitch, tone, and power, with potential value for speakers and singers if time effects hold true.
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Sandras
Davis
Arkansaw Traveler
The
Boston & Albany Railroad
How to Sell Farm. A Young Man in Estelline
A series of brief vignettes from Estelline and Kingston recounts farm selling schemes and small town life. A father guides a son toward capitalizing on land, water power, and minerals, while other items recall a boy’s quip about infallible pencils, a Kingston move, a church festival ticket scam, a cross class remark at a party, and a rector’s question about the thirty nine articles versus the Forty Thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estellins
William
Estelline
D. T
Bell
Eait
Kingston Freeman
Cedar Street Church
Buffalo Courier
Harper’s Bazar
Philadelphia Record
Lincoln Tod anecdote and Victorian vignettes in print
A collection of short aged notices and quotations with Lincoln Tod anecdote from Harper's Bazar and Boston Traveller. Snippets mention Mrs Partington and local notices. odd spellings and dated wordplay fill the page with light social commentary and references to Rev Grace and Mortimer deliveries.
Not One of Their Number Skeleton Found Near City Limits
A morning scene at a breakfast table features Mr Brutal Jones asking if everyone is present. The morning paper notes a human skeleton found just outside the city limits, hinting at a vanished trader.
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Mr. Brutal Jones
Emile
Remarkable recovery after Dr King’s Discovery in Paris Texas
In Paris Texas Excitement ran high over J E Corley once said to be dying of consumption He was nearly helpless until a trial bottle of Dr King s New Discovery was tried He soon bought a large bottle and a box of New Life Pills After two boxes and two bottles he recovered and gained six pounds Free trial bottles of this remedy are available at AW drug store.
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Northwest
Cleveland
Blaine Gold
Pennsylvania
Knox
Blaine
Hartford
Conn
New York
Philadelphia
Kansas City Journal
Tod
Lincoln
Ohio
White House
Todd
President
Boston
Texas
Paris
J. E. Corley
Dr. King
Geo. W. Willing
Manchester
Mien
A. W. Murck
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DR. Jaeger
J. A. Butler
Hanover
Archduke Josep
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Chicago
Tribuna
Samuel Mintura Peck
Mamma
Dall
Fiossie
Harper's Bazar
Grace
Mortimer
Menpen
Washington
David Kennedy
Randout No
Kennedy
Troy
NS. Y
L. G. Noyes
Bucklen
A. W. Merck
York, Pennsylvania & Obio Railrbo
New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Minnesota
Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. J
M. Ferrigg
A. E. Crang
Pass
Uffalo
Adelphi
Dr Zoma
Pittsburg
Div
Kinzua
Warren
Irvineton
Tidioute
Tionesta
Buffalo
Gatchell
Bradford
Ugar
Dat Unovill
Welt Run
Ugker BY
Ar P.M
Lew Meyer
Palace
Liberty Street
Nick Moll
Wotlman Wack
Libery and
Second Streets
Eben N. Ford
Wm. Messner
Hickory Street
W. A. Greaves
Episcopal Church
C. Smith
First National
Valley Railr
Garfield
Farnsworth
Ames
Thompson
Kirk, Aallegheny Valley and
Pittsburgh
Tres South
Unkirk Ly
Redonia
Bai
Laong
Associa
Sinclairvil
Vyermon
Joss’ Mil
Falconer
Junction
Lai
Jackson
de Oh
Business Directory
Aitorneys
T. Neill
Orhee
Exchaner
Leonhert Bros
J. A. Schouelt
Brown & Stone
Second Sieet
First National Bank
K. Brown
Brown, Ball & Thompson
Beaty Black
AL A. Davis & Co
Ball
Dinsmoor & Cable
Waterstreet
Scofield Block
Hunter & Bon’s Dry Goods
Osmer & Freeman
Fudge Seasehd
Lib
W. E Rice
Ofies Hearty Black
AL Davis de Cols Book
Geo. C. Cornelius
Wilbur & Schuur
Oflice
Front Street
TR Puoit
W. Wilbur
Schnur
Justice of the Peace
Woestens
Warren Siyings Bank
LypGen
Reyligians
J. M. Davies
Baptist Church
T’elephone
Richard B. Stewart
Goodman & Co
Second and
Liberty Streets
Peirce, M. B
Ofice
Third Street
North Side
Hickory
X. D. Preston
Lgmoepathic
Obice
Thirck Street
High Street
Corner of
Liberty
A. W. Morek
Second
Hickory Streets
Carver House
Lepcer
Oeed
Denisis
A. C. McAlpine
Moick's Drug Store
Carver Tioure
KE. M. Pierce
UC. W. Sersull's
Water St
J. Danforth
Exchange Hotel
H. Leonhuart
Carver
King
Relkory
Revere
Frank Meigar
É& L
Ludlow House
Sas
Cornea
Market Unul
Second Street
Adelphia
Tt. B. Williams
Sugar Grove Seminary
Su Grove
Warren Counts
Atau
Peron
Canyon Avork
Ail
Doni
Yoon
Boattom
I, Korbley
Catarrn
L “Ream Brinn
Ype Ol ‘Hayfever
A.E. Newman
Grayling
Mich
Foreirentar
ELY Brothers
Owego
N,v
Cilamberlis Institute
Randolph
Commercial Allege and Musical Institute
IT. Edwards
N.Y
Ons
Western
Western Marrland
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