Chautauqua grows with record crowds and new attractions
Chautauqua in July draws record crowds with heavy lake traffic and bustling streets. The Teachers' Retreat and School of Language open strongly with about 272 pupils. chemistry and physics lead departments while art and elocution also perform well. Excursion parties, Sunday schools, and new features invite visitors. admission for children 10 cents and adults 15 cents, rising in August. A coasting roller rink debuts with a fast ride that makes riders feel their head coming off.
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Cnacracary
Chautauqua
Saratoga
Brien & Co s Big Show Coming
Brien and Astley & Co. s Circus and Menagerie announce a August visit with a restructured season and lower admission from 50 to 25 cents. A single ring promises greater satisfaction. reviews praise the parade, equestrian feats, trapeze, trained dogs, and elephant Empress. Geary Baxter prepares a new log length table. pamphlet costs 50 cents, 60 cents sent to Henry Baxter.
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O’brien
Astley& Co
Times
Tumlinburg
Geary Baxter, Esq
Henry Baxter
Notice to owners of dogs at large in borough
Notice is hereby given that on and after Friday July 24 owners of all dogs found at large not securely muzzled according to the borough ordinance of May 4 1885 will be sued for the penalty and the same otherwise enforced. The thanks of the whole communist are due to those law abiding citizens who have complied with this ordinance. C C Thompsux Burgess.
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C. C. Thompsux
Burgess
Prohibition Mass Meeting at Court House on Wednesday
A prohibition mass meeting will be held at the Court House on Wednesday evening July 27 at 7 30. There will be splendid singing by home talent. The orator will be Prof A A Hopkins of Rochester. The logic of license is the theme. Admission free. A special D A V P train will run after the meeting to Grand Valley and intermediate points.
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Court House
A. A. Hopkins
Rochester
Grand Valley
Prohibition speech by Rochester professor to speak at Court House
Prof. A. H. Hopkins of Rochester New York will speak in the Court House on the evening of July 27. The subject is Logic of Licence admission is free and hats are not required.
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A. H. Hopkins
Rochester
New York
Court House
Mrs Wetmore Appointed To Prepare Alcohol Paper
At a June meeting of the W C T U Mrs AL C Wetmore was named to prepare a paper on medical use of alcohol for the Warren County Medical Society. The paper urged caution, cited authorities, and urged physicians to prescribe alcoholic fluids sparingly, noting risks to mothers and babies.
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The
Medical Association of Warren Co. Hoxoreports
Womens’ Christian Temperance Union of
Warren
England
London
United Kingdom
Anu
J. Ewing Mears
International Medical Congress
Philadelphia
American Medical Association
National Society of Allopathists
St. Paul
Minn
B. W. Richardson
James Edlunds
Mania C. Wermorz
Listen to Your Wife in Guardian 1833 Shindows note
A fragment from the Guardian describes an illness case of locomotor ataxy six years after attack. A former cotton spinner, now paralyzed, recalls treatment attempts including nerve stretching and Hop Bitters urged by his wife. He recounts remarkable improvement after consuming hops, contrasting with prior decline.
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Ter
Manchester Guardian
Manchester
Tam No
Livy
Aber
Sandawas
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