Vaccine Virus Stable in New York Calves Experiment
A New York Commercial Advertiser report describes a Mott Street facility with a calf stable and an operating room. It details vaccination procedures using quills and spades, the handling of virus, and the calves’ post op recovery, noting some are sold or slaughtered after the program.
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Mott Street
Csit
Charce
Srcam
Toom
Health Board
Hanied
Calor
de Young
Health Department
Board of Health
Mr. Young
Prin Pally
New York
Ai Ortiser
What the War Taught
A Macon Georgia dispatch notes a southern white man survived harsh war conditions and weather exposure, arguing resilience across races. The piece asserts that previous beliefs about weakness under wind and sun were challenged by wartime experience.
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Oas
Macon
Tslecravh
Fragmented Love Letters Amid Violet Memory
A damaged excerpt describes two fates of affection. One letter-writer, scornful and fierce, tosses a passionate missive. The other, heartbroken, discovers a violet scented keepsake and a locket bearing his faces. A tender word is torn from a letter as a violet fades into memory.
Desperate Alabama Charge At Seven Pines Recalled
A Chicago Times account recalls Governor Gordon describing the Sixth Alabama’s brutal assault at Seven Pines in spring 1861. He details narrow escape after crossing open ground, heavy Federal fire, and many wounded with only thirteen officers unscathed. One brother died later at Chancellorsville, another survived.
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Alabama
Seven Pines
Confedersity
Nn Field
Imess
Chicago Times
The N igange of the Negro and Cassa Trial Practice
A discussion of the N igange as village priest and judge who uses moonlit spirit consultation to identify a death culprit. The accused faces cass(a) trial with bark poison. if left in the stomach he dies, and mobs beat or stone the condemned. If able to pay, the delinquent may survive.
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Ganga
Cassa
Remarkable hereditary case described in Times Democrat
New Orleans Times-Democrat reports a medical case detailing a sixth generation family with multiple limb anomalies. A son and daughter in generation four each had affected limbs. several sixth generation children show six fingers or toes, while others are normal. The account notes varied patterns of polydactyly across generations.
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Daacht
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Story of Frightful Poverty at Trafalgar Square
London correspondent reports Trafalgar Square as a nightly camp of paupers with hundreds living and begging under police patrol. Rain and cold worsen misery while curious onlookers, including American travelers, watch from Pall Mall. A wagon of bread feeds the camp as scavenging and hunger redefine the square.
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Trafalcar Square
Fay Young
Strand
Square
London
America
Lot
Mar
Poliemen
Running
James Matthews
Buifalo Express
Talaru
Matthews
Pall Mall
Leondon Cor
New York Sun
Senator Stanford's Horses at Palo Alto Stables
A Washington Letter profile describes Senator Stanford's Palo Alto estate housing ten acres of stables and ten to forty mares in circuses. It notes three hundred horses, daily care by 150 workers, and expensive stock valued at 25 000 to 30 000 dollars each. The account highlights humane treatment, homeopathic care, frequent tracks, and a school for jockeys run by Mrs. Stanford.
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Senator Stanford
Ime
Palo Alto
Attu
California
Senate
Sucre
Stanford
Palo Alcoa Farm
Winch
Washington
Philadelphia Man Abroad Tale Mixed With Odd Exchange
A Philadelphia man abroad engages in a curious miscommunication with a young woman from Philadelphia who reveals her origin with pride. The elderly narrator notes the surreal conversational exchange as he recalls the scene and the girl’s reaction to the man’s lines. Steamed oysters are recommended by physicians over other preparations.
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New York City
Oulsianti
Oakland
Chile
Ian KL
Ile
Mile
the Giant
Kersey
Great Glearange Sale
iHearance
Warren
Sie
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Q & E. Bartsch, A
Water St
Diamond Brock
Veo
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nhchican
Minnesota
Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Aning
Moleto
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Winnerpolis
Council Bluffs
Onaha
Michigan
Dakota Xediraska
Graveling Apt
Lancaster
Ushitt H.C. Wicker EL P.awalson
Gen. Pass
Mason & Hamlin
Mn & Hamlin
Mason & Hamm
Igan
Mason & Hanlin
Trion Square
Yorr
Anity
Canal Street
Chicago
Clarenden
Gil City
Garlane
Garfield
PL RR PR
rTere
Inimhans Mill
Garh Ti
Gers
Durhim’s Mill
Clarendon
A. Lb
Wood, Gene
Kline
L. G. Nuyes
Warren. Pa
L. Ge. Bayes
Acker
Love- Warren
Catardey
Monshol Catarrk
Ponssplessle Agricultural Works
York
Torgohai
Standard Engines
Trapalgar Square
Ted
Business Directory
Charles A. Peterson
Leonhart Chefield
Punch- Bros’ Harness Shop
J. A. Lie
Sare
Stewu & Stone
Second Street
HK. Brown
Ket National
W. Stone
Ball & Thompson
Ofice
Beatty
A. A. Davis & Co
Ball
D.L Ball
C. C. Tiompson
Povoe & Cable
Oticld
Hunter Ore
Wetmore
Xoyes & Hinchley
NOYES
W.D. Hingeley
W. G. Trunkey
W. Ofice Beatty Block
Cornelius
Justice of the Peace
Scofield
Front Street
W.Y
Br. J. M. Baines
Liberty Street
Baptist Church
Merek
Carver House
Jo Danforth
John Sager
Wise
Glathhing
Exchange Hotel
G. H. Leonhart
Revere Rouse
Frank Metagar
Raves
Lew Heyer
Exchange
Suspension Bridge
Dow Stairs
Gus
Palace Barber Shop
W. A. Greaves
Hall Block
Episcopal Church
C. Smith
First National Bank
Golden Horseshoe
Sroncerian Penman
On Ghusiness College
Cleveland
Avon
Allegheny College
Mercqville
Preparatory School Conservatory of Music
Exntalo
Miess
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Sengol
Alegheny College
Plearville
Penha
Enelope
CIA
A.W. Smifiz
Bradville
Wayer & Teer Philare
Tsates
Ayer & Son
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