Reviving Pernicious Memories by Peter Cotton
A discussion on how pernicious memory and prejudice harm individuals and society. It argues for forgetting old wrongs, embracing present progress, and replacing vengeance with charity to allow victims and offenders to rebuild lives. Concrete examples show divorce and social stigma harming reputations, with calls for a more forgiving public memory.
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Europe
John Doe
Agirl
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Vinol touted as lasting remedy for coughs
A Waterloo Iowa advertisement features Benj Dunning of Scranton Pa praising Vinol as a constitutional cure for coughs and bronchitis. The copy claims Vinol contains cod liver oil with iron and beef peptone and asserts it rebuilt his strength after a severe cold. Wanagler Bros Co and C J Miller are listed as druggists.
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Benj. Dunning
Tenth Ave
Scranton
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