Oldest practicing doctor and language notes from old gazette
Finland loses 5500 pounds of cattle to wolves and 30 million acres of public land remain unoccupied in Montana. Georgian words for mother and father are explained. Two hundred Chinese workers in Zataecas mines, Mexico, prove productive. Dr Gallus Ritter von Hochberg of Carlsbad may be the world’s oldest physician at 87, aiding the poor and visiting the theater. an Austrian imperial court councillor.
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Finland
Montana
Caspian
Black Seas
Dada
Mama
Zataecas
Mexico
Gallus Ritter von Hochberg
Carlsbad
Mr Ayers Defies Death with Dodd’s Kidney Pills
Minneapolis man Ayers credits Dodd’s Kidney Pills with saving his life after doctors gave only days to live from Bright’s Disease and Diabetes. Now at Bath New York Soldiers and Sailors Home he testifies the remedy restored health and vitality and he urges others to try it despite imitators.
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Minneapolis
Minn
A. E. Ayers
Bright
Bath
N. Y
Ayers
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
Dodd
Bess
Rempe
Mr. Ayers
Abundant Entrance to Heaven for True Disciples
Dr. Talmage speaks on what awaits faithful Christians after death, contrasting an easy abundant entrance with harder passages for the worldly, the bigoted, and the penurious. He praises selfless service, generous wealth, and consecrated households as paths to a radiant welcome in Heaven.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Dr. Talmage
Peter
Heaven
Christ
Paradise
Worthy
Earth
Jordan
Duron Hirsch
George Yeabody
America
Patekeeper
Lanphier
Fulton Street
Alfred Cookman
Thomas Welch
Fletcher
John Rogers
Latimer
Ridley
Elijah
Hawaiian Delegate Receives $2000 Mileage Allowance
A nonvoting Hawaiian delegate in Congress collects a $2000 mileage allowance as a consolation perk. The item notes the placeholder role without voting power but highlights the travel reimbursement practice.
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Congress
Towne-Newman Auto Race Entry Recalled
The Philadelphia Press recalls Towne-Newman taking part in an automobile race not long ago. He came out on crutches about a month later, according to the report.
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Towne—Newman
Brown
Philadelphia Press
Grain-O coffee substitute advertised for all ages
A grocer's pitch promotes Grain-O as a grain based drink that can replace coffee. It claims broad appeal for children and adults, a mocha like color, easy on delicate stomachs, and a price of 3 times coffee plus 25 cents per package. Sold by grocers everywhere.
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Java
New Woman Often Not Very Young Says Transcript
A Boston Transcript remark puzzles how the so called new woman tends to be not very young, prompting Rawley and Dickerman to discuss the question, reflecting social views of the era.
Chills and Fever Tonic Ad and Bizarre Exchange
A historical collage notes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic described as iron and quinine with no cure no pay pricing. It also mocks a landlady’s death question and includes jests from a tavern boarder. Additional items reference Dr. H H Greens Sons dropsy cures and Beeman's Pepsin Gum ads.
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Grove
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Ohio
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Androscoggin
Kentucky
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House of God
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Grace Stansbury
National City Bank
Lynn
Mass
Pinkham Medicine Co
Indianapolis Press
H. H. Green
Democra
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Atchiaon Globe
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Goa
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