The Human Barometer and Rheumatism Cure Claim
An 19th century style article argues weather is tracked by the body and relates rheumatism to uric acid. It credits uric acid in blood as cause, kidneys as eliminators, and promotes Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure as the cure, listing many physicians and cities supporting the claim.
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Scientific American
National Weather Bureau
Washington
Acre
Seaman
Warner
America
Rochester
N. Y
United States
Chicago and
St. Louia
Avtolph Uhtemeier
Wih. Webb
John ’ Esa
Editi Ty Webster
Kjamia'p2 Wwhituite
Wiliam J
Oo Tyshardaon
Robert ‘T. Atkinson
Thos. F. Thamhold
Noruschere
William Job Isaac N. Love
Clark Wit
Hodzen
Thomas Fy
Nicholas Gahman
Prietts
Cl Daniel Kuhn
William S. Wortman
George Piper
Henry F. Ahtbranet
Lee Teitjat
F. Frazer
Carl Spinziz
Davia Tartin
Benjamin R
Taylor
James L. Losau
A. Heuced
Henry Kirehner
John J. Kane
Beury B. Krase
Willian Do. Glaszow Ie
Jeremish S
A. Allerne
Thomas 8
Comstock
Charles I Ws
Fredrik Kolbenhes
Joseph’ Heitziz
Edward A. de Cashel
Bernard Roemer
James M. Clapton
Charles V. Ware
Alphonso Jaminet
James L. Kent
Williams
Barker
Solomon C. + Martin
Rudolph Studhatter
Henry
Naci
Louis BP. Bairy
John A. Eb
Jock
Theodore Foy
John E. Baker
Ernest PF. Hofman
Werman Nagle
Adelph
Wislizanas
Janes L .Pirtle
D. Yard Rose
Hugo M. Stu
Robert M. Sweaif
Wiltizt Nanny
Lem Y Ioyne
Lyman Ware
Charles W. Heustead
William
de Hawkes
J. C. Buncan
William R. Griswold
Lyman ‘Bedford
A. B. Westcott
Deed
Bell
Rie
Woodbury
Winer
Habis
Fiteh
Besas
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Queston
Forsyth County Public Schools report on conditions and reform
The Forsyth County public school report laments low enrollment and attendance, cites funding and governance issues, and urges uniform text books and better facilities. It highlights improvements in teacher certification and notes some districts lack proper furniture and lighting. The superintendent urges public support for standardized texts and student achievement.
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Gunrtemen
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Oug&t
Meny
Ydndon Foot
State Board of Education
Nee
Wives as Partners Provokes Quiet Barbershop Exchange
Emma Jones writes from Washington to Albany Evening Journal about wives as equal partners in marriage noting two cheerful wives who never open letters, distrust cited as motive, and a subtle test of trust. Senator Hampton and Joan Sherman exchange sharp barbs in a barber shop as the scene unfolds with restrained reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jones
Washington
Albany Evening Journal
Hampton
Joan Sherman
Ohio
Sherman
South Carolina
The tariff debate on costs to American families
The passage argues that a government tariff raises prices, with estimates showing a typical family paying about $190 annually in tariff cost plus extra flows to manufacturers. It questions if halfing manufactured goods’ costs would improve living standards and contrasts such an approach with English precedent, noting Radical and Democratic positions on trial.
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United States
England
Congress
Soldier Faces Death Before Battle at Fair Qiks
A private in the Michigan Third Infantry asks to speak with the chaplain before joining a red hot assault. He confesses fear of death and questions Uncle Sam’s care for recruits, saying he will no longer recruit from their town once he’s shot. The captain urges the man to stay with his company and take his chances.
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Holly Springs
Swift
Dr. Sheridan
Peter the Great
William Temple
Moor Park
Cardinal Mazarin
Samuel Clarke
Burton
Johnson
Kelly Bridge
Oxford
Michigan Third Infantry
Sam
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Henorable Board of Public Instruction
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