Self Preservation and the Science of Life Book Ad
A historic medical sales notice promotes the Peabody Medical Institute edition of the Science Life or Self Preservation. It touts 1.9 million copies sold, a Gold Medal from the National Medical Association in March 1876, and multiple works with prescriptions, prices, and delivery details. It highlights the author’s return from Europe and authority as consulting physician at No 4 Baltimore Street Boston.
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National Medical Association
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Peabody Medeoical Institute
Europe
Fenty Eee Mate Institute
Fe Boston Press
Massachusetts Plough
Peabody Seds
W. H. Parer
Balto Street
Boston
Mass
Revere House
There Are Gains for All Our Losses Refrain Revisited
A reversed old song reflects on youth and aging. The speaker recalls youthful vanity and loves lost, noting that time, death, and aging erase gains once hoped for. The verse laments that many promises fade as life moves from summer to winter, leaving only bitter truth.
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Tanip
Three Card Monte Ends in Loss for Old Gambler at Coney Island
An elderly gambler at Coney Island stages a three card monte game for a crowd. He loses repeatedly to a young challenger and a red haired man, then bets his watches and finally his gold watch, leaving with nothing as spectators disperse. The scene ends with the gambler and a contented winner riding away on the last train.
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Coney Island
Coey Island
Prospect Park
Multiple Late 19th Century News Items From A Fragment
George Schovider of Chicago resigns as minister to Switzerland due to private interests. South Carolina House killed a bill to ban intermarriage by striking out the relevant clause. Dr Israel Randolph of New York, said to be wealthy, dies suddenly of heart disease after a street car ride. A Woodward, ex-treasurer of Shelby County Tennessee, released after bondmen paid part of embezzlement suit. James R. Partridge, U.S. minister to Brazil, anxious for immediate resignation and European travel. Burglars kill Mrs Roeder in Blue Bell Montgomery County Pennsylvania. attacker at large. victim described as mulatto. H. Taylor of Frankfort Kentucky, leading distiller, fails with liabilities over 500,000. fraud suspected. George H Wolff & Co. suspension shocks New York and Cincinnati dry goods market. liabilities about 450,000, assets larger. settlement may be 65 cents on the dollar. Failure attributed to old embarrassments.
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Geo. Schovider
Chicago
Switzerland
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Israel Randolph
New York
Massachusetts
Woodward
Shelby County
Shelby County, Tenn
San Francisco
James R. Partridge
Maryland
United States
Brazil
Europe
Samuel Roeder
Blue Bell
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Perna
George H. Wolff & Co
Cincinnati
Proper depth for manure in soil and crops
Guidance on manure depth varies with soil type, manure type and plowing depth. Surface placement favors moisture and quick sinking of soluble manure. deeper placement suits certain fertilizers in stiff soils. Aim to mix manure with root zone, drill or hill methods preferred, balancing drought protection and rapid crop maturity.
Washington battles over appointing Democrats in the South
Washington dispatch reports Republican critics alarmed by possible Democratic appointments. It notes several Southern natives seek office, mentions Gen Camily amid health related ministerial talk, and reports on Sheridan’s minor post office role. Also covers plans to replace the internal revenue commissioner with Bluford Wilson and Toombs’ praise of Hayes. Includes Louisiana court actions on radical officials and timber seizure battles in Calcasien parish.
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Washington
South
Hayes
Wheeler
Gordon
Gen
Camily
Ohio
Sandwich Islands
Comly
George A. Sheridan
Internal Revenue
Bluford Wilson
Toomas Indorses Hayes
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Robert Toombs
Georgia
Nccesse de Ow
Re ‘Toombs
United States
Louisiana
Packard
United States District Court
Kellogg
New Orleans
Alcarien Parish
The Ivy’s Charm in Landscape and Life
The ivy pleases all with its arching form and aged bridge contrast. It shapes walls and cliffs into rich, picturesque scenes, shelters small birds, and supports insects while offering berries for birds in spring.
Russia bans British officers as spectators of military operations
Russia refuses all applications of British officers to attend war operations, ending a longtime international courtesy. Officers from European armies previously visited headquarters and studied at military schools, but this practice has been stopped for English officers.
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Russia
Agata School of
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George W. Bush
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Science OF Life
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Ston A DE Tical Watch Maker
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