Science of Life full of cures for sexual illness
An advertisement for the Peabody Medical Institute promotes The Science of Life or Self-Preservation and another work on mental and nervous diseases. It touts cures for exhausted vitality, impotence, and debility, with over fifty prescriptions, priced at $1.00 or $2.00, and asserts European return and noble testimonials from newspapers. It notes medals and expert authorship, inviting orders by mail from Boston in 1876.
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Peabody Medical Instit
Europe
Peabody Medical Institute
No.4
Bullfinch Street
Ton, Mass
Republtcan
Boston Herald
W. Y. Tribune
Boston Press
India
Massachusetts
Peabody
Medical Institute
W. H. Parker
M. D
Eal Sinah
Boston
Mass
Revere Uke
N. B
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Tramps and Their Organization in the Era
A long analysis portrays the tramp as a growing social force with alleged organized signs, passwords, and symbols across New York and New Jersey. It links their rise to postwar discontent, ties to former soldiers and trades unions, and notes attempts at policing via workhouse lodging schemes and legislative measures, amid voter influence debates.
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New York
New Jersey
Gibbon
Gaul
Syria
Rome
Seven Hills
New York City
City of
Hamilton Fish, Jr
State Assembly
Herald
Kings County Poor House
Pees Hs
Albany
comeSm
Murray
N. Y. Herald
Brilliant receptions honor Gen Grant in London
Minister Pierrepont hosted two grand receptions for Ex-President Grant. The decor was lavish with flowers and crowds filled drawing rooms from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. About a thousand attendees included top English and American society, cabinet members, MPs, and many diplomats and peers. Grant and Mrs. Grant met guests, with Prime Minister Beaconsfield absent due to illness.
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Dick Taylor
London
Denmark
Taylor
Tom
Alfred D. Jessup
Philadelphia
Barreda
Newport
W. F. Blodgett
Gen . Grant
Pierrepont
Grant
Don
Rare
Lord Beaconsfield
John Bright
Gladstone
Tom Taylor
Wm. Black
Moncure D. Conway
Schliemann
Earl and Countess of
Pietrepont
Prince Albert de Solms
Duke of Leeds
Duchess of Bedford
Earle
Countessee
Belmore
Longford
Dunraven
Dacre
Earl of Shaftesbury
Earl Manners
Viscountess
Cardwell
Selborne
Camera
Albert Churchill
Cattesloe
Charles Adderly
Spencer Walpole
Childer
Master
the Rolls
Admiral Milne
C. Trevelyan
Rutherford Alcock
Baron Rantes
Gloucester
Newman Hall
Arthur Sullivan
Lionel de ‘Rothachild
McCullough
Jarrens
Ranchard Jerrold
Sussell Gurney
Earl Blind
Gen
Fairchild
Turkiye Armies at Danube and Shifting Fronts Reported
About 200000 armed Turks hold the Danube frontier as Russian troops prepare to cross the river within days. Rain falls in famine-stricken India. Mount Carmel Illinois reports twenty bodies recovered from wreckage. Union Savings Bank of Bath Pa suspends payment. Union Banking Company assets total 128000 awaiting distribution. Passen ger rates to Philadelphia cut to 14 dollars and to Baltimore to 13.50. Six Mollie Maguires face execution on the 21st. sheriff travels to Philadelphia for ropes.
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Danube
Union Savings Bank of
Bath
India
Mount Carmel
Ill
Tripedelpis
Seventy Families Homeless After Windstorm
Mount Carmel report says yesterday's storm hurled winds near 150 mph. Thirteen people died, many injured, with several missing likely buried under ruins. Much of the town is destroyed and about seventy families are left houseless, prompting ongoing search for bodies and relief efforts.
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