Self Preservation and Life Science Works Promote Health
An 1876 advertisement touts the Gold Medal award to the author by the National Medical Association and promotes The Science of Life or Self-Preservation as a key work. It highlights The Power of the above works from Peabody Medical Institute Boston and lists prices, publication notes, and contact details at No 4 Bullfinch Street, Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ical Institute
Peabody Med
Europe
Embody Andcat Institute
Bullfinch Street
Ton, Mass
Tribune
Boston Press
Surcagseuy
Massachusetts
Peabody Medical Institute
W. H. Parker
M. D
EI Street
Boston
Mass
Revere
N. BR
TuThas.&wiy
A Nook of Peace in Hammonton’s Rural Charm
A descriptive glimpse blends a cottage scene with farmyard life and a broader portrait of Hammonton. The article notes its strawberry industry and fruit variety, the seasonal shipping from June to October, and the town’s wholesome, educated atmosphere with German pickers, schools, churches, and a light municipal police structure led by a town council president.
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AW Agricultural Mint
Philadelphia
Hammonton
Camden Atlantic Railroad
Vineland
E. Harbor City
Hammonton Fields
Hammonton Item
Lican
H. E. Dowles
Mr. Colwell
A Fruit Village Hammonton Grows From Yankee Settlement
The Philadelphia Times chronicles Hammonton New Jersey born from R J Burns associate judge and early Yankee settlers. The town spans three by six miles with six hundred wooden homes in a tree lined landscape of orchards and lawns. Land value rose from twenty dollars to ten thousand five hundred dollars per thirty six acres, with Bartlett pear orchards and a thriving dairy. Hammonton sits between New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City markets, famed as the Gem of the Jerseys.
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R. J. Burns
Atlantic County
N. J
Camden and Atlantic
Philadelphia
Jersey
Delaware
Newland
Hammonton
New Jersey
Vineland
New England
Jerseys
New York
Atlantic City
Rosedale
Braves of Debt and the European Burden
A critique of European state debt argues the vast principal cannot be repaid and continual wars add compounding interest. It warns debt may force repudiation, crippling powers, and urges the American public to erase national debt quickly and avoid renewed sectional strife.
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Europe
Turkey
Maryland Land Purchase and Legal Notices
Mr B L Coleman of Baltimore bought 22 acres near Hyattaville Prince George s county at 52 dollars per acre. Talbot County Court rules selling bittern except medical use violates the local option law. Washington Monroe colored was accidentally shot days ago by Richard Carrol colored at Good Hope Prince George s county likely fatal. Mr Robert G Price of Marydel whose safe was blown open received a letter signed Powder Flask asking for return of Hastern Bank checks and offering to pay through the columns of the local paper.
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B. L. Coleman
Baltimore
Hyattaville
Prince George’s County
Talbot
Washington Monroe
Richard Carrol
Good Hope
Robert G. Price
Marydel
Hastern Bank
Laborers threaten violence over city contract ordinance in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 6 laborers gathered at City Hall protesting a newly adopted ordinance directing city work under contract. They used harsh language and threatened violence before dispersing after urging the Mayor to refrain from signing the contract measure. The piece notes potential shifts in employment tied to the contract system and mentions Jeremiah Dodge Peabody, last surviving brother of George Peabody, who died recently in Zanesville Ohio after a long residence there.
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New Orleans
Jeremiah Dodge Peabody
George Peabody
Zanesville
Ohio
Mr. Peabody
South Danvers
Peabody, Mass
Bradford
Peabody, Riggs & Co
George
Britain Leads Centennial Invitation As France Offends
In a critique from Francis A. Walker, Britain receives warm official representation at the Centennial of American Independence, meeting with cordial support in Fairmount Park and Independence Hall. By contrast, France and Germany offer scant, often hostile official goodwill, with France’s Commissioner-General absent and Du Sommerard’s authority lacking dignity for the exhibition.
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France
Great Britain
Sumner
England
Fairmount Park
Independence Tallon
Richard Henry Lee
United States
M. du Sommerard
Francis A. Walker
International Review
Bank Capital Shifts Highlight Nevada Bank Prominence
The Virginia City Chronicle notes Bank of Commerce in New York cuts capital from 10 million to 5 million, leaving Bank of Nevada in San Francisco as the United States’ wealthiest bank with 10 million capital. It details ownership, compares with Bank of Montreal, and lists other large banks. It also includes a Washington Star quip about Treasury staffing policies and a joke from a pert little girl.
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Virginia City
Nevada
Bank of Commerce
New York
Bank of Nevada
San Francisco
United States
Haat
Spalridualey Messrs
Flood
O’brien
Mackey
Louis McLane
Bank of Montreal
Merchants’ Bank of Montreal
Nevada Bank
Central
Washington Star
Sherman
Treasury Department
Hayes
John E. Sherman
New Mexico
TWO LADIES OUTRAGED BY TRAMPS NEAR LATROBE
In Greensburg Pa a widow Elder was assaulted by three tramps who dragged a daughter from the house and left her unconscious. Neighbors captured the trio at Latrobe freight depot after the victims alerted others. A second item notes a Tammany ring compromise offering $150,000 down and $250,000 later, with Tweed promising to aid city claims. Gold mining near Dahlonega Georgia shows several stamps producing $120 per stamp weekly with a deep shaft and cheap costs.
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Greensburg
Democrat
Elder
Latrobe
Tammany Ring Com
Wheeler I. Peckham
New York
Peter P. Sw
James M. Sweeny
New York City
Tweed
Lange
Georgia
Dahienega
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NLETT
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N.Y
True & VO
Ausine
Black Hills
AN. Maguire
All News
S.orient Post
Elley, Loyd & CO
TLE
L. Jones
Nassau
Brinson & d. Maine
Mattitawim
ACE Pace & CO
Ochborder
Ffertable
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Gang, Muley & Sash Mills
Grist & Plour Mills
Melee SemaSec
RST National A F OF
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Aerostrony
Public Moneys and Financial Agents
Edward Betts
Geo. D. Armstrong
Episadelphia
New York Exchange
Clement B. Smyth
George W. Bush
Israel Pusey
Eli Garrett
Henry 8. McComb
Sam'l Bancroft, Jr
Daniel James
William Tatnall
Edward Betis
Mara
Heartizans Savings Bank
Market Street
Mana Qiement
B. Smyth
Howland
Ratha K. Benson
Enry F. Dure
E. M. Stonsender
William M. Field
Fawore
Cabell
K. T. Ti
Capelle
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Edward Darlin
H. Jackson
Pure
New Casyle County
William Recall
James Bradfort
George O. Maris Chas
W. Howland
Edward Bringhurst
Edward T. Bellah
Ashton Richardson
Sam's Smith
R. Staats
Wm. O'Connor
West Third Street
Leonard Simfonon, Merchant Guilt
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Welmington
Del
mcCurdy, & Co
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ill
St. Louis
R. P. Tawresey & Bro
King Street
Witwinerom
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Pabel
Third Street
Wilmington. del
Cent Store
Eighth & M
Wummxeron, Dan
Newhall & Phelpless
Delaware Ave
Phila
Miteyrna
Morrisson
Shipley
Bulfinch Street
Polite Revere House
Science OF Life
The
National Medical Association
Dolmans
Batarr Superior Sile
Reston Ayars
Practical Watchimaker
Ridge
Alfred B. Smith
Appleton
Yas
Hammanton
Philadelphia Times
Maryland
BANK
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