27 Jul 1877
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Newspaper
Ashtabula Telegraph
Location
Ashtabula, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1877
Page
1
Train schedules and local business listings mix with physician and service ads for Sage Shore Macergan South End area. The passage notes arrival times, routes to Cleveland and Ashtabula, and mentions Howard and Gerie physicians and other local entities.
A long excerpt blends a tale of a rider and a political chase in Sligo. A night-time ambush leads to a staged pursuit as Wolf O’Neil confronts election unrest while a dignified Squire calmly drives his mare through a hostile crowd. The piece shifts to an oration about American republican ideals and religious liberty, praising derived freedoms, education, and a government by the people.
A Providence reader recounts a long illness beginning in childhood treated with various remedies. After seeking medical help and trying Vegetine for years, she claims significant relief and attributes eventual full recovery to the medicine, with about twenty five bottles used. The letter is signed by Mae B C Coupe from Providence.
The text extols VEGETINE as a universal remedy for diseases from syphilis and scrofula to gout neuralgia and dropsy, asserting it cleanses impurities from blood and cleanses the stomach and liver, promising rapid permanent cures and claiming to tackle both local and constitutional ailments. It targets American women with references to "white train" and general bodily weakness.
An extended walking tour through the west of Ireland recounts a traveler’s endurance from Galway toward Ballina Ballysadare and finally Sligo. He endures rain gales and hunger, pauses for meals, and notes shifting landscapes before a chance meeting with a roadside gig offers unlikely companionship.
A derailed train event occurred early yesterday after departing Thursday noon from Harlem river. Ten platform cars and four box cars were pulled by Lima locomotives from Long Island Southern and Pennsylvania lines destined for Nova Scotia traffic. The journey proved chaotic with frequent hotboxes, obstructed routes, and boilers failing, sending smoke and debris across the yard.
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