02 Mar 1877
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Newspaper
Ashtabula Telegraph
Location
Ashtabula, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1877
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a rail schedule with routes between Ashtabula and Cleveland, detailing connections to Buffalo and Buffalo area points. Mentions of Kae Showa ready-made goods and various manufacturers and attorneys appear as stray captions in the torn text.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a dramatic scene involving illness and distress on a street. The readable words mention catarrh and a stiff stick, but lacking clear persons or events, the item reads as a cryptic archival fragment.
Local sellers promote Voltaic Collins plasters and Schenck remedies claiming cures for digestive and blood disorders. Advertisements name Dr. Ather and outline benefits while urging readers to seek expert medical counsel and purchase from nearby merchants.
Boston nurses and doctors report Vegetine as a remedy after trials with chronic ailments. A consumer letter claims strong personal benefit after trying various potion blends and endorses Vegetine as the best medicine discovered, with multiple testimonials and places named in support.
In 1842 a traveler and his daughter Carrie stop at an old inn near S- Canada. Carrie notices two glittering eyes in a bust and plots a bold escape to warn and rescue her father from a planned abduction. She leads a dramatic night flight from a shed to safety and helps expose a kidnapped victim, aided by Mr James and the sheriff. The tale ends with Carrie reunited with her father and the landlord humiliated.
The Moody and Sankey revival continues with sharper public debate as critics and Unitarians challenge its appeal. Moody, a nasal Yankee speaker, draws thousands to the Tabernacle while Sankey contributes musical appeal shaping a growing, varied audience.
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