04 May 1877
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Newspaper
Ashtabula Telegraph
Location
Ashtabula, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1877
Page
1
The page shows a business directory for physicians with garbled names and addresses including a Bath avenue block and a center street fragment. Other lines mention Erie Railroad and a Franklin Beveleon manager proms, but the text is largely unreadable.
Railway timetable notes the Paci Express leaving Buffalo at 1 p m and stopping at Ashtabula Painesville Cleveland Hudson and other points. Trains run via Erie and Buffalo with connections to Cleveland and Columbus.
The fragmentary text mentions Hides and Peters and a depot listing items and pay terms. It references Mr Wilcox and Newberry's drag sate with ambiguous pricing and a suggested cure. Readable details are scarce. key names appear without clear context or dates.
An elderly patient reports strong relief from catarrh after taking Vegetine. The testimonial claims rapid recovery, improved digestion, and restored vitality, asserting Vegetine cleanses system secretions and strengthens health. The piece ends noting Vegetine is sold by all druggists.
A fragmented pastiche includes seed wheat notes, a portrait of Mrs B a strong minded literary figure, and a reflective encounter in a small town. The piece weaves musty memory, domestic life, divorce commentary, and local social observation into a single tender yet unsettled snapshot.
A garbled montage notes counterfeit money, a boy returning a saucer to avoid interruptions, a Kentucky tale of a heroic widow, and references to Japan civilizing, churchgoers, and boots sold in Switzerland. It also recalls an Alabama editor closing an editorial on the economy with a remark about New York.
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