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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1890
Page
3
The article notes ailing James Cravena and wife, a push for Simmons Liver Regulator and Hood's Sarparilla cures, a busy holiday season with joyous town events, and local crime and court updates. It mentions arrests for prostitution, a lynching fear, railroad surveys, property sales, and social gatherings in Worthington, Switz City, and Greene county areas.
An old newspaper ad urges readers that nine of ten men know this truth and prompts a sample copy request. It promotes a three month trial for 25 cents and a yearly subscription of one dollar, claiming delayed action costs more. Address THE WORLD New York.
Sherman Osborn of Jackson township was in town Wednesday and called. Maggie Kutch returns this week from Kentucky where she had been visiting. George Bogard, trustee of Washington township, was in town Monday and aims to serve until his successor is elected and qualified with Democratic backing. Mrs. Hulse leaves Thursday for Tennessee to join her husband, absent over three years. Many Owensburg residents, including W. S. Dye and Perrin, attended the Beaty and Datfield trial as witnesses last week.
A. R. Tryon announces a special reduction on all goods through the holidays. He offers a fine selection of useful Christmas items and promises surprising prices.
George W Goodman wed Della Helme. William A Byers joined Nicca Breeden. Lewis J Wilkerson married Lucy E Beard. William Bough tied with Nancy J Turley.
A medical note extols hot water applications for toothache colic and chest congestion while noting the Kinzua viaduct as the highest railroad bridge in the United States at 205 feet. It discusses miscellany on newspapers in institutions and global rail passenger averages, then compares animal ear lopping across regions and species.
A Danish marine experiment uses a spectrally split lighthouse beam to transmit Morse code. White light is divided by prisms into spectrum bands forming long and short signals. Through a telescope, observers see coded light and trained Morse operators can read it at distance between ships and shore.
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