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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1891
Page
4
A sermon catalogues lies in four sectors commerce, farming, mechanics, and religion and condemns deceit in trade, promises in building, and religious misstatements. It urges truth in daily dealings and condemns insincerity shaping social life and worship.
The essay compares imagined US restrictions on Jews with real Russian anti Jewish laws. It argues the situation in Russia harasses Jews as aliens with limits on residence office property and religion, noting the brutality and medieval fanaticism described by P G Hubert Jr in Forum.
Annie Jones of New York claims a tenant faced arrest after failing to pay rent and eviction steps. The woman was held ten days at Bellevue Hospital, later released to find her home occupied and property missing, with another ten day sentence for theft alleged.
A down easter bought a Bille, a notable event for him and neighbors. He told friends he "lied Hob & Pollywog Bible with the sypper in it" sparking speculation. Friends later decided he meant a Polyelot captaining the Apocryphice Journal.
A household dispute appears as a fragment noting a missing area man Abner Hazlet and his wife leaving with the baby during Saturday night while a child named Macie is away. The text pivots on Castoria related memories from the past and a disrupted domestic scene.
An advertisement promises a remedy for consumption and offers two free bottles to readers who mail their express and parcel post addresses. The note from TZ A Slocum, M C lists 181 Pearl Street, N Y. It mentions a separate report of John Wilson and Henry Mathews attacked by ruffians near LaPorte Sunday night and robbed.
Wilsows Cal September 16 1720 note by W A Seworn editor endorses Simmons Liver Regulator as an excellent spring medicine used before and after moving west praising its efficacy for health. The attribution and date anchor the testimonial to colonial medical practice.
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