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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1892
Page
3
A sprawling Bloomfield column lists town visits, trades, and personal notices. References include J. Noel of Fairplay township, Joseph Tt Taylor of Grant township, and others in town on Friday or Sunday. Reminiscences mix with ads, family news, and brief items about local commerce and ailments.
The text presents garbled phrases mentioning Jules, Peroharm, and an apparent reference to a public health or political theme. It lacks clear events, entities, or dates to establish a coherent news item for a summary card.
The notice lists licenses issued for marriage including George W.S. and W. Ote Asroline Peak, Camphelt Fo 1all, and Mary 1, Cammy bell with dates and local names, reflecting township records of November. It notes the presence of election or register details and references to licenses in effect at the time.
A garbled passage discusses general confidence and fears about vaccines and disease. It mentions Phos and remedies, with repetitive, nonsensical phrases about fever, bands, children, and a vague reference to testing or procedures. No clear event or outcome is stated.
Advertisements claim Electric Bitters cure fever sores catarrh and liver disorders. Personal notices recount deaths and commend Dr Man o wa for nervousness treatment with testimonials of weight gain and improved health. Public notices list local addresses and event dates for forthcoming visits.
A historical county paper notes need for one correspondent per post, urges notifying if supplies run short, and includes multiple medicinal ads for Dr Barg's New Discovery and Ely's Cream Balm. It also lists travel excursions to Indianapolis and campaign subscriber notices with binding deadlines.
A jumble of local items reports visiting relatives and neighbors in Cincinnati, Scotlad, and Newark, noting votes, moves, and social appearances. It records a death from consumption, an obituary for Emily A McCullough born 1824, and a funeral hymnlike tribute to a "Dearest Wife" with Christian reflections.
Democrats plan a triumphant gathering in Bloomfield on Saturday night November 12 with music fireworks and speeches. Republicans will march and wheel Democrats in wheels and barrels around town amid rowdy bravado as Greene County votes show Harrison carried the county by 822 with county ticket majorities from 3560 to 125. The county board of canvassers is tallying results this week and a full precinct report will be published next week.
The Stockton township teachers met in Linton on Oct 28 1802 for their annual institute. J W Beasley was elected Principal and Cora Buck Secretary. The group discussed reading circles methods and civic education with plans to expand book access and parent involvement. Adjourned to meet the third Saturday in November.
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