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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1894
Page
7
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A Brookline family narrator recalls a domestic strike that unsettled a husband and led the mistress to arbitrate disputes over which servants Charlotte and Mary could go out. The piece blends domestic politics with fashion notes on furs, imitations, and lace capes.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case. It cites Hall's Catarrh Cure as effective, with endorsements from West Terax and Warpise Kinman wholesale druggists of Toledo. The text notes a 75 cent price per bottle and 25 cent Hall's Family Pills, with testimonials available by mail.
A diet of corn can cause souring in the stomach with its high heat. Charcoal helps, but is not a permanent fix. potash corrects acidity. Better to prevent souring by feeding hogs fine wheat middlings, milk, and sliced beets to maintain digestion and prevent stomach searing.
The text notes advantages of changing garden plots periodically to avoid heavy soil, promote friable moisture retaining soil, and prevent excessive manuring. A clover sod tilled in helps soil richness for spring planting and reduces weeds compared with land used continually for gardening.
A wary servant girl finds a Chinese character on a laundry bill and Bridget O'Connor vows no one will leave her place with such a mark. The exchange hints at pride and cultural identity in a tense social moment.
A simple wartantied remedy hawked with a money back promise. The ad notes the salve cures corn discomfort and invites readers to ask their druggist for Hanson’s product at a 15 cent price.
Birds and other creatures claim space much like humans do, with boundaries that other animals respect. The December Meehan's Monthly notes that bears, rabbits, and robins defend territories and return to the same claims year after year.
The Home Life Insurance Co of New York introduces a combined protection and investment policy with cash surrender and loan features. Profit in agency contracts is available to qualified agents. For details contact Frank F. Loomis, Manager Northwestern Department, Pioneer Press Building, St Paul.
A cheeky exchange mocks Mrs Evertorker and Mrs Benedict with jibes about marriage and domestic life. The New York Press quotes the dialogue praising a female barbering edge and sharp wit.
A fragment notes Pete Amsterdam praising his marriage to Birdie McGinnis and Chauncey M. Depew crediting a remark at a recent banquet. Depew purportedly says he has not grown an hour in forty years and loves the girls as well as ever did.
A humorous dialogue features Mrs. Muchwed boasting of never quarrelling with former husbands while Mr. Muchwed questions her claims. He retorts that if her exes were present they would dispute her statement, prompting her to insist they would not contradict her.
Mrs Dovey notes Gableigh's gray hairs reveal a storied career. Mr Dovey quips that Gableigh speaks through his bat, implying a long history of performance and quiet leadership on the field.
The Honorable Miss Mudd suspects a marriage is driven by money. The Count demands her father's money, asserting a painful misunderstanding. Oklahoma County Sheriff Fightmaster is noted for a reputation aligned with his name in the record.
Captain Oliver plans a West Indies trip to settle property and avoid commitment while widow Mrs. Evelyn schemes to bind him to marriage for Basil's sake. Basil and Alice grow into young adults as rumors swirl about past marriages and loyalties in the village.
A village gossip triggers shock as news arrives that Captain Oliver has married, prompting Mrs Evelyn to confront gossip and a surprising claim about his wife. The scene unfolds with Jimmy the bachelor and his dogs interrupting the tense revelation.
A clipped description recalls Captain Oliver’s union with a dark Portuguese woman, not black but very dark, and her infant, fueling whispers of impropriety and religious conflict. The piece ends with To Be Continued.
A Chicago Tribune inspired piece describes the sidewinder’s comical facial expression and striking coloration. It notes Panamint Indians call it the snake with a grin and recounts the snake’s behavior around camps, including bed warmth and hunting at night.
A band of over 100 masked brigands attacked Tortoli in Sardinia shocking the town. Gendarmes and several citizens fought the raiders for hours but were routed. The loot included 27 000 lire in gold 20 000 lire in paper money and jewelry worth 5 000 lire. The brigands retreated to the hills.
The article describes a peculiar Siamese sport where two betta fish fight in a bottle ring. Fights last minutes to hours, with tails and fins torn, then repaired by nature. Enthusiasts wager sizable sums and breed fighters for battles.
The speaker notes growing fondness for Mr De Spicy and recalls seeing him kiss someone goodbye last night, suggesting evolving feelings and a sense of doubt about prior assumptions.
Gingham squares used for pillow covers wash easily and even boil without color loss. Center fabrics come in irregular stripes of dark blue and rose, sage and rose, and bright color schemes. The covers feature wide frills.
The piece describes Burman and Siamese New Year customs with a water feast, water throwing, and lavish descriptions of Burmese girls. It notes varied New Year dates across nations and cites astrologers, royal spirits, and festive gunfire marking the season.
The article describes Siam's mock king celebrations in Bangkok with a royal court, a naked-Siamese pageant, a diamond baby, and a swinging money game. It also covers Chinese New Year customs including debt settlement, house cleaning, red decorations, fireworks, greetings, and yearlong gifts observed in China and Pekin society.
The article describes Siam's water bathing tradition on New Year with festive games and bare garments, notes about grandmothers, betel chewing, temple rituals, and the belief in Buddhist souls returning. It compares Corean and Chinese New Year practices, straw effigies with hidden money, and Japanese and Turkish New Year customs including gifts and ceremonies.
A Dr. James Wood cited piece arguing tea can cause serious physiological and neurological symptoms in heavy drinkers. It cites data from 100 treated cases with dizziness indigestion headaches despondency heart palpitations insomnia and other effects. The piece labels chronic tea overuse as disomania and urges physicians to study remedies.
A 19th century writer describes Spanish bull selection for fighting. Bulls are pedigreed and tested at ages 2 to 5, with riders using lances to gauge mettle. Successful bulls enter the herd book and receive names. a prime 5-year-old bull can cost 350 to 400 dollars.
The portrait exhibition spurred a surge in miniature frames especially gilded ones. Framers advise a bright gilding method using flour of sulphur and a water mix with boiled onions or garlic to restore gilded surfaces.
A prose snippet urges immediate action to complete each task from start to finish. It praises turning chaotic moments into orderly effort and advises choosing the first available duty to gain momentum. The writing compares disciplined work to a well drilled marching company and notes benefits of prompt focus.
Archaeologists reveal a nearly perfect house on Vincent de Proseo’s Lompeil property near Planella Settermini. The excavation uncovers three marble basins with ornate lead pipes and bronze faucets matching calidarium tepidarium and frigidarium rooms. The roof spans about forty four feet, and the find offers a rare view of pre Roman domestic architecture.
A Boston woman laments she has read every book in her husband’s library. A humorous Chicago friend suggests she marry again, prompting a witty exchange about future reads and new spouses.
A forthcoming infant almanac to be issued in Pittsburgh by The Hostetter Company will relate to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The volume will be published in multiple languages and offered free at druggists and country dealers. It promises calendars, astronomical calculations, illustrations, jokes, verses, and other content.
Antigone explains a reluctant kiss under the mistletoe as a piece de resistance after a character named Meanitall falls in love. The dialogue hints at dramatic romance and comic tension in a theatrical scene.
A brief Chicago Inter-Ocean note quotes Mrs. O'Flynn saying there must be trouble at Murphys and that none of the family has been arrested today, reflecting local chatter.
A playful back-and-forth assigns a boy to college readiness, with family humor about teaching and growing up, capturing a neighborhood chatty tone.
Mrs Hicks says cooks on both sides were warned they could not be kept. Daudet hopes to visit in spring if health permits.
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant and effective laxative that cleanses the system and relieves headaches and fevers. It claims universal medical approval, targets the Kid-Liver and Dowels, and notes bottles priced 50c and 1.00 sold by druggists, manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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