Milk and Water Safety and Notable Domestic News
In a review of dietary practices milk is cited as nutritious yet not always suitable for the ill and may carry risks from digestion and gases. Boiling milk is deemed safer and more digestible. Water should be boiled before drinking. A Geneva correspondent notes Captain Dreyfus has recovered a healthier, sturdier appearance. Reverend Yingling endorses Chamberlain’s remedy for colic and diarrhea. A Seneca Falls dispatch reports Mrs Charlotte Brainerd, age 75, wed Samuel Decker, age With the bride now at Tyré, she recalls meeting him long ago and jokes about aging and cricket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreyfus
United States
Charlotte Brainerd
Tyré
Samuel Decker
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Dispatch
Decker
A Mother Praises a Life-Saving Remedy Cure
A Liberty mother recounts her eight children and details how Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved her young daughter from fatal dysentery last summer. She urges other mothers to use the medicine and notes local availability from Wm. Robinson & Co.
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Chamberlain
Geo. F. Burnick
Liberty, R. 1
Wm. Robinson & Co
Patrick McCabe 78 Dies in Peoria Ill August 1900
Patrick McCabe aged 78 died at his home 125 North Orange street Peoria Illinois on August 14 1900 after a two day illness He was an longtime Peoria county resident and respected. Funeral from St Josephs church Brimfield August 16. burial on Old Settlers day. He was born in Ireland in 1822 and came to the United States January 8 1844. He served in the Mexican War and later farmed north of Brimfield before moving to Peoria five years ago. He leaves his widow Catharine Fox and five children Mrs Alice McClory Flisha George W Kate E and Edward D. He was a devout Catholic Democrat and a man known for his charity and kindness.
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Patrick McCabe
North
Orange Street
Peoria
Illinois
Tle
Mr. McCabe
St. Joseph’s Church
Brimfield
Ireland
United States
New Orleans
South
America
Great Britain
Queen Victoria
McCabe
Praince
Elizabeth
Alexander McDonnell
Hame
Wim. Callon
Rome Road
Ahs
Cations
McDonnell Prairie
Wim. Cation
Neuse
McDonnell
Scotland Prairie
John Casey
Casey
Henry
Thomas
General Scott
Gulf
Florida
8Th
Missouri Infantry
Catharine Fox
Childres
Alice McClory
Chicago
Flisha
George W
Chatsworth
Kate E
Edward
Peoria County
Doloodep Local Notes Recap
Local notes bulletin highlights community events and happenings from the town desk. Brief items reference residents, upcoming meetings, and daily life notes, with no sensational or graphic detail.
Odd Notices Abound In Wyoming Fair and Local News
A mix of lost-and-found items, social updates, birth notices, and ads fills the Wyoming Fair week pages. Items include spectacles and a bicycle pump left at the office, a potato sale by L McDermott, and William George touring county fairs. Local greetings, a Catton canopy upgrade two miles north, and guests from Chenega TL appear amid community chatter. A humorous birth note, notices of health products, and reminiscences from Brimfield mark the column alongside Civil War and Spanish-American War veterans’ tales. A Vermont medicine ad touts Herbine for digestion with a price of 50 cents from Wm Robinson & Co, and Chamberlain’s remedy is praised by a Wind Ridge reader in Greene Co. Pa., with local distributor Wm. Robinson & Co.
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Spain
David Taylor
Wind Ridge
Greene Co
Wm. Robinson & Co
Pensions for Ministers Move to Aid Aged Clergy in Mass
A Leslix's Weekly note discusses pensions for ministers, criticizing meager church provisions. It cites the Presbyterian grant of 30 dollars yearly under strict limits, Methodist pushes for a 1.0 million dollar fund, and Massachusetts Episcopal diocese action granting 3500 dollars annually after 25 years of service and 65 years old. It urges reallocating funds from church edifices to support faithful clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Massachusetts Episcopal Diocese
Massachusetts
Leslix
Raising Lions at Dublin Zoo Expands Breeding Program
The Zoological Gardens of Dublin reports strong success in breeding lions with about 200 cubs raised and profits of 25 000 from sales. A shift to regular income is planned as cubs and exchanges, including two elephants and a camel, expand the stock. The South African lineage, once widespread, is nearly gone, with Caesar the sole male for six years until a Nubian lioness joined, forming a group of three lions and six lionesses.
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Dublin
Natal
Cape Colony
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Caesar
Education reforms urge balanced use of textbooks
In Nuevo Leon Mexico the government orders that pupils in official schools be taught to write and perform all manual tasks as well with the left hand as with the right. The Journal of Education cites over-use and warns against discarding textbooks in new education.
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Journal of Education
Ity
Nuevo Leon
Mexico
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Ken Becky
Tennessee
Alabama
Uaneil
Uo S
Gulf Coast
R. J. Wemyss
General Immigration and “Industrial Agseyit
Louisville, KY
Captain Dreyfus
Gay
J. M. Yingling
Bedford Street Methodist
Cumberland, Md
Wm Robison & Co
Lewis
Manera
Ploria
Smorta
Scientific American
Scien
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M & Ct
New York
Patrick M'Cabe
L. McDermott
William George
Hickey
Chenega
Sheen
Ror Murpis
Matthew McDonnel
Edelstein
Grandpa Babcock
Wyoming
White
Wm Robinson & Co
Coalumns
Minnesota
Jim Jones
Leisbald
Henry Wyman
Mt. Pleasant
Oyrangers
Thomas Fox
Mr. Fox
Dixon, T
C. M. Henderson & Co
Iowa
Frank W. Reed & CO
Niagara
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