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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1885
Page
4
Within the open grate a cheerful fire glows while a nickel plated urn rests on the breakfast table. Flora enjoys luxury and beauty aided by a tall comely city youth who has placed himself at her beck and call as her papa funds lavish outings and keeps doors open to her friends.
John Coleman, a lawyer from Ashland, returns home exhausted to find Rue Haywood immersed in the operetta with Mr. Lynde. After a harsh quarrel over control and fidelity, Rue ends their engagement. Coleman, feverish, sends her a note asking forgiveness and urging her not to withdraw from the show. Rue, moved, returns his ring and clings to hope despite deceit and jealousy.
A Philadelphia Press corrt reports on Manitoba winters with extreme cold, dry air, and long seasons. It describes temperatures from 125 in a tent to minus 58 below zero, deep snow, arctic winds, and frequent frostbite cases. Household life centers on heat, friction, and improvised clothing as months-long snowsblock ground.
An 1880s style note extols two subterranean wealth sources in Australia. It highlights buried river channels and hidden underground streams near Moree in Gwydir, where water rose 42 feet after being struck at 130 feet, suggesting future systematic borings to map potential river courses near Portland for prospecting.
Frances Weinberger of Gospodence Hungary shows a shift in appeal over time. Once a poor tobacco stripper with no serious suitors a Vienna lottery prize of 25000 dollars changed male attention in the town. She refuses to wed Harper's Weekly despite the newfound interest.
A Washington item reports Mr. 8S. T. G. Maxsenn praising Red Star Cough Cure for severe cough and throat irritation with permanent relief. The note also mentions a New Hampshire physician and a balked horse incident with four patients recovering before aid could reach them.
An assortment of medical remedies and household tips targets women and general readers. Claims favor Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female weaknesses and Golden Medical Discovery for consumption, plus references to Chinese language letters and various cures like toothache drops and corn removers.
An Arkansas traveler observes a busy store scene as a country woman in a green sun bonnet selects calico and jeans while her children roam, topple wares, and the patient merchant forgoes scolding to assist her shopping, amid housewife chatter and noisy interruptions.
D L Southard of Greencastle Indiana recounts relief from rheumatic pain after taking Athlophoros. Bishop Bowman, related to Southard, says the remedy ended his pain and improved mobility. He notes letters from grateful users and recommends Athlophoros while warning against substitutes.
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