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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1885
Page
4
A sermon by Rev. T DeWitt Talmage urges believers to go and tell Jesus about sin, temptation, persecution, and sorrow. It frames Christ as the compassionate finder of mercy, urging immediate action before time runs out, and compares divine pardon to a healing balm for grief and distress.
Savannah news recounts John Bright from Birmingham visiting his sister in Villa Rica. He left West Virginia at thirteen, wandered through Indiana Madison and Chicago, survived a boat capsizing that killed a companion, then traveled to New Orleans, Australia, and Europe before returning to the United States. Now in Birmingham, he sells food and plans to sail for Europe, claiming five cents a day lessons earned him hard-won experience.
A red headed youth from 171 Twenty first street was arrested on Clark street by Officer Marks after a disguise episode. The court ordered him to pay ten dollars for causing the officer trouble. The youth claims he has been arrested many times by officers who mistook him for a girl in boy’s clothing.
At Marysville depot a crowd of Celestials gathered to see the bride described in elaborate attire a red sacque green dress and gold paper crown. The groom was not present at the depot hotel awaiting formal reception in Chinatown. The bride appeared as an aristocrat with small feet and a red silk veil, prompting speculation.
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery praised as a universal liver purifier and remedy for chronic diseases. Described as household physician for the poor and consulting physician for the rich, with noted benefits in malarial poisonings, respiratory and digestive ailments, and liver disease. Also a stray advice joke about a butcher and unpaid bill.
A collage of 19th century medical ads promotes trial offers for electrical appliances for nervous debility and vigor, cures for rheumatism and neuralgia, and the World’s Dispensary Medical Association treatments. Included are testimonials, price notes, and a Brock universe of patent solutions.
William W. Rockfield and George K. Brierley, foremen at J. W. Stoddard & Co., testify Athlophoros curedRockfield’s daughter after months of neuralgia. Brierley also reports long neuralgia relief after one bottle. They urge purchases from Avulophoros Co. if local druggists lack the remedy.
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