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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1885
Page
4
The notice urges filtering and boiling water before drinking to ensure it is free of unseen contaminants whether from surface or underground sources. It stresses caution and certainty that nothing harmful has entered the supply.
A traveling rider brings word of Johnny Parsons injury after a buggy accident. The Parsons vow care and move to Jones shanty, where Mr and Mrs Jones and their children provide shelter, medical aid, and daily support for weeks. Johnny remains crippled, while neighbors, Erastus, and the Parsons family sustain the household with selfless hospitality.
John Parsons subscribes five hundred dollars to fund dam construction to divert mine debris and save their home from flood damage. Neighbors rally support, committees form, and Erastus Hemmingway assists as the community pursues legal or physical solutions to protect farms and futures amid mining neglect.
Brown asks for butter and Fogg replies every time. The landlady notes a strange loge remark driving three to madness. A Chicago Herald column denies any law authorizing kholuribus Unum on U.S. currency.
Guidance from Youth’s Companion on growing raspberries. Select biennial canes, plant spacing varies by cap or field culture, and keep roots shielded from wind. Favor light rich soil, liberal manuring, early planting, and clean cultivation. Support canes with stakes or fencing and provide winter protection for full yields.
In the Country Gentleman correspence, a farmer argues level cultivation preserves moisture, reduces drying, and yields profits for corn, cane, potatoes, beans, and similar crops. He recalls ridged soil methods and urges consistent shallow tillage, noting level practice can be repeated and often outperforms hill cultivation.
A Rochester letter discusses how advertising relies on testimonials and reading articles to prove Warner's safe cure. It cites judges, lawyers, physicians, and mothers praising the medicine while noting only a fraction return to illness. The piece argues evidence convinces skeptics and expands market reach worldwide.
A Washington stater Paige of Olive described storing cigars in a tin box with layered blotting papers to keep them moist and fresh. He learned the technique from a renowned New York tobacco maker who has made a fortune in the trade.
An OCR fragment promotes illustrated cures for nervous debility aimed at young men and middle aged readers. It urges sending three stamps to the World's Medical Association in Buffalo New York for a book. It also quotes a quip about glasses being too strong when a man sees double from the Boston Transcript.
Tus Vorraic Beat Co of Marshall Michigan offers to send their ELECTRO-Vor-TAIC Beit and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on a 30 day trial to men with nervous debility loss of vitality and related troubles. Complete restoration to health vigor and manhood guaranteed with 40 day trial. Write for illustrated pamphlet free.
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