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Entry from Cambridge Ohio notes second class mail matter at the local post office.
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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1885
Page
2
Entry from Cambridge Ohio notes second class mail matter at the local post office.
Reports recount the execution of Riel the Canadian rebel and note government postmasters salaries totaling about 12 million dollars annually. Other items include a Galveston fire relief fund reaching 106000, cholera outbreaks among hogs in Hancock and Wabash counties, and plans for a Scotch farming colony in Florida. Governor elect Foraker names H A Axline as Adjutant General and W W Alcorn as assistant. A Northwest effort seeks a monument at Riel’s grave as gold fever resurfaces in North Carolina with a Kentucky company exploring. Erie county infirmary fire kills five. losses estimated 15000 to 20000. Governor Foraker to attend Ohio National Guard parade in Columbus on January 11, 1886.
Mayor Walcutt of Columbus and Auditor Kieswelter were arraigned on a charge of shooting with intent to kill Editor Elliott. Both were re arrested on a warrant from Justice Fritchy, posted bail, and the case is set for a hearing this week.
In Columbus Nebraska a young woman named Dishler slept for twenty five days. Residents feared death but doctors declared she was alive. The Omaha Herald reported she has awakened, and the paper is trusted to tell the truth.
Great preparations are under way for the 97th Ohio Volunteer Infantry reunion in Zanesville on the 30th. The event marks the Franklin battle anniversary during which the regimental flag was captured, and a delegation from the South will return the colors to surviving members. The program promises wide interest.
Telegraphs from Bradstreet show reduced activity in dry goods and weak distribution for staples. Prices overall firm with exceptions in sheetings and fine fleeces. wool movement slow, coal and iron demand variable. nonessential futures unsettled amid labor disputes and weak export demand.
The piece argues appetite should guide eating, warns against rapid meals, and explains digestion needs time. It cites five-hour digestion windows, rest for the stomach and heart, and advises avoiding force feeding and excessive quantity by slow, careful chewing.
A 15 year old San Antonio girl writes to Miss Jessie Wendell from Alamo City. She describes a dengue fever outbreak in Texas, a Volksfest parade on Alamo Plaza with U S soldiers, the 8 A and Belknap Rifles, and a request for autumn leaves to share with her class.
A letter from H M Sepewick explains Louis Krobb, a well regarded young man, despondent over business, seizing a razor in his room and cutting his throat. He jumped from a third story window to escape a police officer, breaking his left leg and suffering minor injuries. He is recovering as expected.
Mrs Mary A Dailey of Tunkhannock Pennsylvania suffered six years with asthma and bronchitis. She found relief after using Dr King's New Discovery last October and soon gained 50 pounds. Free trial bottles offered at C L Wall & Co drug store. large bottles priced at $1.
A Cambridge merchant sold 3700 dollars of goods in two weeks aided by heavy advertising. The Beverly Dispatch notes the rapid imitation of the successful article but warns that only the genuine Red Clover Tonic cures dyspepsia costiveness poor appetite and other ailments. The tonic sells for fifty cents through reliable druggists.
Chicago announces a 1892 World’s Fair to mark the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus. The event aims to showcase national progress and attract visitors from across the country.
Advertisement proclaims Ayers Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood and strengthens the body. It urges those with impure blood or low spirits to take the tonic to purify the blood and restore health and vigor.
A historical note states warts may be removed by using a knife or scissors, and a strong daily application of caustic potash is advised to remove them.
These lines promote Electric Bitters as the best blood purifier and system regulator for liver trouble biliousness jaundice constipation and kidney issues. It claims quick reliable relief with a money back guarantee and lists C L Wall & Co as sellers at 50 cents a bottle.
Paragraph from Paris Figaro translated into English notes unrest under General Sherman in the South and northern reinforcement, hinting at slavery and tax relief motives tied to Ohio industries. It ends with a Chicago note on gout remedies and Salvation Oil priced at 25 cents.
Mr Barnet Le Van cites September 1809 as the date when John Thompson laid the first experimental track in the United States in Pennsylvania. The work for Thos Leiper began with a 180 foot line graded to one and one half inches to the yard, four foot gauge, sleepers eight feet apart. A loaded car proved the concept and a subsequent one mile line for quarry stone ran along Crumb Creek to Ridley Creek in Delaware County. Foundations still show drilled rock holes later plugged with wood to hold sleepers.
Early Friday morning Helena Arkansas residents saw a sky filled with grasshoppers moving from east to west. Striking buildings and sidewalks, the pests disabled many after flying low. Reporters note the infestation rivaling the worst Kansas outbreaks, prompting caution for local farmers.
Baltimore stockholders gathered last week as directors were elected and the earnings report was read. For the year ending September 30 the total revenue stood at 16 616 641 87 dollars, with expenses of 10 973 564 63 dollars leaving net earnings of 5 643 057 24 dollars. The surplus fund reaches 47 814 616 69 dollars and construction on the Baltimore to Philadelphia line is nearly completed. Indebtedness of the B and O Telegraph Co from April 1, 1877 to October 1885 totals 3 872 693 26 dollars.
Prof W B Johnson Benton Arkansas principal reports long catarrh illness lasting 18 years He describes severe symptoms including deafness and weight loss After using ten bottles of 8 S S he claims full recovery and praises it as best blood purifier over his life
C F Duncan of Clayton Alabama credits Swift's Specific with curing his wife after seven years of vein inflammation. He praises the vegetable remedy, claims it saved hundreds of dollars, and notes it is sold by druggists with a free treatise on blood and skin diseases.
Testimony from Rev. Thomas Starkweather praises Mishler's Herb Bitters while a Williamsport New York school teachers strike leaves pay in arrears and locks school houses. Grigg's Glycerine Salve touted as a universal cure for wounds and skin eruptions. A Providence birth tragedy ends with four infant deaths and a 500 person viewing fee scandal.
Advertising notice for a skin salve claiming cures for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all eruptions with a money back guarantee. Sold by C. L. Wall & Co. February 5.
Corrected weekly prices from Cambridge Market show eggs at 100 dollars per load and sorghum at 40 to 50 cents per gallon. Listings include butter, lard, chickens, hams, beef sides, potatoes, rags, and various seeds such as Timothy, Orchard Grass, Red Clover, Blue Grass, and alfalfa.
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