11 Oct 1888
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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1888
Page
1
Readable segments show a chaotic timetable with multiple times and routes listed. The fragment includes labels like No.8 No.4 No.3 and a mix of morning and afternoon departures with scattered numbers and initials. The piece hints at a transportation schedule or train bus list, but many entries are unclear.
Rev Talmage argues that the three grand exploits are saving a man, saving a woman, and saving a child. He cites personal trials from commerce to war, urges practical mercy toward at risk women and neglected children, and calls believers to act through known faith to rescue others.
A stirring rally cry urges saving a life for eternity. The speaker calls on friends to help someone in need, suggesting a larger moral mission and the personal stake of Kindred in the act of rescue.
Dr J S BiLuinas of the United States swing and president of the recent medical congress in Washington has received the degree of LL D from the University of Edinburgh. This is the second time the honor has been conferred upon an American.
Thomas IL. James former Postmaster General told a London interview that a future postal rate between Great Britain and America could be one penny for letters and one half penny for newspapers, indicating a potential price shift.
Fashion letter notes continued popularity of tailored costumes with elegant styles for autumn and winter wear. It highlights varieties in colors and fabrics, urging readers to select refined outfits for the season.
An antique verse celebrates the loyal mother in law while a Chicago Journal adventure recounts a stagecoach robbery. Ida Waddell poisons the robbers with laudanum, frees captives, and the Governor awards the reward to Mrs. Rob ert Matlock after Norman and accomplices are captured.
A Carson City mining trader Robert Matlock and Ida Wad dell endure an overnight stage journey to Sacramento with four other passengers. A band of armed robbers intercepts the coach at dawn, disarming all including Miss Wad dell while Matlock and the others face the danger and plan a defense versus the highwaymen.
Paris letter reports Dr Gamaleia's method to inoculate against cholera using progressively stronger virus cultures. Pasteur, once skeptical, now supports testing on himself if needed. He notes that weaker preparations render animals resistant and that gradual inoculation could yield complete immunity.
A prominent advertising agent notes English advertisers dominate expenditure. He cites a single English firm spending at least five hundred thousand dollars on one product last year, with two hundred seventy five thousand in England and one hundred fifty thousand in the United States. He says Americans cannot match this record and this pattern may continue.
William B O'Dell described as a coal black Negro astonished a Brooklyn police justice by speaking a rich Irish brogue. He claimed descent from negro parents and said he was born at Ballysle Wexford County Ireland and had not naturalized since arriving in America.
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