27 Apr 1882
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1882
Page
1
A garbled OCR page lists multiple attorney names and offices in Jackson, Chicago, and other cities, with contact hints and floor locations. It also promotes Brown's Iron Bitters as a health tonic, claiming broad digestive and systemic benefits and noting no alcohol.
An 19th century advert promises Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment cures for bleeding itching and ulcerated piles. Claims rapid relief and permanent results with a $1 price, selling through F S Henry & Co in New York and Ogier’s Drug Store. Also promotes Fraziers Root Bitters for general toning and health, with broad claims and frequent testimonials.
The page blends poetic fragments with literary notices and ads. It cites books and authors from American and European press, reviews, and publisher notes. Also contains scattered quotations, jokes, and a public affairs listing, reflecting a periodical page of culture and commerce.
A Washington Capital account describes the hush that falls when Alexander Stephens speaks, drawing sharp attention and reverence from all present. The piece notes his powerful oratory and contrasts it with lighter interruptions, including jests from others, while illustrating humorous misuses of pronouns in a Highland habit. It also touches on a preacher’s faltering sermon and a scientific observation about sex ratios in tadpoles linked to diet.
A caustic 19th century editorial voice condemns the Republican stance toward slavery and China’s status, denounces land grants to railroads, and weaves in moral verse and personal anecdotes. The piece critiques politicians, industry power, and social mores while weaving advertisements and literary notes throughout.
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