03 May 1882
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Newspaper
Centerville Times
Location
Centerville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1882
Page
1
An advertisement touts a vast stock of dress goods fall descriptions general goods hats caps boots and shoes and a large collection of fancy and ladies goods. The notice invites readers to call and bid and to see the assortment.
A local grocer advertises a full line of fresh groceries dried and canned fruits cured meats salt and pickled fish and canned fish with a promise that the stock includes many more items.
Entire text presents a fraternal and grocers ad style notice. Mentions Knights of Labor center on North Mala Washington pirat preaching Sundays and meetings by Knights of Pythias and other lodges. Calls for visiting brethren and outlines weekly meeting times and locations in Centerville area.
An examination of 4,500 acuut children aged seven to fourteen in Chile finds many with hearing defects. Dr. Jor of Stuttgart notes 30 percent show one or both ears affected, and poor families are less likely to suffer than easier ones. Chronic ear discharge and wax plugs are common issues.
The essay traces how Old World names arose from ancient routes and myths, then discusses New World naming biases. It notes European preference for honoring explorers, cites Amerigo Vespucci and Columbus, and observes recent polar naming trends adding Herald Island and Cape Emma amid private advertising.
An article recounts remarks by W Korr and others on election-law issues in South Carolina, criticizing election officers, legislative support, and political prosecutions. It cites failures in juror and witness integrity, amid broader questions of democratic principles and public safety in the region. A separate note mentions a New Mexico train robbery attempt on the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe line, with five armed men failing to seize silver car.
In New York printers store stereotype plates under sidewalk vaults to survive fires. Harper’s and Appleton’s use vast metal stocks. a 200000 impression run needs recasting. Electrotyping offers durable plates and back numbers, while woodcuts and lithographs share evolving roles in illustrations and country papers. Hartford Post notes crime cuts appearing in editorials.
The reader reports trying various remedies for a chronic ailment without relief until Thomas' Endate On. After a few applications, the condition fully clears. This testimonial appears in an ad by Tafel & Harlan, Buffalo, N.Y.
In a rural mishap Ben Eving’s son ploughing near a stump startled by a large snake emerging from a stump hole. He ran, the snake striking near his anatomy as he fled. The boy escaped with help from Ike quartarshorse and the family calmed him, while a druggist admires Buchupatha as a cure-all.
A narrator recalls buying and selling papers for profit, recounting how a subscription led to discovering a public sale notice and making money by bidding. He notes his father's youth saw similar notices guiding him to work abroad, while the fragment hints at moral commentary on deceitful ancestry and newspapers.
A historical veterinary note explains malignant anthrax and related dire cattle illnesses, detailing forms, transmission, and the need for drainage, burning carcasses, soil burial safety, and pasture rotation. It covers prevention via sanitation, air exposure, and cautious feeds, with various treatments and dietary measures for livestock health.
Chicago unveils a cable street railway devised by Holmes after studying San Francisco. The project began last August and finished December, employing about 1,500 workers to lay nine miles of track with heavy timber, steel rails, and concrete.
An OCR fragment describes an Austi colored wisn named Jin Webster with poor education and defective mpotaocy, recently blemed with 4 sn. A reply mentions Earn Cairhies and a tied Wed. Xaswad grows tired of verdem treck and a stated cure for fer winghom dous to retook the felts of your Shedwy Kewry Sahardoy.
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