12 Aug 1885
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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1885
Page
1
In a parlous family tangle, Nannie Rogers resists marriage for inheritance while Mrs Williams weighs cousins and fortunes. A stage arrival prompts new disclosures as Annette and Clarence meet, stirring sly wit and romantic shifts. The aunt eyes a summer departure and a first formal introduction.
In a moonlit scene Nannie and Jack confess love and plan a simple cottage life as a ruse by Mrs. Williams unravels. The pair, hoping to avoid a forced engagement to John Clarence, discover a twist when Nannie’s cousin is revealed and plot to outwit the wills and social expectations.
The memoir recalls Franklin near an only child fate, his apprenticeship to brother James, and early printing in Boston, Philadelphia, and New York. It notes his editorship of the New England Courant, his postmaster role in 1753, and humorous anecdotes about royal visits and travel.
A Maryland college reports Red Star Cough Cure relieved a severe consumption and cured restless nights and night sweats, noting the remedy gave much satisfaction in the institution.
An editorial note in a Philadelphia paper argues hard times affect both rich and poor, citing declines in cotton and woollen goods, lower interest rates, and cheapened real estate. It highlights that cutting travel and freight rates harms the wealthy as much as the needy and includes a local Iowa ad endorsing Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
A Northwest ern Christian Advocate correspondent in Luanda reports two young expedition members clung to faith cure, refusing quinine. One weakened after illness and allowed medicine, the other grew critical before a doctor intervened. The account warns against relying solely on faith healing in fever climates.
A fragmented dialogue recalls failure to remove a body after a war. Participants blame ongoing elections for delaying action and suggest the deceased had lingered too long, deemed no longer useful to retrieve.
Mr E Springer of Mechanicsburg writes that after using three bottles of Dr King's New Discovery for Lung Diseases he gained 48 pounds and regained health. Call D Q Storie's drug store for a free trial bottle. large bottles cost 1 dollar. Also advertised Griggs' Glycerine Salve for cuts bruises and skin eruptions sold by D Q Storie.
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