17 Aug 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1870
Page
1
The CIN Gazette outlines subscription rates from five to ten copies up to one hundred and more, with extra copies available and club system details. It notes preferred delivery methods, including money orders, and encourages remittance where offices exist.
Correspondence from Cincinnati Gazette describes Yellow Springs and the Little Miami valley as a healthful escape from crowded resorts. The article extols high plateau scenery near Yellow Springs, the Falls of the Little Miami, and the new hotel, detailing grand dimensions and amenities as visitors seek cooler, quieter recreation close to Cincinnati.
The writer describes a grand Cincinnati ballroom scene with attendees admiring the palace setting. He notes bustling promenades outside the wide piazza, a lake planned for ten acres, a dam at Seger, an elegant fountain, and a hotel and mineral waters famed across Western cities.
The article discusses the state of normal schools and teachers training, noting debates on curriculum and standard levels. It covers remarks by Professors from multiple states, questions of female teachers, and a session of a Teachers Institute with evening talks and an address by Rev. E. Anderson, plus a Harvard baseball recap and local mill strike news.
Weather observations by Henry Wars note figures for Cincinnati as Mayor Torrence returns from a northern trip. Hamilton County Grand Jury will meet September 5. City Improvements Board approves bills totaling 5651.83. Police Court fines issued to C H Biater for forestalling. Walter Doal injured when scaffold collapsed at Laurel Street house. Archbishop Purcell to speak on Papal infallibility at Mozart Hall. Polish Mutual Aid Society officers named Romanowicz Teski Step her and Senger listed. Twenty-first Ward Justice of the Peace Sedam resigns after thirty years. Mowry Car and Lane case motion to dismiss attachment overruled by Judge Storer.
The club held a meeting to address resignations of President A B Champion Secretary J P Joyce and Director G Smith. A P C Bonte was elected President and Will P Noble Secretary with A G Corre as Vice President amid a small, restrained turnout.
The Hamilton County Teachers' Institute and city health board report extensive dairy stable conditions across Cincinnati. The dairy inspection details cow counts per address, stable cleanliness, ventilation, feed and yard conditions, with notes on foul surroundings and untreated manure.
The second day of the National Labor Congress opens with morning and afternoon sessions led by President Trevellick and President Lee. Resignations, credentials debates, floor privileges for Langston and Cary, and committee reports on unions and labor laws dominate discussions.
The report covers a Workingmen's Hall gathering at 10.4 M at Amgustlith and updates from the Chamber of Commerce election. It notes vote totals, committee selections, and a missing sufficient votes impact. It mentions the Street Sweeper, the Board of City Improvements, and a communication from Mr. lousy regarding a trepe machin e.
Medical advertisement for Helmbold's Buchu extract highlighting its use for urinary complaints such as gravel bladder irritation and prostatitis. Claims include toning urinary organs aids digestion and absorption, with age ranges 18 to 28 and 36 to 55 and applications in female reproductive issues and general dropsical swelling.
Claims from a medical advert touting Helmbold's Extract Budhu as remedies for diabetes and a range of urinary and kidney disorders including irritation of the bladder, kidney inflammation, stone, and prostatic issues. The notice lists numerous symptoms of general debility and nervous weakness as potential targets for treatment.
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