30 Apr 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1870
Page
1
The article praises engaging musical performers with refined artistry and expressive manner. It notes their clever styles and strong artistry, highlighting Des Podso's influence and a vivid, crowded venue scene. The Sunday showcase by Jamon Tx drew one of the most enthusiastic crowds ever seen at the venue.
A 19th century local report recalls the Cincinnati religious union meeting and city council actions. It notes church leaders praising Protestant courage, lists officers, and details standing committees, including finance, law, health, and streets, as well as a proposed board of improvements and related ordinances.
A concise overview outlines the Christian Church's history, introduction to its doctrines, and the organization of the church. It notes prosperity and memorial aspects, highlighting key tenets and institutional structure.
Fragmentary minutes mention Mr Emery and a group called Young Men's, noting accounts not disposed and a business committee to arrange services. Several names appear and a note that meetings resume next Monday.
The court schedule shows Superior Court General Term proceedings with argument not yet closed. Listed entities include Wilcom Carr & Co versus J. Wils. The document notes BEW CASES and references the general term calendar and ongoing arguments.
Early June the Sengerbund gossips amid delays. A grand excursion from Sova to Cledaned over the Whitewater TaN Railroad is announced for May 19 with Major A. Atencated in his place. A committee will meet in the evening at the same place. The Pittsburg Gazette notes railway work along the river’s right bank toward Bellaire and Marietta. An extension from Marietta to Ironten then Cincinnati is eyed, with new companies forming and directors meeting in the city.
In Covington a meeting noted ninety one tavern and beer licenses to be issued around May first. Barney Frain, once of the city, is named referee for the Allen Mare fight near New Orleans. A frost visited the city, and local residents reported readings and honey shortages. The list of last letters remaining in the Covington post office for the week ending April 29, 1970 includes Henshaw and Hunts, with several names partially legible.
In Loveland officials reviewed district plans for a new Mission School building. The board explained a current year tax levy is needed to cover construction and ongoing operating costs as part of the independent school district restructuring.
Next week H Hotline the landscape gardener will start a large project along Meen Awakes Avenue and finish a significant area. The work aims to improve curb appeal and accessibility once completed.
A long clipped column of 19th century items covers gold price, church councils, deaths, legal notes, political ongoings, rail accidents, and court cases. It lists figures like Admiral Dahlgren, various U.S. politicians, bishops, and Red Cloud with references to events in New York, Louisville, St. Louis, Boston, and Washington, with mentions of annexation votes and Masonry.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Charles G. Stone and K. Lane's testimonies in The M'Farland trial. The report mentions letters shown, a meeting at an office, and references to witnesses located on a city avenue. The scattered text hints at confrontations and responses amid ongoing proceedings.
In the 41st Congress, the Senate adjourned after executive session as debate on a public lands bill concluded. Remarks by Davis of Kentucky and Pomeroy of Kansas highlighted support and objections. The House moved to refer the bill to Public Lands, with votes recorded as 97 yeas and nays.
Physicians are invited to trial a new preparation of Ex Trait Buchu by T Helm bold a Philadelphia chemist now at 504 Broadway New York. The formula uses Buchu juniper berries cubebs and berries to extract active properties by distillation resulting in a palatable liquid with minimal sugar and spirit content. The ad claims the preparation prevents fermentation and can be used where fever or inflammation exists and includes endorsements from weightman and others.
An advertising notice extols Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu as a universal remedy for weakness from indiscretion, nervous and reproductive issues, claiming strength for Organic Weakness and a range of female ailments including chlorosis and uterine problems, urging use to prevent consumption or insanity.
An 19th century medical advertisement touts Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu and Improved Rose Wash as universal remedies for numerous digestive and constitutional ailments. It claims quick, strong action, appeals to both genders, and urges readers to send symptoms for personalized treatment while noting authenticity via steel engraving and signature.
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