02 Mar 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1870
Page
1
A garbled page combines theatre reviews with civic financials and legal notices. It mentions plays, performers, and scenes interwoven with tax apportionment records, police or court references, and public meeting notes, all in a single jumbled column.
An AR Bongel report notes aid for a tiger named Speen. Details are fragmentary but indicate continued support or rescue efforts.
The Dilewing statement of the total in the first district for February 1370 lists three tobacco items. The fragment records a monetary or quantity total and references February in that district’s accounting entry.
The narrative notes hymn lines “Who are those in bright array” and “Return, O wanderer, now return.” Brethren offered prayers, followed by more singing, and the meeting closed.
A notice describes meetings at Union Chapel and Congregational Church with evening services this week starting at 7. It notes prior gatherings had strong spirit, testimonies, and sincere prayer, with attendees invited to hear more and join in.
Fragmentary line appears to reference a meeting or plan at a school involving a principal or headmaster. The readable elements mention a Sunday or Sabbath context and a session or committee to carry on duties. No clear names, dates, or places are legible.
A charity masquerade at Pike's Opera drew a modest crowd yet lively scene with elaborate costumes and playful performances. Notable guests included a famed Welsh prince and several impersonations as historical figures. gowns, tights, and the festive merriment carried late into the night as revelers shed masks.
The speaker stated to the Council that he assumed responsibility for the defeat of the city, asserting he improperly drew the contract specifications under which Schweitzer sued. He claimed to have made the admission to relieve the City Attorney and city officials of blame and positioned himself as the responsible party.
In Covington Milton L Roberts of Pose On County receives the degree during Law exercises at the University. News notes regret over Kentucky Senate defeat of the Southern Railroad bill. Col T L Jones and Judge W E Arthur renew rival bids for district stool. Tax returns deadline looms with penalties for late income reporting.
A condensed ledger of 19th century notes from Louisville and beyond. Reports include deaths such as Mr Burlingame from lung inflammation, political adjournments and nominations, labor strikes in Albany, and legal news from the Kentucky Senate and District Courts. Also touches on Rome carnival masks, railroad routes, fires in St Louis, and the Ohio per diem for county boards.
Fragmented dispatches report betting odds in Newee and Edwards Collyer bout, a large Louisville audience, a fugitive arrest near Niath, and a Wyoming shootout between Lieutenant Mason and Botsford. Provisional government elections name Riell as president, with James Ieese and Thos Bonker among the others. A senate bill fixes state compensation for county assessors and board members as debates continue.
The Ohio Legislature discusses anti liquor penalties, Soldiers' Orphans' Home petitions from Lucas and other counties, university and education funding bills, and county tax and school measures. Resolutions adopt a joint select committee and several bills are referred or passed with mixed votes while petitions from Defiance and Stark counties appear.
The 41st Congress-Second Session reports debated military observance on Sundays and a petition from Philadelphia Black men for equal protection. Resolutions and amendments passed and referred to committees, with discussions on land policy and railroad provisions. Senate and House actions included post route bill amendments and executive session adjournment.
A historical discussion explains how female sufferings relate to overall health and happiness. It advocates consulting a physician for relief of delicate affections and notes the value of timely medical care for women.
The article discusses Helmbold's Extract Buchy and asserts many women suffer in silence from related ailments. It cites exhaustion from labor, unwholesome air and food, and childbirth as amplifiers, listing symptoms like loss of appetite, dyspepsia, emaciation, and low spirits while warning about direct irritation to the vaginal mucosa and resulting life disruptions.
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