25 May 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1870
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text recalls military and political tensions, a missing crew in a ship disaster, canal and consular debates, and a Quebec fire. It mentions a storm that toppled trees, desertion among soldiers, and legislative maneuvers in Congress. Specific names and dates are garbled.
A pasajero observer complains about noisy riders on a broad gauge line and praises travel as a pleasant escape with only minor annoyances. He critiques disruptive passengers amid a broader note on Christian Missionary Society deliberations and calls for organized home mission efforts, preacher deployment, and leveraging women and youth in outreach.
The Reform Presbyterian Synod adjourned after debate on church union. James Stewart and Robert Guy spoke on unity, with Clarke and Harshaw offering cautions. Some supported union as a path to broader fellowship, others warned it would divide or endanger the denomination. An evening session followed with further remarks and a motion on the basis of union.
A fragmentary account describes a Chinese candle and a straw wrap, noting how the flame can be extended by lengthening the wick. The piece hints at broader customs and a wife’s duty, mentioning youths, beards, and razor use in a terse, observational tone.
Mr Atkinson led a morning service in the fleet re room of the Bacond Presbyterian Church. Despite smaller attendance, the gathering was engaging with prayers and a reading from First Chronicles about Jabez and his prayer. Mr Atkinson urged mothers to guide children to Jesus. Mr Collins spoke on temperance and ongoing national progress. Tomorrow Mr Collins will conduct the exercises.
A ladies meeting at Trinity Church yesterday chaired by Mrs Dr Kemper arranged a Decoration Day plan. A committee led by Mrs Moody will seek to memorialize the Legislature to place gravestones at Spi Grove Cemetery graves. The group meets Hopkins Hall Saturday to arrange flowers for Monday ceremonies led by speaker General Durbin Ward.
The committee calls for lodging rules during the festival. They caution about visitors and urge families to comply with lodging guidelines. Chairman Stiggie ES 18, Churtat, L. Jax Den, and Secretary Stank coordinate the notice.
Report of a riotous demonstration at Pehacaine involving multiple parties in Covington. Details on participants, causes, and authorities’ response are sparse in the readable text. Further specifics remain unclear in this fragment.
A Newport gathering urged funding for the Licking and Big Sandy Railroad, arguing it would connect Covington and Newport, create city traffic, employ local labor, and benefit the region. Opponents held a counter-meeting at Turner Hall, with plans for another session at the court-house to debate the project and voting to follow in late May.
Mt Pleasant obituary reports Bradbury Robinson, early Ham de gai hao na ey settler, died after prolonged illness. He leaves a wife and many relatives. family and friends plan a final service and religious gathering at the local church.
Bucha Urinary organs disorders include Gravel chronic bladder catarrh and bladder irritation prostatic disease and urine retention. Also recommended for dyspepsia chronic rheumatism skin ailments and dropsy.
An old advertisement extols Helmbold's Extract Buchu for a wide age range from 18 to 66 and beyond including post confinement and labor pains. It touts effectiveness in female affections such as chlorosis irregularities and leucorrhea, plus urinary issues like bladder and kidney diseases, gravel, and dropsical swellings. The text claims to increase digestion and stimulate absorbents, reducing abnormal enlargements and pain.
An 19th century medical advertisement promotes Helmbold's Extract Buchu as curing numerous urinary and systemic ailments. It claims effectiveness for kidney and bladder issues, prostate disorders, and general debility. The copy urges caution against counterfeits and directs readers to address at 594 Broadway New York.
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