10 Sep 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1870
Page
1
Dispatches from Europe describe France in turmoil with Favre and Washburne exchanges. Proclamations praise U S recognition and republic ideals. American demonstrators cheer, while Hugo and Sand laud the republic and the nation's future despite crisis.
Dispatches describe Metz besieged with capitulation talks, Garibaldi’s envoyship to France, and Empress Eugenie with the Prince Imperial at Hastings. Reports cite Russia Austria rumor, Gardes Mobiles arriving in Paris, and the Paris Observatory moved for safety amid the war.
A massive gathering of about twenty thousand citizens marched with mottoes and bands to show sympathy with the Republic. The crowd filled the streets as speakers urged universal suffrage and a broader European movement, while observers predicted imminent action in Italy with the government prepared to act.
A report outlines what various politicians value the colored vote in the Second Battalion Ohio Militia. It records subscriptions received from John F Torrence Aaron Torrence Thos L Young Willard P Stoms and others, with totals and notes on expenditures and surplus repayment. Travis, Major, promises a full itemized expense list within a few days.
A dated 1870 record lists multiple names with $100 or $300 sums including Neff Pave Co Lytle Co Thorne Co and Sam C Tatum among others. Total appears as 13 275 with signs of a financial memorandum or creditor list dated September 8 1870.
The drama of the Duelist was presented last evening with Macauley as Robert and Prosbeng as Doctor Evereouer Julie was played by Miss Bailey, Pierre le Rouge by Locke, Le Clerc by Church, and Fanchette by Mrs Laurens. The performance showed some effort and the principal roles were well sustained. Mrs Laurens impressed as the soubrette. The Married Rake comedy followed with the Doaclat. Extre mes were to be shown this afternoon and the Duelist and Married Rake again tonight. Next Monday Florences will perform at this house with a large audience anticipated.
The article extols the Reds as the strongest baseball nine in the country, citing a near flawless record and defeats by only the Atlantics and Chicago combination. It notes key rivals Athletics Mutuals and Chicago clubs, Wright’s absence and return, and forecasts the Reds’ continued dominance through the season. Also mentions a city aldermanic paving project on Fifth through Ninth streets with oak blocks and locust paving plans.
The notice lists the Public Concert at Washington Park performing Verdi and Donizetti arias with Lavinia Lammermoor and other pieces. It also reports the Health Office notice and a September hearing date. The Board of Directors contracted with R. Creighton for an engine house in the Twenty-fourth Ward not to exceed 10 445 dollars and for two Ahrens engines at 4 500 dollars each.
The Rev. C. R. Mills returns from China after fourteen years as a missionary to preach at 11 AM tomorrow in Seventh Presbyterian Church. A union Baptist meting follows at 7:30 PM at Ninth Street church with Rev. A Collins. Rev. J. Fisher Crossette to lead Y M C A meeting tonight and bid farewell to members before leaving for Greencastle Indiana.
The passage argues that female ailments arise from delicate relations and affect overall health. It urges consulting a physician only when necessary, and promotes simple remedies claimed to relieve most sex related complaints, presenting a tone of practical sympathy and urgency.
A historical critique notes widespread female ailments caused by labor, air and diet, and early education. It links weakness, leucorrhea, and uterine prolapse to sensational social pressures, arguing for remedies and medical care despite harmful traditional treatments.
Directions for use accompany marketing claims for Helm Bold’s Extract Buchu. The ad touts benefits for females of all ages, including general debility, mental and physical malaise, irritability, insomnia, loss of appetite, and organ weakness, asserting safety and medical endorsement while noting a required steel-wrapped packaging with a fake chemical warehouse signature.
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