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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1893
Page
4
C H Dear of Washington House Washington Virginia reports his wife suffered years with indigestion and dyspepsia. After using August Flower from a book he bought, she felt immediate relief after the first dose and fully recovered, now weighing 165 pounds and eating freely.
Rev Dr Talmage extols the shell onycha from the Red Sea as a symbol of divine artistry. He links its fragrance and beauty to biblical use in the tabernacle and argues mollusks saved Israelites on their wilderness march, contrasting natural marvels with stars and urging faith against infidelity.
A preacher compares deep sea mollusks and their shells to human need, urging self-reliance and industry while highlighting God’s providence. He links shells and pearls to faith, emotion, and biblical lessons, noting how wounds forge beauty and consolation from loss, urging readers to work and trust in divine care.
A scan of a late 19th century news page lists prominent figures and faded anecdotes. It notes Brnator Coxquirt of Georgia at seventy. the King of Wurtemberg’s crown. Sevaton Wanner of Wyoming born in Massachusetts. and Guyaron Stockamyde, chair of the Tee Commission. It mentions North’s nitrate policy, Haw ay VillAnn’s renamed origin, and a Lincoln intimate. Nevada’s Newoanns is the lone remaining senator with Blaine’s cohort. seven ex-senators from Blaine’s era still survive. Garstam, sixty, faces health concerns. a Bishop Brooks bust by Bartlett honors the late preacher. Joan D. Rockerstier, a millionaire and deacon in New York, contributes weekly. Bratye’s will assigns all property to Blaingrich, valued about 000,000. Italy’s King Hosmer elevates Verdi to Marquess of Busseto after Falstaff’s Milan run. Jolly L. Stevens, minister to Hawaii, is Augusta, Maine born and oversees the Kennebec Journal archive. M. Bigret bears the Legion of Honor on trial day. Tax Rey Francs Wolfe, Moravian leader, dies at Bethlehem aged seventy-five. he led Bethlehem’s Moravian Young Ladies and wrote key entomology and botany works.
In Europe horses increasingly used as food, with animals fed subsistence grain and ground meal to fatten them. Old horses can be made fat through careful feeding, unlike the practice of skinning and cutting old animals. The note cites the Boston Cultivator on the ease of fattening aged horses.
Advertises Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a thorough recuperator for waning strength and a protector against ailments that follow decline. Claims aid for indigestion malaria rheumatism nervous liver and bowel trouble amid daily hard work and anxiety.
A quotation from Gail Hamilton on women and manners argues that true femininity rests in dignity, self possession, delicacy, and kindness. It condemns coarse behavior and asserts women should be raised in grace rather than worldly wisdom, noting men reward reverence over lecture.
A short dialogue from Street & Smith's Good News features two boys debating the value of a dog. They discuss its reliability as a watchdog and bird dog, its usefulness for rabbits, and conclude the dog is mainly a prize winner at dog shows.
Fragmentary excerpts warn wives get help with housework and cut costs from dress, tobacco, clubs, and bank savings to preserve womanhood at home. Intermixed items promote auctions, employment help, fortune telling, and consumer goods, reflecting period advice and ads in a community issue.
The Detroit Free Press notes that recent cancer studies suggest the disease could be an olysoic growth attacked by another parasite. Better understanding of these parasite relations may pave the way to a long sought cancer treatment.
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