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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1887
Page
4
The Mount Lebanon Shakers promote their Extract as a cure for Nervous Dyspepsia and Exhaustion, claiming it restores digestion, purges waste, quiets nerves, and renews health when diet and living are adhered to, amid broader notes on American illness and other military notes.
An observer details village life in India noting caste-based child rites in idol worship, open-air living for lower castes, differences in upbringing among Brahmin and goldsmith groups, and a priestly elite. He compares schooling, religious adherence, and Western education among native Christians, praising higher attainment and Western influence while warning of caste bias and social divisions. Excerpt ends with a transport note about Ex Secretary Manning departing Liverpool for health.
A jumble of clipped anecdotes and reflective notes on manners, nails, and the reach of language. It mentions women and house fires, a stray tale of a flea story, musings on hand shapes across eras, and curious lines about Chinese nails and English hands. It ends with a brief quip on telephone improvements in Chattanooga.
Advertises Ayers Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that cures sore eyes and related conditions. Cites multiple testimonials from individuals in New Hampshire Ohio Kentucky and other places praising complete recovery after using the medicine. Includes dosage notes and claims of restored sight and cured eye inflammation.
The June Cosmopolitan issue opens with The Sculptor's Word by Jeanne Mariet and Signor To by Salvatore Farina. It features Life Beneath the Crescent by Emile Julliard and How I Ascended a Mexican Volcano by Ad FL Randetier, with Taine views of Napoleon and articles on cider duck and Welsh travel. The Young Tolky and The Tonsehatch sections shine, and the Joly saber debuts in New York City as readers receive praise for Mr. Gilldstone's Wales trip.
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