28 Dec 1870
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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1870
Page
1
The article discusses treating bladder and kidney affections using the mugeles engaged in their functions. It warns that neglect leads to gravel and turbgnarrt consequences, with water remaining and becoming feverish, forming sediment.
A fragmented 1870s letter volume laments changing morals in Fayetteville while praising a bygone era. It condemns a youth society seeking public debate and a weekly paper, praising old values and urging respect for established leaders as residents prepare for civic action.
The writer urges a plain Christian focus over fashion and modern decoration as true devotion endures upheaval. A defense of the cemetery rails at a critic named Visitor, praising enduring faith, family values, and reverent burial grounds. The piece notes a large iron fence enclosure and promises future improvements and a mass sale by subscription for a travel-focused book from E. Hannaford & Co., Cincinnati.
The article reviews James D. McCabe Jr.'s Great Fortunes and How They Were Made, a 633 page octavo from KE Annaford & Co. Cincinnati and Chicago. It praises its portraits of self made men across trades and professions, its history and anecdotes, and its practical value as self help. It highlights tales of poor boys rising to wealth, from a schoolmaster to Wall Street kings, and the virtue of energy and steady work over sharp practices.
Traveling correspondent describes a single Indiana girl from a large family who moved first to Nebraska to pre empt a quarter section. She settles with a brother and then marries a man who held adjacent land. The couple gains a half section, builds a home, and she writes of happiness and pioneer pride.
A long fragment from a 19th century periodical offers maxims for domestic harmony. It urges gentle speech before marriage and after, discourages nagging over meals, children, or habits, and stresses patient love, shared evenings, and devout life to keep a wife faithful and content.
Betpen announces Vom Wurte Curer as the Million Edition at 8250 per copy. The work, drawn from Groner P. Beaper manuscripts and edited by General James S. Brisry, portrays Indian life after Belden left New Philadelphia. Published by C. F. Vent, New York and Cincinnati, sold by subscription.
A curious Victorian-esque list suggests cures for various emotions by social actions and gifts tailored to different professions. The piece ends with a parable about two boys Thomas and Philander and an anecdote about a factory sign reading Smidk Manufacturing Company and a remark about jail yards being called hanging gardens.
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