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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1895
Page
5
The Banner of Light editor John W Day extols Paine's Celery Compound for nerve and brain health. He notes personal relief, recommends faithful use, and cites testimonials from users and doctors, praising its restorative effects on nervous debility neuralgia digestion and blood quality.
In a Paris Rouen car contest petrol and Daimler engines dominate the field. The winning petroleum motor completed eighty miles in five hours forty minutes, proving Daimler engines practical. History traces petroleum engines from early trials to modern heating, regulation, and cooling innovations improving efficiency and reducing noise.
Kataer Wilhelms spends 1.5 million on palace additions and improvements in Berlin with a seven year timeline. Last year 350 thousand dollars funded rebuilding the northwest end led by Mum s Pankina. A Latin American journal lauds Eloy Alfaro as campena dor libertador regenerador and main rebel leader.
The Japan Gazette reports a Chinese fort commander born in Japan, who betrayed his adopted land to aid the Japanese assault on Port Arthur. He directed shots to fall short, faced Japanese generals, and died by suicide after seeking their favor. The tale highlights dramatic betrayal, a Japanese resident commander, and a samurai code ending.
The article notes that influenza is often mistaken for a harsh catarrh with many sufferers severely affected. It describes symptoms including pain around the forehead eyes and throat, nasal congestion, and temporary incapacity for work lasting days, with mentions of remedies offering relief.
Wholesale trade for Washington goods and other fabrics announces clearance of nearly all stock. Prices drop on fine linens, Organdies, French prints, imported dress goods, and broadcloths with yard rates from 10 to 40 cents. Mail order samples offered with payment on delivery.
The passage cites high valuations of the Gould estate at eighty million dollars and the Rothschilds worldwide at about two thousand million dollars. It notes European branches and a French segment valued at two hundred million, reflecting on the rise of American millionaires and the growth to over four thousand by the era.
Prof Logan of the Paateur Institute in Chicago urges saving biting dogs for observation rather than killing them. He says hydrophobia cannot spread from a non mad dog, and only a mad dog within days or weeks can prove risk. Doctors should guide treatment and, if needed, preserve brain tissue for rabies testing.
Accounts describe the only regular carrier pigeon service on this side of the continent between Avalon and Los Angeles, inaugurated by Otto and Oswald Zahn. Daily flights over about fifty miles shortened isolation for inland visitors, with pigeons returning reliable dispatches as telegraph and telephone were scarce. The piece also notes a humorous contrast with a quack medical ad and a testimonial for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Catalina shore to Los Angeles reports reveal pigeons delivering private messages and business orders by day, aiding the press and dispatch forwarding. The specialty arrives from Avalon with rising demand, though birds suffer occasional injuries from hunters as the summer period begins.
The experiment of shipping live cattle from Australia to London shows potential for long distance hoof transport. Seventeen oxen arrived in good condition after a 62 day voyage covering about 15 000 miles. Buying costs averaged 19 008 to 24 000 pounds per head with transportation around 65 or 66 per head. On arrival in London they sold at about 68 per head, yielding roughly 10 over cost per head and about 170 for the entire trial. Careful abundant feeding and no exercise kept the cattle fleshier during the voyage.
A New York woman fears seeming ignorant before Mrs. Goggles who is involved in many clubs languages and writing. After a tense start Mrs. Goggies asks humbly for the hostess's recipes for turnips, revealing a surprising moment of vulnerability and common interest.
A party of seventy five English travelers left Moscow for Nizhni Novgorod and Karen and other interior sites of interest. It marks the first large foreign tour through Ruisa since the famine year 1492, highlighting a significant year of travel revival.
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