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Newspaper
Cuba Pilot
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1887
Page
3
London letter outlines the Prince of Wales and his wife as symbols of luxury shadowed by strict royal restraint. It notes his social power and temptations, his wife’s bold behavior, and the trials of Princess Louise, with Albert Victor facing forced transfer for a past romance.
In street gossip from the Chicago Journal, two leading physicians discuss the hot water cure for stomach issues. They note that any good water is helpful in moderation, with a glass before breakfast aiding digestion and cleansing the stomach, while cold water is preferred only in fever cases.
The London Lancet editorials discuss vegetable versus mixed diets for humans. They argue vegetables supply essential nutrients with plant-based digestion aided by culinary arts, but acknowledge meat offers superior proteins and overall tissue formation for the human physiology.
In northern Michigan a church pastor Rev. Doyce Starkeye and three friends staged a ghost-hunting night after a muffled wail frightened Mrs Starkeye. A prank on the roof backfired when Henry Ketlow triggered a shot that turned out to be a misfire from a salt charge. the supposed specter proved to be Ketlow himself.
From Phillipsburg Pa Mr 9 M Cross writes briefly praising St Jacobs Oil noting it relieved neuralgia and head pain. Adverts claim it cures sprains and rheumatism with a fifty cent price. Philadelphia News cites a college proposal for improving writers and the social costs of attractive writers.
A wealthy traveler in an expensive hotel suite spares no effort yet avoids work. A friend finds him at breakfast with a leisurely, deliberate air while enjoying toast and coffee, prompting reflections on laziness versus effort in society.
Clifford J. Tweedy, a twenty one year old colored worker from Augusta raised by Henry T. Peay, won one tenth of ticket 28 899 for the Louisiana State Lottery securing $5 000. He split funds with relatives, deposited $4 000 in Georgia Railroad Bank and plans to buy Augusta real estate while continuing his job and gifting Mr. Peay $50. He previously bought a ticket monthly for fifteen months.
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