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Newspaper
Daily Courier
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1854
Page
1
Notice for a directors meeting of the Winnebago Railroad Company to be held at the Borva & Wasnuvese office on Thursday evening the 27th at 8 o clock. Attendance urged as important business affecting the company will be presented for consideration. G E G H H EAD, Secretary.
Onset with rumbling in the bowels and early mild discomfort. Diarrhea follows, rice-water stools may appear, vomiting and cramps occur. Pulse weakens, body cold and clammy, eyes sunken. collapse can ensue. Treatment stresses diarrhea control, rest, hydration, temperance, clean air and water, and early action to prevent progression.
The Philadelphia Ledger critiques social hierarchy in American life, lampooning the upper class obsession with status. It laments the pursuit of power through marriage, appearances, and exclusive social circles over character and education.
The Buffalo Democracy notes that Messrs Finct and Baste have contracted to build a first class steamer to replace the Empire Slatain t the Lichian Sn. It is understood she will be ready ahead of any rival craft.
News from New York and abroad note the Pacific voyage arrival with mixed cargo and low breadstuffs. Cholera ravages Russia and Jamaica as cholera deaths rise. Prussia presses Austria, and Turkey seizes Danube islands. Military shifts, evacuations, and naval maneuvers unfold amid uncertain peace talks. California and Jamaica reports accompany the dispatch.
Market notes show light receipts Saturday with few sales and steady prices on corn and wool amid dull activity. A cholera death in Milwaukee claims Michell, a long-resident, respected Black man with bank savings and Canadian land, caused by cherries. he was 62 years old.
A fragmented overview traces sources of U S railway funding over six years, noting foreign hospital debts and emigrant contributions, detailing stock declines, bank and railroad finances, and a singular marriage anecdote amid economic commentary.
A fragmented OCR line hints at a government issue over rail fares. The readable portion mentions a gover and references fares, suggesting a public pricing dispute or policy note. No clear dates, places, or organizations are readable.
Fragmentary text appears to describe a tale or speech from Heals, with unclear provenance and garbled phrases. The readable portion mentions origins from Buown and includes scattered words that do not form a coherent report or event.
The Japaney sit Not agree to the recent treaty with the States until it was stipulated that no American woman should be allowed to act on the Japanese territories. This cene cession they probably thought was due to the Japangen Probey.
A fragment argues that small theft is dangerous yet sees thievery as a noble art, noting that robbing a hen roost is vile but that theft often makes gentlemen, reflecting rustic moral ambiguity.
A puzzling passage debates how things expand with heat and contract in cold, with a controversial flare about dog meat and the souls of men. It references a cheap boarding house keeper testing boarders on a harsh fad and ends with an enigmatic remark about charity and expansion.
On and after the stated day in August the undersigned will act as exchange on New York stock and Boston percent. Rates show 3 per cent on Chicago and Milwaukee funds. All will continue at following interests except certificates of 99 days maturities. Barnsted Floves from 3.4 at 4 P.M. Oshkosh July 14 1958.
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