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Newspaper
Daily Liberal
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1881
Page
1
Miesareity and Co ffer of Luneville design a simple apparatus to keep coffee at its proper taste. A mercury thermometer with a float and needle monitors 4 to 95 degrees C. if the dial moves beyond, a switch rings an alarm and could trigger a gas valve or electromagnet to adjust heat.
The Athenaeum notes Shelley's standing beside Hugo among poets who shape society. It argues poetic energy, when benevolent, furthers moral progress and emancipation, while malevolent poetry seeds dissolution despite art.
An ad describing kidneys as natural waste removers and urging early action if signs of trouble appear. It promotes a product named Kidney-Worth-Constitution as a preventive aid. The text emphasizes wisdom in starting treatment promptly when symptoms arise.
Postmaster General James backs a novel two tier postal order, with three digit columns for dollars, tens, and units. One order type covers up to 2.50 and another up to 5, issued on bank note paper and payable to bearer. Orders redeemable within three months, with reduced charges and larger future limits expected.
A Toledo correspondent recalls Mississippi practices of middle aged women chewing snuff from a plum-wood stick, passing the stick in social sets, and spitting into a snuff box. He notes a colonel's wife resisting cessation with gifts like silk dresses, while young ladies widely dip snuff during travels.
A fragment urges avoiding costly doctors and the humbug cure. It promotes nature’s remedies, praising Hop Bitters as the great revelation for health, urging readers to rely on natural cures and wisdom from benevolent sources. The column hints at a popular patent remedy and a president’s column mention.
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