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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1877
Page
2
Descriptions from a London correspondent recount a devastated area along the river near Yeni obra. The air foul with death, villages ruined, fields barren, and camps near ruined mountains. Dead and dying civilians, shrieks and distant gunfire create a nightmarish panorama of destruction and fear.
Liev Henry Romeyn of the Fifth Infantry writes from the Nez Perces campaign dated October 8 to a friend in Adnan Mich. He recounts being shot through the right lung with rib fractures, and says his life hung by a thread for about twenty hours. Four brave men moved to aid him as Indians fired from cover. His horse was shot early, and he mentions limited water access about 100 miles from the Missouri river, a hard trek ahead, but expresses resolve to recover and return home.
A Eu spe report notes wheat harvests failing in Russia's middle and southern regions while central Siberia yields abundantly. A Siberian merchant plans to ship large tonnages from Yenisei mouth to London, trading for foreign goods, but transport over thousands of miles by sea proves impractical due to delay, cost, and distance.
A fragment hints at an effort by Sayiy to live longer or achieve extended longevity. The text presents a personal goal wrapped in a brief, unclear note, with no supporting names, dates, or places. Further readable details are not available in the fragment.
A saying contrasts familiar ideas of harmony and repulsion. It notes that while “like cures like” is common, healing dislike may require opposite remedies or external factors rather than mirroring the feeling.
Warns against neglecting health and promotes Hoster's Stomach Bitters as a preventive against malarial fever and digestive disorders. Mentions Gleason's Publications and agents terms, plus products like Burnett's Cocoaine and Durang's Rheumatic Remedy. Ends with advertisements for tea and chromos offers.
The passage claims freedom from alcohol brings lasting energy, condemns stimulants as temporary relief like whipping a tired horse, and advocates invigorating the system by supplying blood with its life element iron to infuse strength and new life throughout the body.
A bold claim that thousands have transformed from weakness to strength using this remedy. It asserts it can restore health to sickly individuals and make invalids no longer hesitate to try. The tone urges immediate trial and highlights dramatic personal change as proof.
A historic medical ad extols the Peruvian Syrup as a remedy against chills fever and consumption by improving blood and liver action and countering calomel and quinine abuse. It claims a 32 page free pamphlet with medical attestations and testimonials will be mailed to any address.
A fragmented note suggests a pharmacist may forward a remittance or payment linked to Peruvians syrup, with unclear context and garbled phrasing. The readable portion centers on a druggist handling a financial remittance connected to a medication named Peruvians syrup.
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