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Newspaper
Defiance County Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1880
Page
4
Fragmented lines speak of contentment and worldly ascent in a terse reflective note. The text hints at duty and instruction without clear narrative or dates, leaving readers to ponder the meaning and context within a historical frame.
A village tale centers on Aunt Mona who endures twenty years of imagined ailments. A traveling Magnet ic Healer peddles an Elixir of Life, then a family crisis prompts Mona to face truth, heal through love, and embrace a wedding plan with Mrs Berrow’s rival.
Former Maine congressman Eugene Hale has been appointed to the position of Justice of the Peace in Maine. The move elevates Hale to a local judicial role within the state.
A Nebraska paper critiques the practice of pushing new fruit and crop varieties at high prices and with excessive care, arguing many are overhyped, tests are flawed, and true value only shows after years. It contrasts sensational marketing with honest trade guided by the Golden Rule and one price for all customers.
A fragmented devotional verse by Thomas D. James speaks of memory as a friend who consoles through tears and storms. It likens life to an ocean of vast, curving horizons where peace and home lie beyond the maze of earthly toil and grief.
A readable list of April to June Sunday School lessons including topics such as The Power of Christ The Invitation of Christ The Wheat and Tares Confession and Cross Bears The Transfiguration Jesus and the Price The Marriage Feast The Judgment Goethse Nane The Crucifixion After the Resurrection and a June 20 review of lessons with selections by the school.
Two sisters trained for a religious life pursue missionary work in India. Mary faces Board opposition and funding limits yet vows to serve abroad. After years of training and relocation, she marries a missionary but soon returns home as his health falters. Her younger sister lacks similar zeal.
A reverent profile recalls Hester C a devoted local worker who built an industrial school in an alley and taught poor children, sewing and literacy while aiding families and steering men away from drink. The piece urges careful self assessment before foreign mission zeal and praises humble service at home.
Canon Farrar lauds the Prodigal Son parable as a compact epic of human wandering and divine love. He contrasts it with Confucius and other sages, arguing the parable’s expression surpasses all other sacred teachings in eternal significance and compassionate scope.
A health note from Dr Foote's Health Monthly urges caution about open windows. It warns that sitting in a draught from a warm room can trigger a cold, and that fresh air is valuable but best taken under better conditions rather than in draughty situations.
Butter Improvement Co offers Gilt-Edge Butter Maker to raise market butter price by 3 to 5 cents per pound while boosting churning by 6 to 10 percent and quickening the process. Claims richer color year round and reduced rancidity. Also notes VEGETINE as a sleep aid for harassing dreams and sleeplessness.
Dr. Pond of the Aurora Cancer Institute returns from an East trip with health restored and ready to push the battle against cancer. Afflicted individuals are urged to write for information to Dr. F. L. Ponp in Aurora Kane County Illinois.
A letter from RocuestER New York states a patient suffered from dyspepsia for some time and found relief and lasting health after using H H Warner Co Safe Bitters and Pills. The writer praises the cure and declares to be a well man.
Hogs and flour prices feature in the March 31 1889 issue with notes on white winter extra grade. Lumber prices show a Comston Desseed listing with a 2 red 0.20 rating and other unsettled items.
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