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Newspaper
Defiance County Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1883
Page
8
Defiance County tale has Doctor Pill visiting Mrs Hill who laments weight in her feet headaches bad dreams and low spirits. The physician prescribes a two day powder with skipped days to lift her mood and restore health.
Immigrants arrive at Castle Garden New York a circular fortress transformed from fort to tea garden to concert hall and now a reception depot. The scene shows diverse arrivals from Ireland Italy Germany and Russia with queues at the money changer and officials registering names ages and nations. Families reunite and adapt as they await onward transport while the poor endure crowded conditions and uncertain futures.
A Detroit Lime Kiln Club meeting features Hon. Phosphate DeRar from South Carolina delivering a humorous, pointed critique of perpetual happiness. He argues happiness is impossible, cites daily burdens, and mocks the notion that joy fixes finances, health, or life’s misfortunes. The talk ends with applause and a fallen bust of Andrew Jackson.
An English officer writes from North China about Corean customs and coastal sentinels guarding the peninsula. He notes Corea’s openness to foreigners will curb Russian ambitions for Port Lazareff and Vladivostock, which are ice bound in winter and hamper the northern harbor.
A 1,300 pound coal lamp was reported stolen from a mine in Wadsworth. State police say the theft occurred recently and an investigation is underway to identify the suspects and recover the artifact.
Advertising text extols Brown's Iron Bitters as a year round health aid. It claims winter strength, spring blood enrichment, summer nerve and digestion tone, and autumn resilience to changes. A letter from T. S. Berlin supports its use for malaria and nervous troubles, warning against imitations and naming the Brown Chemical Co. Baltimore.
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