07 Jun 1871
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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1871
Page
1
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A regularly educated physician promotes Dn and O. Ticharnson to claim Sherry Wine Bitters as one of the most pleasant and valuable tonics of the day. It purports to aid recovery from prolonged illness and help those prone to jaundice constipation or digestive disorders. Sold by all druggists.
An advertisement seeks male or female agents in all towns statewide offering a monthly salary from 50 to 200 dollars plus expenses and at least one year of agreeable employment. The notice warns that the claim may be a humbug and directs interested parties to CW Armtrong & Co at No 1 and 2 Seitznow Block Detroit Michigan, with no stamp required and no commission agents need apply.
The article notes the Siamese translation of the Presbyterian Confession of Faith and Shorter Catechism. It also mentions a publication called The Bright Side and references a movement or periodical urging universal law and public access.
A lengthy editorial lament on the defense of the American Constitution against radicalism and centralization. It argues that ambitious politicians undermine constitutional rights, recalls the Civil War as a consequence of elevated powers, and urges a return to Democratic principles to restore popular control through a fair constitutional convention and restraint on federal authority.
A Beecher quotation extols people who spread joy and goodness through their presence and actions. It compares men to music and orchard fragrance in October, and women to honeysuckle, urging individuals to use their inner gifts to brighten others without turning their joy into others’ burden.
Fire swept through the old colonial and revolutionary structures in Alexandria Virginia on Friday last, burning the Mason Lodge led by Master Washington and the colonial courthouse where provincial troops were quartered in 1754 Braddock’s defeat in 1755 and Washington cast his last vote in 1799 were among the losses.
The text reflects on humbleness attributing virtue to a creeping vine and a meek lamb and dove. It cites Moses and the bush as the site of divine appearance to counter human arrogance, citing Felthan as origin.
A dated devotional line attributes a plea to Dr Isaac Barrow and urges drawing by the cords of love through Christ. The text mixes classic religious appeals with a 17th century attribution, centering on devotion, mercy, and spiritual drawing by divine kindness and sacrifice.
A stark warning on self reliance in faith. The speaker argues that a man who trusts only in God while remaining passive will drown in danger, and that churches relying on divine action alone will fail to complete their duties. The piece contrasts passive piety with active ministerial effort and accountability.
Several Stoneham shoemakers were arrested on a charge of being common raisers and brawlers after targeting women workers under price. They were fined five dollars and costs each.
A large complaint rises in New York and other regions over petty and unnecessary annoyances caused by alleged Revenue Department spies and informers watching businesses.
Any one may do a casual good deed, but a pattern reveals temperament. Repeated acts demonstrate a consistent disposition toward generosity and benevolence, shaping how others perceive and respond to the person over time.
A historical column catalogues a satirical list of traits marking a girl’s progression toward marriage and social ambition, interleaved with notices on church activity and moral reflections. It cites Episco pals in New Troy sense, remarks on a Dubuque preacher, and moral maxims about friendship, abundant dress, and life’s small duties. A Brockville accident headline and a market note on luxury parasols follow, ending with a Detroit incident of a boy attempting to save his drunken father from an oncoming train.
Hon. James Brooks M D of New York has departed the city to begin a world tour. He starts his journey in San Francisco and plans to visit multiple international destinations.
The subtle truth echoes that progress lies in fairness, not speed. True measure of time is regularity and justice, not merely a lively display.
A compact philosophical note on wealth advising prudence with riches as they can vanish or fly away. It contrasts spontaneous gains with deliberate action to attract more wealth, urging balanced financial behavior.
The Presbyterian Church of the United States reports nearly 450000 communicants with over 50000 new additions in the past year, reflecting steady growth in the denomination.
A short reflective note on how early life bias and teachings leave lasting marks, suggesting that youth are highly impressionable and that initial influences can persist long after.
In Joliet Wisconsin a double golden wedding was celebrated at the home of their mother, now an eighty year old venerable lady. The sisters, brides married on the same day fifty years ago, observed their fifty year anniversary one day last week.
In July 1872 a grand explosion will remove obstructions at Hell Gate New York. Afterward European vessels using the Sound route will save over a hundred miles and avoid the dangers of Squam Beach and Barnegat.
In New York grocery stores, vendors offer horse Iunches described as bundles of grass roughly the size of a roll of wadding, marketed for sale to shoppers.
The State of Maine faces widespread orchard decline with nearly all old apple trees dying and newly planted New York stock failing to survive. Factors include harsh winters, pests, and poor rootstock compatibility impacting fruit production and rural livelihoods.
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