10 Nov 1869
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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1869
Page
1
Pain marks disease or injury in mouth throat stomach and other parts yet vital organs like heart brain and lungs are shielded by outer tissue. Excessive pain in the heart river brain and lungs is rare and often unnecessary, with some operations occurring without pain and lungs tolerating decay and irritation poorly.
The Origin of the St Cris pores and the Order of the Brights of St Cripping have drawn growing press attention as they gain influence in the labor movement. Stated two years ago in Milwaukee, the order has spread across Northern and Western states with discussions citing improved shoe quality and female equality, marking it as a major labor organization.
Episcopal services are held in a large Salt Lake City hall with a thriving school of about 100 scholars including Mormon children. They recently bought a residence and land for 11000 with aid from Hast and express no fear for their safety. A new Kryp or Paryr notes a blue clay building in Hallowell used to grind and mix oil as a paint substitute.
Nickel appears ready to prove highly useful for electroplating with methods recently found to deposit it on metallic articles. The coating promises greater durability and cost efficiency than silver while maintaining equal beauty.
Truth in Brief notes how rumors damage reputations, comparing idle suspicions to wind that harms many. Local Speculations lists cities and their imagined bets in real estate, stocks, pork, coal, and morals, while Pacific Road travelers remark on the vast absence of long-tailed birds as they pass through sage hen country.
Observers note a tide driven well at Cape Cod where fresh water seeps through shifting sands from fifteen to twenty feet below high water. The water rises and falls with the tide and over one hundred barrels have been pumped without any trace of salt or glandular matter. The quality is high enough for ships to stock during long voyages.
A Mississippi tale reports two Black men fined twenty five dollars and costs each after a dispute near Rolling Park Teaque na County. Unable to pay, the local squire orders them to work on a forty acre cotton patch, where they reportedly clear 4500 pounds each to square the bill. Dr Morse’s Pills advertise broadly with medical claims and household uses.
A travel account recalls stopping near Fitzburg to view a waterfall and a raucous cattle train. Two kind sisters share water with thirsty animals, spreading their pails on the grass and offering clover to cows and sheep, creating a heartwarming scene of charity in a hot station yard. Also notes domestic receipts on mustard oil for rheumatism, bunions, and lamp wick prep tips.
Boston authorities purchase iron bird baskets attached to tree limbs by screws. An English invention, these ventilated nets protect nests from weather and intruders while allowing sparrows to raise their young.
An advertisement extols Judson's Mountain Herb Pills as a superior 25 cent relief for fondache liver complaint indigestion female irregularities and all bilious disorders. It claims medical approval and urges a fair trial, noting the pills are sold by all dealers and suitable for family use.
In France, at least fifty actors and actresses are said to pretend to be offspring of the renowned Rachel, a practice noted as a social or reputational tale within theatrical circles.
A dated, faulty account describes a black man emigrating to a prosperous land two centuries ago. It portrays him as self sufficient with guides, moving between states, and hunting work while his family stays home. The piece ends by calling the man a foolish creature.
A satirical note recalls a young man so indolent that he will not labor under an impression, with a reference to palpable darkness and the ink Ogater an.
A varied collage of brief items mentions John Tyler’s unique presidency, life insurance leagues among clergy, frogs in Boston Bay, lunar temperance, a London forgery case, immigration trends, strikes, and various scraps on poets, ships, auctions, and curiosities. Notable mentions include Brigham Young’s wealth, a Gloucester shark with an iron hoop, and peculiar proverbs about manners, health, and marriage in a brisk period voice.
A fragmentary presentation quotes moral maxims about giving forgiveness to enemies tolerance to opponents and love to family. It links enduring friendship to mutual adversity and stresses respect obedience and courage as core virtues.
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