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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1884
Page
6
The piece notes rising curiosity about the June Chicago gathering to nominate a candidate. It highlights travel details from Baltimore and Ohio lines, including round trips, sale dates, and a liberal return window. It praises the B and O system for reliable depots and ample trains, urging travelers to seek agent help for schedules and accommodations.
A garbled collection of health tips and household remedies discusses how water weight, animal care, and parental behavior relate to health and well being. It mentions Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets, Burdock Blood Bitters, and general cautions about digestion, kidneys, and disease. Agricultural notes on crops and mulching are included, with scattered references to livestock and garden practices.
A long interview recounts Col. Densmore and Mr. Rickard detailing malaria sufferings at the White House during Garfield’s era and praising Warner's Safe Cure. Separately, wool growers urge restoration of the 1867 wool tariff, arguing protection sustains a national industry and defense. The piece notes Congressional politics and Civil Service law implications for party committees.
The piece discusses the historic tulip mania of Holland in 1637 with bulbs fetching extraordinary prices and a financial panic. It notes tulips as a symbol of Dutch charm and mentions modern concerns about health tonics and advertisements for Zoa-Phora in another column.
A tale from Oregon describes a man with notable narration and a dog with many skills. The dog dives into a river, grabs a large salmon in its mouth, swims fifty feet under the ice, and surfaces with the prized catch beside the fisherman at a hole in the water.
Charles Barrett of Ashburnham Massachusetts aged 96 receives the full 1000 dollar life policy from a major insurer. Insured at 68 in 1546 the policy paid only at death. The president notes Barrett alone surpassed the mortality table and claims no other company has such longevity in the country.
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