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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1886
Page
2
A long study piece examines Thomas the twin and his doubt after Jesus' resurrection. It traces his initial skepticism, the disciples' testimony, and Jesus inviting faith, highlighting Thomas's transformation into a believer through compelling proofs of Christ's risen body and divine nature.
Mort Excottent writes that Dr Kings New Discovery is a medicine that treats coughs colds bronchitis asthma and croup and that he and his friends benefit from it. Trial bottles are offered at Corey's Drug Store.
An excerpt from home notes by a Paris art student describing life in a quiet hotel studio. She notes simple meals, self-cooked breakfasts, daily atelier work from morning to noon, then lectures, tea, and evenings with books. Companionship, diverse peers, and the steady rhythm of posing days frame their disciplined study.
A discussion on reader types, misused time, and the value of disciplined reading. Noting four reader classes, the dangers of butterfly reading, and examples from Lord Bacon, Mias Martinesu, Madame de Stael-Holstein, Louis XVI. Emphasizes moderation and deliberate digestion of books for genuine knowledge.
The National Review notes German middle class women often take household duties, master shop accounts, and manage business details to aid children. They balance skillful musicianship with duties, while remaining active in shop life. The writer recalls a cooperative shop dynamic where owners and staff share tasks and rest periods.
A World article argues cheaper neckwear arises as married women and well-to-do young girls take home work for pocket money. They work from home, do not depend on bread, and thus push prices lower. The piece notes many workers are of a higher social class, some with better days, and questions the impact on those who truly need full-time income.
An old advertisement touts Billy's Dream Balm as a potent cure for cold in the head, catarrh, and hay fever. It claims success for years, preventing progression if used early and reporting numerous radical cures after other treatments failed.
A chaotic account describes a dog dealer discussing hydrophobia with townsfolk, bizarre remedies, and a postmortem of a dog bite. The piece shifts to a Cincinnati affair, recounting a missing stranger, a burial disguise, and a circular ground pattern in a field linked to an old disappearance, prompting an excavation.
An old column discusses errors in growing vegetables such as carrots, beans, peas, corn, and gourds, noting overplanting and improper picking reduce flavor and tenderness. It also warns that overeating damages health and promotes a tonic claim for Dr. Jones Red Clover Tanie, offered for fifty cents by J.C. Saar.
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