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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1895
Page
1
Reader, did you ever take Simmons LIVER REGULATOR, the Kind oF LIVER MEDICINES That claim cures for biliousness headaches malaria and indigestion. Keeps the liver active with an occasional dose and acts as a gentle laxative without gripe. Red Z stamp on the wrapper. d. H. Zollin & Co., Philadelphia.
A reflective devotional verse speaks of voyage fears and trust in divine guidance. The speaker imagines fleets at sea and hidden rocks, choosing to rely on God’s will rather than seek favorable winds, seeking safe passage to shelter in heaven.
Excerpts recount a stormy prelude to a visit to the so called haunted house in Berkeley Square. A pale face on the doorstep, terror, and a dramatic flee mark a night of chilling unease amid discussions of Louis and Stevenson memories. The piece blends memoir and period anecdote with Bank of England safeguards and stray quotes.
A courtroom anecdote shows Judge Gresham halting a severe railroad case to aid a nervous Indianapolis newspaper reporter. He secured facts for the story, shared cigars, and kept the proceedings calm, illustrating his generous and practical manner.
A Hungarian hygienist M Korosi studied how living in cellars ground and upper floors affects lifespan. Cellar dwellers reached about 39 years 11 months while ground floor residents lived 43 years 3 months first and second floors 41 years 2 months and upper floors 42 years. He notes stairs influence lifespans with steep stairs shortening life and easy stairs with landings extending it. Basements housed poorer classes in Budapest versus Berlin where basements housed the well to do. Upper floor dwellers tend to be wealthier better clothed fed and healthier but may suffer more kidney and circulatory issues from worry. The note suggests rebalancing housing to extend life.
A jumble of social reflections and miscellany. A Howells essay on street musicians and endurance, followed by notes on railroad grime and kidney risk, a Massachusetts inventor’s wood pulp hats, a light quip about women’s rights, and ancient spoon use with early tableware specimens.
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