07 Sep 1878
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1878
Page
1
Lingroent states Tine and money were wasted on futile efforts to obtain a cure for excruciating disease. Krnien's Romtan Liniwerst has succeeded in most cases, providing instant relief for both inflammatory and chronic lumbago and sciatica.
A terse notice proclaims that Neuraloia is instantly cured by the application of the liniment. The wording emphasizes quick relief and a medical remedy, typical of a simple health advertisement from a historical publication.
A dramatic scene unfolds as Lida Wheat confronts Bob Lewis over a flirtation with Jim Thompson. After a public quarrel and a circus visit, Lida seeks reconciliation, agrees to marry Bob, and plans to attend the show with him before a wedding is announced.
A San Francisco merchant once housed and educated an orphan who rose to wealth. When the man later fell into poverty, the former benefactor begged door to door and, upon encountering the beggar, the now rich figure was moved. A former ward paid a Black w for assistance to wheel him to the almshouse.
The content urges farmers to adopt proactive tactics, noting that quarrels arise from seeking fights and that Suene will eat weeds ignored by others, saving labor. It advocates each farmer running a personal experiment station on his own farm with self as director to improve efficiency and weed control.
An argument erupts as a father defends his daughter Matilda from slander about a late night with a young man. The scene features a stubborn husband and a quarrelsome wife, with accusations and denials flying. The old man vows to vindicate his child despite the woman's harsh words.
The article recounts a young Thomas Edison, born 1847 in Milan, Erie County, to a mother educated and ambitious who taught him spelling and arithmetic. It notes his early dislike of mathematics, love of reading, and self made experiments on a Grand Trunk railroad car, including a home built telegraph setup and a paper he printed titled the Grand Trunk Herald.
A Muy reported being struck by a drunk man the other day and says he was treated to a whisky pine in the aftermath. The account centers on the assault and the unusual description of the drink offered.
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