04 Jul 1895
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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1895
Page
1
A distressed parent details a child's severe skin illness spreading despite oral remedies. After cautious cleansing with Curiuma Bear and topical applications, improvement appeared within two weeks, with no new symptoms and healing progressing. The note cites the use of Crrier's Restiores as effective.
Six hour relief claimed for kidney and bladder diseases by a new remedy advertised as prompt and effective. It pledges rapid pain relief in kidneys back and urinary tract for both men and women, including relief from retention of water, with immediate effect. Sold by Heartt & Farthing in Durham North Carolina and an offer for a free sample accompanies the ad.
A local editorial discusses threats of legal restraint on the editor of the Recorder and asserts the paper will continue weekly. Mentions forthcoming weekly launches by several Durham figures and a bold vow that persecution will not silence the publication.
A Durham editorial denounces using women on rock crushers as barbaric and calls for repealing a local ordinance. It argues the law ignores humanity and health, urges the council to reform, and applauds progress toward decency and justice. It cites physician input and civic duty.
Representative Cannon of Illinois said in a Washington interview that the Republicans hold the House, the populists hold the Senate balance, and Grover Cleveland is in the White House. He urged minimal appropriations and predicted two years of relative prosperity with little mischief in Congress.
The Wilmington Messenger mocks Kentucky Democrats for nominating a free silver governor candidate on a gold standard platform and endorsing tariffs akin to McKinley. It questions the party’s unity while noting a Republican ex Democrat facing the ticket. The piece ends by urging Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for fatigue.
A census bureau notice cites 143 distinct denominations in the United States along with independent churches. A Rome dispatch reports XIII pledges to Cardinal Gibbons to seek a unified Christian church. The article lauds the pope's faith and aspirations for a reunited Christian house.
A traveling Evangelist notes Europeans and Christians abroad shed churchgoing habits in summer. He recalls a French priest in Kobe who says Suez Bay hosts more religion than any one place, as Europeans abandon faith while abroad. He laments practicing Christians neglect worship when vacationing.
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