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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1882

Page

3

Embrace of Nation's Early Century Echoes and Currency Mystery

From Washington March 4 1882 memorials at the Capitol honor Garfield and Lincoln as the nation recalls Civil War struggles. The piece muses on 7 06387767 dollars in fractional currency vanishings, winter crowds, and a push for Postal Savings Banks to aid common people and banks alike.

Washington Mr. Ephot Capitol Blaine Garfield Congress Treasury Department Woodbine Saratoga New Port Lincoln New England Canada Praxs

Buckeye News Notes and Local Updates

Mrs Isaiah Smith fell ill on Saturday evening and the Buckeye reports rough weather for sales. Cedarville roads remain poor between Cedarville and Freeport. Tom Rigney's boy is a girl. Warnings to be careful, Thomas. The Cedarville cemetery expansion is funded by John Addams. P Bennetham postpones sale due to weather. Constable W M Parriott resigns. Buckeye election and caucus activity rises to fill vacancies. Langenstein of Fountain Creek comments on creamery prospects.

Buckeye Isaiah Smith Charlie Homan Jacob Doerflinger Captain Reel Cedarville Freeport Tom Rigney Thomas James Addams P. Bennetham John H. Addams P. Cromley R. A. Hayes Russ Wm. M. Parriott Vennor Langenstein Fountain Creek

Berlin Philaretorian Society Debates Reading vs Travel

The Berlin Philaretorian Society held a Thursday meeting with President Barr presiding. Debate on the motion that reading yields more information than travel was decided affirmative by judges. Members Emma Smith H Barr and Edward J Hoag spoke for, W C Smith G R Kramer and C Shoemaker against. Literary pieces were performed by Sallie Wolf John Jones John Mitchell John Lapp and C Shoemaker. Next Thursday features an extemporaneous debate and Shakespeare readings by Berlin school pupils guided by their teacher and G R Kramer.

Berlin Berlin Philaretorian Society Barr Rei Emma Smith H. ¥. Barr E. J. Hoag W.C. Smith G. R. Kramer C. Shoemaker E., J. Hoaa

Extemperaneous Lying Charms Audiences in All Places

The subject, Jack W., captivates listeners with readiness, ease, and grace in his improvised falsehoods. He cites family ties to explain connections to various places and topics. He boasts familiarity with Goshen butter and the Natural Bridge of Virginia, claiming precise knowledge due to his father’s work as a contractor.

Jack W Virginia

Kendall's Spavin Cure Praise Elevates Horse Owners

Horse owners cannot overlook the wonderful success of Kendall's Spavin Cure, celebrated for its proven effects. The product is highlighted as a trusted remedy for lameness and joint issues in horses, with widespread positive word of mouth among equestrians and breeders alike.

Kendall T. J. Griffiths Y. Degen Welch Utica N.Y Richard Owen Ocean Mines

Unusual Furore Over Henson Bright's Disease Cure

A Cleveland Herald summary recalls J B Henson M D of Rochester who claimed Bright's disease cure via Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. Articles include testimonials from Rochester officials and Rev Dr Foote, with doctors affirming recovery and warnings about kidney disease rising.

Cleveland Herald Rochester N. Y Democrast and Chronicle J. 3 Henson Foote St. Paul’s Church Bright America New Orleans New York State Board of Health S.A. Littimore Kenson H. A. Warner & Co Roonraten Gentrenen Warner J.B. Henson M. D N.Y TH. BH. Warner & Co Democrat and Chronicle J. B. Henson Living Church Chicago Rochester Democrat Chronicle Henier Ismael Foors

Doctor Moran's claim on Poe's death causes

Dr J J Moran of Virginia, at a new lecture beside Poe's deathbed, argues Poe died from maltreatment rather than intoxication. Moran notes Poe could recall nothing, his last words were Never more Qo God, and cites a belief that the divine governs every life.

J. J. Moran Virginia Poe

Fellows' Syrup of Hypophosphites Endorsed by Doctor

Greeneburg, Pa. January 20, 1880. James I Fellows informs Dear Sin that he has used Fellows' Syrup of Hypophosphites for four or five years in cases of consumption and other lung and throat diseases with the most gratifying results.

Greeneburg James I. Fellows Sin

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