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Newspaper
Greencastle Star
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1880
Page
3
A Reading woman disappears leaving a note to her husband claiming peace and love while hinting at a planned reunion. She states she must go away and later is found alive with another man in Philadelphia, leaving Lew deeply grieved by the revelation.
An advertisement touts Kidney-ort as a rapid cure for kidney diseases caused by weakness, emphasizing its tonic powers to remove debility. The text also mentions local business ads and a separate incident about a pastor accused of stealing bacon, highlighting community reactions and violence.
Pittsburg couple Frank A. Hays and wife were 19 and 17 when they wed against their parents. With a failing business they faced despair and planned self harm. The husband attempted suicide but survived. the wife, in crisis, was injured fatally in the incident.
A dated appeal condemns mineral poisons and alcoholic tonics as ineffective and harmful. It extols Dr Guysett's Yellow Duck and Saranparinla as the universal cure for kidney and urinary disorders digestion debility and nervous ills. It also notes sensational animal curiosities and praises Dr Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry as a superior tonic for throat and lung ailments.
Ralph Bertram, a famed artist, paints a riverbank scene that captivates London. mystery surrounds the two women in the artwork. When a light cut sleet night leads him to rescue Agnes and her mother, Bertram discovers the subjects are real and connected to his past. Their reunion seeds his fame and his happiness as he marries Agnes and finds lasting peace.
An ancient reflective verse opens with a mirage of a glittering city that rises beyond the horizon, symbolizing lost grandeur and distant virtue. The prose then notes a modern shift from prodigal spending to prudent saving as hard times deepen financial learning and depositors rise in savings banks, signaling a national corrective toward prosperity and measured living.
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