17 Feb 1887
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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1887
Page
1
Fragmented scene after a quarrelsome party clashes with Col Clinch and Stanner aboard a night of deception. Hale, Rawlins, and Zenobia witness threats, a forged article, and a dramatic reveal as Clinch uncovers the authorship and enforces a formal apology with witnesses. Hale weighs loyalty and justice under pressure.
A cheerful note describes two recruits at the American Express Company and a new messenger. a postscript claims one asks to be posted on shipment rates if an elderly woman dies, suggesting a darkly curious omen about the young man’s rise and future leadership of the institution.
The text describes heart growth across ages from infancy to old age, noting rapid bulk increase in the first years and doubling by age two, then further doubling by age seven, slowing after mid adolescence, with two thirds added by age twenty and continued enlargement toward fifty. It cites an estimated maximum volume around sixteen to seventeen cubic feet.
Fragmentary 19th century page lists church services at United Presbyterian and other churches along with legal notices, lodge meetings, and attorney ads. Names include Franklin Sansom, J. Findlay, and T. Stuchol. Schedul es show weekly services Sundays and various meeting times, with several Indiana, Pa, addresses and organization names.
A garbled testimonial page extols Aver's Sarsaparilla as a cure for rheumatism and impure blood. Several quoted letters from patients and physicians claim relief and renewed mobility, citing personal experience in cities like Baltimore Lowell Independence and endorsements by doctors. The text imitates old style medical advertising with numerous misspellings and repetitive praise.
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