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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1886
Page
4
The Daily Journal reports an arrest in Chicago on a debt case and a flood of testimonials praising various remedies including Dr. Eedtrit Bitters and B B. B. Botanic Blood Balm. The text cites Abraham Hare and Barber Brothers druggists, mentions Kemp’s Blood Remedy, and notes further notices about a Missouri Pacific official in New York and a divorce case in Rising Sun Indiana.
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as an effective rheumatism remedy improving blood acidity and vital fluid purity. Includes several customer testimonials from W F Woon of Bloomington and others, claiming significant relief after taking four bottles or more. Offers free book on cures and notes price: one dollar for 100 doses, dosage packs six for five.
The Paris Temps describes the Pomaks Mussulman inhabitants of Roumelia in Eastern Roumelia now under Turkish control. Roustehos and Kirdjali districts hold about 12 000 and 22 000 people respectively. Pomaks live by farming and charcoal making and supply wagoners for Macedonia routes. Pomaks of Kirdjali are wealthier due to fertile irrigated land with diverse fruits and good tobacco. They preserve unique religious practices, consult Bulgarian priests believed to be magicians, and perform drought rites by selecting a maiden for water prayers. Rouftchos Pomaks resist taxes, killing two tax collectors and a posse, prompting Bulgar persistence to cede trials to Turkey post war.
A domestic quarrel erupts as Seacook chides Matilda for buying a feathered bonnet and lamps rather than essential goods. He ridicules her taste and quips about impractical purchases while neighbors weigh in. The fragment includes stray ads and nonsensical notes about hair products and salves.
Theba w s regalia from Mandalay palace are shown in London’s Indian and Colonial Exhibition. Gold objects vary in date and style, often made of two thin gold plates with hollow interiors, set with rubies and other stones. The royal dress details include a heavy belt, spangled robe, conical hat, and hollow gold shoes, with two gilded pagodas displayed in the gardens.
The Lancet notes sleep walking is semi conscious with the brain partly awake, yielding few injuries but cautioning that a fatal fall can occur. It urges medical scrutiny for any sleep walker and warns the disorder’s onset can lead toward madness without treatment. It calls for expert observation and guidance.
George Adams in 1747 argued that eel tails strike the tongue cause sharp vinegar, but he claimed the sourest vinegar lacks eels. He asserted pungency comes entirely from the pointed figure of the salts floating in the liquid.
Acard offers a free remedy for youth errors nervousness weakness and early decay. The claimants can obtain a self addressed envelope to Rev. Joseph T. Ixstay Station D New York City for the recipe discovered by a missionary in Lau America.
Amuye. Depart at 8 pm. The 4:35 train connects with the Missouri Pacific for Parcona, Cawago, Chetopa, Kaneua, and all points in Texas. J. L. Barge, September 5.8. Hynes, T. R. Tari, Agent General Passenger.
The account recounts a three Sabbath period bans and a pre wedding feast where the groom’s house hosts a gathering of islanders with tea, cheese, butter, Scotch bannocks, and a drink. It describes seating, roles, the church ceremony led by Rev Mackay in Gaelic, and a second feast at the bridegroom’s home with natives invited. The couple bring provisions and a bumper is poured. honeymoon logistics are awkward due to proximity restrictions. Glasgow Herald.
The French Canadian farmer clings to old habits while English or Scottish owners bring progress. Seigneuries along the St Lawrence retain grand estates with old manor houses and straight poplar avenues. Land was divided into countless fiefs with feudal payments. much land remains sparsely cultivated. All the Year Round.
The Emperor, at fourteen, will share power with the Empress Dowager until he is twenty. Imperial officials must send petitions in duplicate, one for the Emperor and one for the Empress. The Empress Dowager, not the mother of the current Emperor, has governed well. The Prime Minister is Prince Chon. The Manchester Guardian notes the arrangement and its implications for governance. Mrs Winglow’s teething syrup is advertised as a trusted remedy used by mothers for centuries, claimed to ease teething pain and associated ailments and benefit mothers by aiding their child's health.
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