13 Aug 1875
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Newspaper
Lebanon Weekly Pioneer
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1875
Page
1
SAM VANTON and LETHER J. PALME OCR and notary services offered in Boone and nearby counties. JOHN W. RISE and F. M. DAVIS operate as office-recorders in the Court House area, with services at Atkinson's Grocery on the west side public square in Lebanon Indiana.
The Lebanon Pioneer advertises printing services for auction bills letterheads circulars business cards visiting cards and wedding cards with samples and price guidance. It promotes high quality plain and ornamental work offered at short notice and low rates from No 4 Lexington Street Upstair s.
In a detailed campaign address, the speaker defends hard money views, argues against inflation and irredeemable greenbacks, condemns centralization and Radical corruption, and urges unity to uphold the Constitution, local self government, and religious liberty.
The article recalls 17th century quakes in Newburyport and surrounding towns with town meetings startled, shocks daily for a week, and no lives lost. A pond formed where upland berries grew, wells dried and never refilled, now a central town feature. An old gentleman mispronounces a line at family worship.
A belief in earth as a healing force guides advice to parents. The text urges exposing babies to fresh earth to strengthen bones and muscles, whether in rural or urban settings, and even suggests creating a sand heap in a yard for convalescents. It emphasizes instinct and comfort while warning against discomfort.
Detroit Free Press writer C B Lewis dedicates his new book to the Pawnee Indians praising their enterprise and statesmanship. He explains the original plan to dedicate to a press coterie but chose a reader friendly note after many newspapers praised the volume.
A Nevapa woman owns gloves and shoes crafted from Pawnee Indian hide and states she will not wear any other kind.
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