18 Jun 1875
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Newspaper
Lebanon Weekly Pioneer
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1875
Page
1
The Lebanon Pioneer lists subscription terms and a dense rate schedule for the weekly paper. It notes T H Harrison as publisher and outlines payment terms, ad pricing by column and square, and business card rates for five lines or fewer.
The piece contrasts George Washingtons farewell stance with President Grant's recent letter on a possible third term. It cites the Ohio and Pennsylvania reactions, notes party tensions, and frames the issue as a test of constitutional norms and political strategy.
Indiana items note the third annual meeting of the Old Settlers of Putnam Morgan and Hendricks counties set for the third Saturday in June at Green Valley farm Hendricks county. Also reported are bee crop losses severe in Madison, Wabash College commencement June 17–21 with orations by Major J W Gordon and John A Finch, a fatal wagon accident in Kosciusko county, threats to the Jonesboro Herald editor, a tarantula found in Evansville, and various local notes from Muncie Kokomo Noblesville and Lafayette newspapers.
The article argues mental state strongly affects bodily health. It states pleasant emotions promote healthy nervous activity while grief and sorrow depress vital forces. It notes physicians may overlook this link and that happiness supports physical health, though being cheerful does not guarantee freedom from disease.
Our facilities of executing good work in this line are not to be surpassed by any office in this section. We aim at all times to do the best printing on short notice at the lowest living rates. Persons desiring Auction Bills Letter of Bill Heads Circulars Business Visiting or Wedding Cards will do well to call and see our samples and learn prices. VDEFICE No 44 Lesayon Sr Upstarts.
A London City Mission study outlines a fifteen mile radius around Charing Cross with four million residents and 100000 foreigners. It notes births every five minutes, deaths every eight, seven accidents daily, and 117000 habitual criminals on record rising yearly. It mentions 288 million letters delivered annually in postal districts.
The New York Herald denounces the President’s letter as evasive and insufficient to deter General Grant’s possible third-term bid. It urges a clear pledge that no presidency beyond one term is acceptable to defend liberty and curb Cesarism, warning the country to limit future administrations to a single term.
A discussion of alloy compositions such as Type metal Bell metal Speculum metal and Britannia metal with proportions and practical notes. It notes the role of proportion in alloy quality and cites monograms as prevalent in jewelry and accessories, including Vienna imports and matching adornments.
Sanitarian advocates bran bed dressing for extensive burns as superior to frequent dressings. It allows ongoing protection with daily refreshing without disturbing the patient, reducing pain and nervous exhaustion from air exposure. A reader notes a severely burned patient recovered with this method. The text also cites a cheerful wife aiding her husband and reports June 1 Mason Decoration Day in New York with 24,000 participants.
A speaker recalls sitting alone with conscience in a timeless place. Visions of past actions and future judgment haunt the mind, revealing fear of accountability and the dread of eternity. The dream shifts to a warning forgotten, shaping a resolve to remember the future and avoid repeating history.
A humorous collage of quips and anecdotes on age, wisdom, and social habits. A census taker plans to return. a thunderstorm safety note about moving trains. shopfront inscriptions. reflections on conviction, home, luck, and politics.
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