Thelitz Record 1881 July 22 News and Notes
Advertisers advised to press by Thursday. Philadelphia seeks to curb concealed weapons with searches and arrests. Reports on Molly Maguires, Elopements, Wilming ton health advisories, and smallpox in Pittsburgh and Wilkesbarre. Humorous items about watch and kisses case, life insurance agents, book and lightning rod sellers, and a plea to regulate agents. Local school plank walk funding debate and petition route explained.
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Congress
Adanac
The Coming Man and the Burdens of Modern Labor
Local observation contrasts past and present work norms, arguing today’s businessman endures longer hours and constant toil. A Monday scene follows a tall pious stranger shadowing the busy shop owner, illustrating the era’s escalating demands.
Reply on Spring Committee and public order
A local correspondent questions the Spring Committee’s role in bringing visitors and policing conduct. The response upholds public authority, urges strict law enforcement at fountains and fireworks, and notes the celebration was unusually quiet this year compared with other places. The writer suspects a personal grudge in the original critique.
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Sharges
Evbork
GR. A
Rowidies
Coughs Treated with Thomas’ Electric Oil
An Ervrort or NaTure. A cough is nature’s effort to expel irritants from the air passages. Thomas’ Electric Oil claims a safe speedy cure for coughs colds and throat diseases.
Destructive Cyclone Hits New Ulm and Nearby Areas
A cyclone devastated New Ulm Minnesota and surrounding towns destroying a hundred houses and barns and ruining half a million dollars in property. A brick brewery two school houses and a sugar factory were shattered and the wind moved unchecked across the region. The piece warns of the danger if such a funnel should strike a large city with its full fury.
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Westfield meets over hugging death mock resolutions
A Westfield New York gathering of young ladies fashioned a satirical preamble and resolutions in favor of hugging despite a reported fatal incident. The text lampoons the idea by claiming support for hugging to avoid death and protests calls for publication. An unrelated testimonial promotes Bardock Blood Bitters and Bardock's Liver Cure with local drugstore sales.
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