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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1881

Page

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Poems and Lincoln Mary Owens tale mingle in late issue

The page mixes unseen Lytle poems with a rambling anecdote about Abraham Lincoln and Mary Owens. It recounts a challenge over helping with a baby during a walk, cites an Inter Ocean note, and adds a testimonial about Brown's Iron Tonic and Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy, ending with a hotel waiter joke.

W. G. Green Abraham Lincoln Mary Owens Mr. Green Nancy Green Lincoln Bob Mary Nancy Abe Lincoln Inter- Ocean

The Love of Long Ago Poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Poem recalls a winter patience of a past romance that, though buried by time and pride, stirs again as spring returns. The speaker laments the resurrected love that defies reason and wishes to seek something new away from the remembered passion.

Man tries butter making after oleomargarine shock

A suburban Oil City man, angry at discovering oleomargarine, buys a cow and starts churning butter. His wife motivates him to churn early for church. He endures a long, drunken, exhausting vigil, ultimately smashing the churn and nearly shooting the cow before his wife intervenes.

Oil City Derrick Oil City Gece

Health remedy box promises cure all pests and diseases

A 15c Rough on Rats box is advertised to keep a house free of flies mosquitoes rats and mice for the season. Wells Health Renewer is touted for liver kidney trouble consumption dyspepsia debility with a one dollar price through Swormstedt Co. depot.

Swormstedt & Co.'s Abanass Wells, Richardson & Co Prop’s J Qwitt Burlington, VT

Rough on Rats advertised pest killer tragedy

Terrible loss of life described as millions of rats mice cats bed bugs and roaches perish by collision with Rough on Rats. The product sold by druggists for 15 cents.

Imagination Endures Beyond Science and Literature

A reflection on human wonder and imagination that persists beyond factual science. The passage discusses that imaginative literature and curiosity will remain vibrant as long as humanity endures, citing Goethe and the enduring appeal of wonder.

Goethe James Russell Lowell

Brown's Iron Bitters Promises Health Recovery

An advertisement promises renewed vigor for nerves brain and muscles and relief from dyspepsia indigestion and weakness. It asserts restored heart action purer blood stronger lungs and overall restoration to normal condition for all bodily functions and removal of debility.

Charles B. Wayman Eric Brown

Queen Victoria quip and odd modern apothecary note

A vignette recalls Queen Victoria and Albert in a domestic quarrel ending with the Queen declaring “your wife begs it.” The column also mentions J. F. Davis of Portsmouth selling 14000 boxes of Sellers Liver Pills curing malaria and a German sausage anecdote. A proverb concludes with a bite about a scolding wife being a temporary affair.

Victoria Albert Windsor J. F. Davis Portsmouth Ohio J. E., F. Harper

Nature's Triumph Frazier's Root Bitters Ad

Advertisement extols Frazier's Root Bitters as a remedy for weakness languor malarial districts tired caregivers and blues promising toning and youthfulness. Sold by Henry & Davies sole proprietors at 1 per bottle, Cleveland Ohio.

Nature Frazier Henry & Davies Cleveland, O

Williams Indian Pile Ointment touted as cure

An advertisement claims Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment cures chronic piles in minutes. It asserts instant relief, absorbs tumors, soothes itching, and warns against instruments or electuaries. Testimonial from J M Coffinberry of Cleveland supports its efficacy. Available from Henry & Davies in Cleveland for $1.

Williama J. M. Coffinberry Cleveland Henry & Davies

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