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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1882

Page

4

Local Churches Schedule Evening Services Across City

The column lists numerous churches with addresses and order of services. It notes morning and evening worship times, prayer meetings, Sabbath schools, and rector or pastor names for First Presbyterian, United Presbyterian, Trinity, Christ Church, German and Lutheran churches, plus Universalist and Jewish congregation details.

Third Street Mulherry M. Gironde Universalist Church Poplar Lane Nain Cross Third Streets J. B.grandy Morvice Ebenezer Methodist E. Church Pls. Johns African Methodist Church Fifth Street Main Walnut Wilson

Farm and Home Advice and Minnesota Wheat Yields

Agricultural note urges starting with two superior animals to build a herd. Recommends cutting back ornamental shrubs and restoring them with manure. Presents 1881 Minnesota wheat decline of 309,568 acres and 1861 yields. 1882 projections for oats corn and barley. Tariff debate cited with stance for free access to flax hemp wool machinery. Includes a recipe for grape jelly and spiced meat with cooking steps.

Indiana Minnesota S. Christianzon Sevan State Commissioner of Statistics Tariff Commission Long Branch

The Vain Pailet and the crafty villain in a farmyard tale

A humorous tale opens with the vain Pullet admiring a caged roost and charming rooster flattery. The rascal uses flattery to lure her, then delivers a fatal bite as the rooster watches. Moran-ol fallery warns that flattering speech masks danger. In the September Frank Leslie issue the magazine highlights art, travel, and fiction with numerous illustrations and essays.

Detroit Amla Moran

Passenger seating dispute on crowded train car

A Tall, agricultural looking man questions a woman in a crowded car about her companions while a well dressed man asks to sit beside her. The woman insists she is traveling with her husband and rebukes further inquiries as tension rises in the compartment.

Gotze

Recount of Russian Oppression by a Gazette Writer

The author describes a brutal system under a Chief of Police and authorities using force and false charges to quell dissent. He cites 7000 strokes under an imperial order, arrests for disobedience, peasant abuses, exile, and bribery as a true picture of life in Russia under Nihilism fears.

Prince Arapothin St. Jamie's Valice Siperia

Origin of the Term Hoosier According to Doctor

Dr. Aaron Wood cites a historical tale of a foreign lecturer Leminouski who mispronounced hussars as hoosiers. A Washington County youth in Kentucky during the Ohio River excavations shouted I am a hoosier after defeating three Kentuckians. The nickname then spread to all Indiana residents.

Aaron Wood Indiana Leminouski Napoleon

Republicans consider buying Thirteenth Street club house

A Washington despatch reports the Republican Congressional Committee plans to purchase a handsome Thirteenth Street building for a club house funded by political assessments. Clerks nurses messengers and others who contributed will be honorary members with social privileges at the lounge and fireside.

Washington Evening Post Republican Congressional Committee Thirteenth Street Sally Ginna Aho Casey

Judge McGowan Healed By St. Jacobs Oil Claim

The Albany Argus reports Judge McGowan of Albany claims cure from rheumatism after using St. Jacobs Oil.

Albany N.Y Argus

Free Trade Growing in Michigan Calls for New Party

The letter argues that Free Trade sentiment is rising in Michigan and predicts a future majority. It claims both the Republican and Democratic parties lack core principles and are driven by self interest. The writer urges forming a new party to promote Free Trade and end monopoly.

Michigan Republican Party Democratic Party Demcritic Party Cor Iowa

Rough on Rats claims a clean sweep of pests at local ranches

A short notice notes that flies, ants, bed bugs, rats and mice were cleared from several ranches using Rough on Rats. The item highlights pest control success and mentions the product as the solution.

Welty on Business Principles in New York Times

The article critiques Boss Kelly’s push to run parties on business lines, arguing he treats politics as trade and boasts about selling votes. The piece underscores skeptical views on Kelly while contrasting public rhetoric with private dealings.

Welty New York Times Kelly

Rumor of Free Railroad Pass Involving General Stoneman

The San Jose Mercury repeats an unfounded rumor that General Stoneman while Railroad Commissioner received a free pass for his family to the East from a railroad. It notes Crocker sent a complimentary pass to Stoneman’s family and the pass was returned. The general later told him he thought Stoneman was thin-skinned.

The San Jose Mercury

Chicago to Milwaukee and beyond on the Chicago & North Western

The Chicago and North Western Railway markets its routes to Waukesha Milwaukee Marquette St Paul Madison Sparta Green Bay Menasha Green Lake Lake Mills Devil's Lake Lake Geneva and Northern resorts. It touts Pullman Parlor and dining cars and claims to be the Pioneer Tourist Route with frequent daily trains and a new Waukesha line.

Chicago Waukesha Milwaukee Marquette St. Paul Madison Chinas Sparta Green Bay Menasha Green Lake Chicago & North Western Railway

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