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Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1883

Page

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Death’s End and Life’s Purpose in a Bard’s Question

The speaker questions whether life has meaning if death ends all and rebukes the idea that truth and virtue are upheld by mere appearances. He argues that courage and reason should guide action, insisting that penance and belief matter beyond fear of death, and presses to define whether life holds value beyond mortality.

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Political Points From The 19th Century Press

A compilation of sharp political jabs and rumors from various papers. It cites Iowa Register Indiana Republicans Cincinnati Commercial St Paul Pioneer Press Louisville Courier Journal Star routes Brady and other figures. Mentions Secretary Chandler New Hampshire votes and Census findings.

Cincinnati Caramercial John C. New the Treasury Indiana Louisvill Courier-Journal Star Route Brady Rutherford B. Hayes Marshall Jewell National Republican Committee Washington Chandler New Hampshire Boston Post Riddleberger Jaine Frelinghuysen Congress Providence Press Ohio Cincinnati Comly Hayes Sandwich Islands

Suicides Plague Reports Across Cities In Plainspoken Note

A New York Sun column lists numerous self destructive acts from varied towns and states. Adel bert Lobdell in Port Deposit and William Ford in Grand Forks are among those who took their own lives after financial or emotional strain. The piece reads as a catalog of tragic responses linked to money fear illness intoxication or relationship woes across multiple locales.

Adelbert Lobdell Port Deposit Harvey Smith Manchester Bella Gray Tamilton Iowa Robert Berkshire Port Washington Ohio

Mind over body governs truth and habit in decision making

An essay contrasts the incentive power of truth and error, detailing how conscience, motives, and witnesses sway the will. It argues choosing truth strengthens character, while repeated error erodes it, with references to Coleridge Bancroft and Goldsmith and a history of inventions and facts interwoven.

Coleridge Bancroft Itn Post Cooper Austin James Garland Lynchburg John Moore Garland Wil Norristown Herald

Break-bone Fever Prompts St Jacobs Oil Endorsement

Jester Mr Boardman W Wilson of Baltimore traveling for A G Alford & Co., dealers in firearms and cutlery, reports being prostrated by break-bone fever. He claims the remedy St Jacobs Oil relieves the illness, citing endorsements from ex Postmaster General James Voorhees and other notable figures.

Boardman W. Wilson A. G. Alford & Co Baltimore St. Jacobs Oil James D. Voorhees

Unbidden guests and Kidney Wort cure tale

A letter from an Illinois girl recalls a mother’s recovery from kidney trouble after using Kidney Wort. The anecdote claims complete cure and renewed energy, noting widespread use since the remedy’s appearance. The ad cites Wells Health Renew­er and a druggists depot Swormstedt & Co. listing.

Vast collection of odds and ends from late 19th century news

A mosaic of statistics and anecdotes flows through the page: Chicago police fatalities, 1882 coal output, 13 000 soldiers homes, 51 rolling mills in Pittsburg, Gladstone premiering rights, cash loans on revolvers in Chicago, orange yields in Florida, Baltimore church pews, and Chinese ancestor spirits payments. The item pools brief notes, quotes, and snapshots from multiple cities, with vivid cast of names and places.

United States Pittsburg London Edinburg Dublin Gladstone Chicago Marion County Florida Baltimore Yates Shanghai Georgia

Man Tricks Creditor With Quick Debt Swap

A Michigan man dodged a $25 debt for a year until pressed by a creditor in a friend’s office. The creditor threatened a suit, but the debtor denied owing money and then obtained a receipt for the sum as a temporary loan. A suit followed and judgment favored the creditor, who showed a clean receipt.

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