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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1882

Page

4

Churches and services listed for town with multiple denominations

A long list of churches names and service times including FIRST PRESBYTERIAN BRONW Bnd Second and High Rev. We Brown, Trinity Church, CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main Cross Vine Elm, UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Third and Vine, METHODIST EPISCOPAL Bradway, GERMAN METHODIST Third between Main and Mulberry, LUTHERAN East and Main Cross, UNIVERSALIST POPLAR Lane, JEWISH SYNAGOGUE Third between West and Mulberry, MARYA German Catholic Second between East and Walnut, ST MICHALS Third at Head of Church, SECOND BAPTIST Fifth between West and Mulberry, EBENEZER METHODIST Poplar Lane, AFRICAN METHODIST Fifth between Main and Walenti. Morning and evening services listed with Sabbath School and prayer meetings.

BvPrist Vinz Street Mitta Cross Third Pestar C. E. W. Dobbs D. L First Presbyterian Church Bron We. Brown Morna Oulook Lata Wilson Christian Church Main Cross Vine and Elm C Q. Wright United Presbyterian Church Comer Third and Vine Streets J. A. Kennely LO A. Ma Trinley Ciurch Bradway Third Streets Astor Adkinsons Christ Church Protestant Episcop Pl Mulberry Street Fourth Streets Edward Bradley Lutheran Courcm Main Cross Streets August Maller Universalist Poplar Lane Main J. B.grandy Jewish Synagogue Third Street West Mulberry Streets Ever SD. Mary'a Second Street Walnut Streets Yather Sapee Second Baptist Church Fifth Surces West and Mulberry Street Miles Basel Ebenezer Methodist E. Church Poplir Lane Johnson Scheck African Methodist Church Fifth Street Walenti

Household tips and farm notes from a bygone issue

An array of domestic and agricultural guidance as printed tips. Advice on restoring old tea and coffee pots by heating water with live coals, using soap suds as plant fertilizer, and the social value of farmer gatherings with families. Includes fragmented remarks from a periodical, touching on women’s influence and community harmony.

Womon M. ON. R

Moon and timber talk and hog feeding with peas

The passage discusses moon phase effects on timber durability, experiments with hickory by a wagon maker, and decades old rails. It then shifts to hog nutrition praising green peas and oats as muscle and bone builders, recommending sowing two bushels of peas to one of cats per acre, drilling, and turning pigs into the pea crop when it starts to milk for substantial gains.

National Live Stock Journal

Burden of Taxation Cited By New York Correspondent

Gath's New York correspondence quotes J explaining why real estate and general spending lag in the United States. He claims a $200,000,000 annual tax drain suppresses growth, noting bonds, greenbacks, and debt payments as the government’s tactic and the public’s labor bearing the cost.

Gath New -York United States

Immortal English Books and Their Enduring Influence

England has given four immortal books whose reach spans the world and languages. Bunyan’s steadfast fame from Bedford, Baxter’s Saint’s Rest amid imprisonment, Defoe’s Robison Crusoe that haunts readers, and Watts’s hymns shaping worship travel through generations, preserving English culture and faith across ages.

England Bunyan Bedford Baxter de Foe Newgate Isaac Watts S. Bridgman

Cateweyo’s Tooth Toll Delight Vanishes into Banter

Funier the King orders tooth drawing after a dentist objects to gold payment. Cateweyo mocks the dispute then has guards pull a tooth, laughing through the pain. The dentist is pensioned and kept as household, while weekly tooth-drawing becomes a diversion.

Cateweyo Cateneyo

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised for teething relief

An old advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup calms crying infants teething pain and unsettled bowels. It touts safety pleasant taste and rapid relief for distressed children and rests for mothers, noting the product is a prescription of a renowned female physician and nurses in the United States and sold widely.

U United States

Odds and Ends From a Sunlit Page of News

A stray girl eleven learns burglary, Don Cameron’s pause in Pennsylvania Independents, Mechanics National Bank Newark to reorganize with G A Halsey as president and J F Bond as VP. U S D A told to sue Bridgman for 250000. Ed T Smith sues Olivet College for 10000. Castle Garden fees push emigrant counts. Vanderbuilt to build a Staten Island mausoleum. St Louis gamblers feud with a notary. six months jail proposal looms. authorities wary.

Don Cameron Pennsylvania Mechanics’ National Bank Newark N. J Baldwin G. A. Halsey James F. Bond United States District Attorney Massachusetts J. C. Bridgman United States Green Bay Wis Lunds Ed T. Smith Charlotte Mich Olivet College Smith Castle Garden William’ H. Vanderbuilt Staten Island St. Louis

Removal of Jefferson Remains Supported by Heir Meikleham

The piece argues that Mrs. Septemia R. Meikleham, Jefferson's living granddaughter, is the rightful heir and proponent of removing Jefferson's remains from Monticello. It cites the will’s residuary clause and stresses her kinship and lack of wealth, framing the removal as a noble act to honor the author of the Declaration of Independence and place his remains in the national capital.

Jefferson American Register Congress Monticello Septemia R. Meikleham Jefferson Randolph N. P. Trist A. Garrett Martha Randolph Thomas M. Randolph Thos. M. Randolph Meikleham Virginia National

Dying Uncle Promptly Clarifies His Condition

An expectant nephew pressed a doctor for the truth about a beloved relative. The doctor told him the patient is dying, not recovering, prompting a shocked reaction. The item also mentions a play on words and a humorous ad line about a rat poison product.

Cole Show Promises Spectacle for 12000 Seats

One view of W. W. Cole s latest show impresses with massive capacity and a tour of acrobats, animals, and grand spectacle. The writer reviews the troupe and declares the experience unforgettable. The exhibition is set for June 30 in the city.

W. W. Cole Athens

Stinging irritation cured by Buchupaiba advert

A medical advertisement claims stinging irritation and all kidney and urinary complaints are cured by Buchupaiba. Sold by Druggists Depot Swormstedt & Co. at 2.

Buchupaiba Swormstedt & Co

New Chicago to Wisconsin rail line promotes trips

Chicago to Waukesha and to numerous Wisconsin resorts now served by the Chicago and North Western Railway. The line offers direct routes to Green Lake Lake Geneva and Devil's Lake with multiple daily trains and Pullman parlor dining cars. Tickets available via all agents.

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

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