Local Churches Schedule Aimed at Community Worship
A lengthy list details morning and evening services for multiple churches in the area. It includes First Presbyterian, Second Presbyterian, Christian Church, Baptist, Lutheran, Universalist, Jewish Synagogue, United Brethren, St. Mary’s, St. Michael’s, and several Methodist churches with service times, Sabbath School, and midweek prayer meetings.
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First Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Second and
High Streets
W. R. Brown
Presbyterian Ce
Third and West
R. Wilson
D. D
Christian Church
Main_ Cross
Vine and
Elm
Q. Wight
Bapy St
Vine Street
Main Cross
Third
C. E. W. Dobbs
Preyer
Uv Ced Presbyterian Chulchg
Third and Vine
Castor
Fev
J. A. Kennedy
Tcenity Church
Methodist Episcopa
Taird Streets
Kev
L. G. Adkineon
Protestant Episcopal
Mulbery Street
Fourth Streets
Edward Bradley
Ginman Methodist Church
Third Street
Main
Mulberry Streets
Rev. M. George
Lutheran Church
Universalist Church
Poplar Lane
Third Streets
I. B.grandy
Sab‘ash School
ST. Mary’s
Second Street
Walnut Streets
Father Sabbath
Becond Baptist Church
Fifth Street
West
Mulberry Street
Miles Bazet
Elenezer Methodist FE
Chulch
T. S. Johnson
Tony Pastor Leads American Variety Show Talent
Tony Pastor of New York leads a top Broadway theatre troupe on a national tour visiting major cities. The group, praised for its versatility and health, relies on St Jacob’s Oil for rheumatic pains, with Pastor noting it as a favored remedy among his company.
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Tony Pastor
New York
United States
Broadway
New York City
Walnut Street Theater
Philadelphia
Pastor
Bingham House
St. Jacob's Oil
St. Jacob's Oil Stock Shortage Noted By Managers
Managers report noticeable impact when St. Jacob's Oil is out of stock across companies with temporarily unsupplied artists. The New York Clipper notes the issue and its effect on operations and morale.
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St. Jacob's Oil
N. Y
California Wheat Growth Surges Beyond Expectations
The San Francisco Chronicle notes a remarkable wheat expansion in California. From 1855 to 1880 yields rose ninefold, with threefold gains from 1869 to 1881, and 31.5 million centals produced in 1881, as 38 million acres of wheat land exist in the states and half a million acres were newly cultivated this year.
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California
San Francisco Chronicle
San Joaquin Valley
Brown’s Iron Bitters Promises Health Restoration
An advertorial copy touts Brown’s Iron Bitters as a cure for various ailments. It claims the tonic strengthens weak lungs heart action and digestive and urinary organs and will restore mind and body to normal condition.
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Brown
Paris
Watermelon preservation draws Burlington family sale interest
Peter Matson near Burlington New Jersey preserves 250 melons by varnishing and sealing the stems. He serves three large melons to guests who praise the taste. A Philadelphia dealer plans to buy fifty melons and may seek thousands next season. Physicians warn the varnish could be poisonous though the family remains healthy.
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Peter Matson
Burlington
N. J
Matson
Philadelphia
Maiden Modesty in Hoboken Wins Modesty Prize
A Hoboken woman wins first prize for modesty while vaccination teams work daily in the council chamber. One young woman refused to bare her arm and had a sleeve cut to expose the site, insisting on the procedure as other residents viewed the pageant of cures in the newspaper.
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Hoboken
Council Chamber
Haverhill Fire Devastates Hundreds of Firms
The Haverhill conflagration destroyed 282 business firms, including 108 shoe manufacturers, 23 sole leather firms, 3 banks, and about 100 ancillary shops tied to the shoe trade. Early reports described widespread pest and vermin claims as part of the sensational account.
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Haverhill
Cure for urinary irritation in a patent remedy ad
An 19th century advertisement promotes Buzhupaiba as a cure for stinging and smarting irritation of the urinary passages and diseased discharges. It attributes the remedy to Druggists Depot Swormstedt Co. and Co.'s.
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Buzhupaiba
Swormstedt & Co.’s
Wells Health Renewer advertised for impotence and debility
An advertisement touts Wells Health Renewer as the greatest remedy on earth for impotence lean ness and sexual debility priced at $1. It is listed as Depot-Swormatedt & Co.'s product in the druggist section.
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Wells
Swormatedt & Co
Pioneer Kite Flyer and Gas Works Owner Roots in Lincoln
The former Niagara river Kite flyer TH Walsh, who earned $5 as a boy for carrying light twine to lay the first wires, now resides in Lincoln Nebraska where he owns the local gas works.
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TH. J. Walsh
Niagara River
Linecoln
Neb
Reverend Remington praises Brown's Iron Bitters for health
Ithaca preacher M P Remington credits Brown's Iron Bitters with restoring strength after a severe strain on health and nerves. A separate account describes McCleary surviving a nitro glycerine oil well explosion, being blasted 75 feet, then running to safety, with the collapse and blue vision episode described in his retelling.
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M. P. Remington
Ithaca, N. Y
Brown
McCleary
Pennsylvania
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertisement
An old mother's remedy promises immediate relief for teething pain in infants. The ad claims the syrup regulates bowels, eases maternal worry, and provides safe, pleasant medicine, described as the prescription of a renowned female physician. Sold everywhere for 25 cents a bottle.
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United States
Protection tax paradox in a simple Hatters Shoemakers Farmers tale
The piece argues a protection plan taxes all consumers for industry upkeep while benefiting only hatter and shoemaker, leaving the farmer overburdened and unrewarded. It cites a moral about indirect taxes and balance, then adds assorted brief notices on a Rhode Island baby, a party organ, the New York post office, and Bowdoin College lore.
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Saya
Graham McAdam
Professor Traces Similarity in River Heights and Sunspots
Professor Balfour Stewart notes a striking similarity between the height curves of the Niles and Thames rivers. He observes a maximum in these curves near the sunspot maximum and remarks that the curves show more than one peak per sunspot cycle.
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Niles
Thames
Balfour Stewart
New Richmond Druggist Endorses Bull's Cough Syrup
A New Richmond Q druggist Mr E J Denham writes that Bull's Cough Syrup is one of the best products. He uses it for his own family and recommends it to others.
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New Richmond, Q
E. J. Denham
Yes Sir I Shoot Him Panics Topic in Detroit Grocer Store
A Detroit Free Press anecdote recalls a Grand River grocery discussion on panics in crowds at theaters churches and halls. Mr Hopewell suggests a calm countermeasure while others imagine a gun threat to halt a panic. A powder prank triggers a frightening imitation fire rush leaving Hopewell fleeing in fear.
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Hopewell
American Oysters Win Favor in England
The New York Herald notes a boom in American oysters in Britain. It cites a private circular claiming 28,000,000 bivalves eaten in England from October to New Year and estimates 50,000,000 more will be consumed between March and May. It humorously ties the trend to Mr Blaine and the Monroe Doctrine.
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England
Blaine
Long Island Sound
Chessapeake Bay
Great Britaan
Thackeray
Herald Office
British Isles
Brown proves upland waters drive tide river cleansing
W. R. Brown publishes a paper arguing that the main force cleaning river channels is not the tide itself but upland or fresh waters descending during low tide. He notes salt-water seepage from banks also aids the process.
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W. R. Brown
Old physician offers home remedy for lung and nervous ailments
Retired doctor who received a vegetable cure from an East India Missionary claims his formula can rapidly and permanently treat consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and all throat and lung affections along with general debility and nervous disorders. He says full preparation directions and advice are provided by return mail free of charge, with stamped self addressed envelope.
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East India
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the Herald
Madison
Indiana
Church Directory
Weat and
Ezer
United Brethren
Fulton Hall
Rev
Barton
Walnut
Wilson
Evering Sevice
Troube
Gregory
St. Jacobs
Wis
Daily Democrat
Idc
Rhode Island
Adrian
Army
Navy
Packard
Bowdoin College
Talleyrand
Aaron Burr
Detroit Free Press
Herad
M. E. Bell
N. Calvert Sc
Baltimore
M Md
Arer
J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
Particulate
Balleti & CO
Portland
National Bureau OF Inventionn
Patent Office
Hagstead
Washington, D.C
Congressional Reporter
Wn. T. Walls
Ientist
Central Avenue
Dewey Building
Madison, Ind
True & CO
Maire
Enes Baglan
Main Street
iTeeselvs Eae
Go. Bernemi
West Street
Madison, MD
Henry ¢. Firth
East Main Cross St
Craig & Bro
Ony Manufacturer
Gavitt’s
Henry C. Firth
Western Hotel
Henny Niesse
West and
Ohio Streets
Belfont Nails
Alling & Lodge’s
Mailison
Central Hotel
Second and Mulberry
John Kraut
Prorarsroe
D. Landreth & Sons
Andress Stinson & CO
Maine
Pune
D. M. Ferry & CO
Detroit
Mich
Aving
Tom
Dehler
William Todd
H. Schofield
Merchant Tailoring Establishment
North Ride
Craic & Brother
Anderson County
C- Pfeifer
Cincinnati
John Adams
East Main Cross &T
Wm, Resor
Cincinnat
Harris & Maddux
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