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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1865
Page
3
Citizens celebrated news from Virginia with illuminations and displays. Fireworks lit Broadway as crowds cheered and a chorus sang. A halyard of partisan mood faded amid reflections on future Confederate hopes and public demonstrations.
The City Council urged discontinuing Monroe street from Kashtans to Avenue and Grand attest, arguing the diagonal creates no harm to Third Ward traffic and that property bounds will be symmetrically shaped and more valuable. Also notes on Dr. KWAre of New York offering care at Haradon House and military commands in Morgnozia.
Died at Nashville on Mabenza date of 1835 birth ay Bellevue Exton Co. His death followed illness and service in the Civil War era. He left a wife and two children, with memories of his punctual duty, friendly trade, and steady industry cherished by customers. His brother Crignis and others mourn his loss. The piece notes a traditional obituary tone with sentimental reflections on virtue and sacrifice.
The ad outlines Dr. Schence's Principal Offices at Larberstony corner of Birth and Cunt Streets in Philadelphia for examinations via Res rometer with a three dollar fee, plus free advice. Also lists New York address No 22 Bond Street with weekly days and a calendar of appearances across cities including Baltimore and Baltimore daily papers.
The document recounts Dr Schenck's self narrative on curing pulmonary consumption with his Cake remedy. It describes long illness in Philadelphia, relocation to Mobres town New Jersey, medical opinions, and eventual recovery as the remedy allegedly worked through bodily tissues and nerves. It notes persistent doubt by physicians and social reliance on the Cake and other medicines, with the author claiming restored health after a lengthy struggle.
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