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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1883
Page
7
Evening express west schedule overview notes Muskegon sleepers and services to Chicago via Niles and Sud Chicago, with connections to Ne. Limited service details and routing are mentioned in fragmented OCR text.
Dr Edgar Holden of Newark argues in The Sanitarian that cold air supply to furnaces from a cellar creates sickness and ill health in winter homes. He recommends venting air above ground level to draw pure air to the furnace, noting success in his own house despite builder opposition.
A Milwaukee Sentinel reader recalls a humorous lumber camp game where participants hide their faces with a hat and receive playful blows from others until they guess who struck them. The game, described as intense, can continue for hours despite some players not enjoying the joke.
In a comic clash at a saloon Jem anid, an Irishman, and a politician collide over influence and pride. Jem escapes payment and laments his not defending himself while noting his mother’s lingering hold on him, a wry reflection on maternal power and social leverage. Arkansaw Traveler.
In Newburg a terrier saved an 18 month old from falling from an open window. A mother left the child briefly on the floor while a dog clung to the dress, preventing a tragedy as the infant dangled beyond the sill. The dog appeared to act instinctively, keeping the baby from a deadly fall while authorities assess the near disaster.
Surgeons from the International Throat and Lung Institute will be at the Tontine house May 17 and 18 with spirometers. Dr Bouvielle of Paris promotes treatments for catarrh bronchitis asthma consumption and other air passage diseases. Free consultation and copies of the institute’s monthly journal offered. multiple medical products advertised accompany the notice.
A letter from E C Williame of Chapman Boyder Co Pa praises Parker's Tonic for asthma relief after forty years, recounting a dramatic first day of use and lasting breath improvement. It notes a name change to Parker's Tonic and warns against misleading ginger substitutes by dealers.
An ad copy shows a doctor claiming Bright’s disease and kidney trouble are treated with Benpon’s Capeine Porous Plaster. The physician promises direct delivery to the spot with Capeine, priced 25 cents, from Seabury and Johnson of New York.
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