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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1896
Page
2
A dubious tale in Moonesville claims French scientist Dr Sax asserts alcohol contains parasitic bacilli called bacillu potomanis. He says drunken visions of snakes reflect brain parasites, a view echoed by sermons but doubted by many readers.
Fragmented lines recall a journey through memory and time. The speaker reflects on shadows and sunshine, past trials, and the endurance of cheerful recollections. A sense of gratitude arises for memories that soften hurt and promise better days ahead.
A Chicago man visited a Turkish bath on Tuesday and had a funeral on Wednesday. The notice warns locals against adopting new fads too quickly and suggests starting with mild measures like tapi soapsuds on the neck.
Dr Talmage's Washington sermon argues God cares for every detail from sparrows to fortunes. He cites biblical symbols, life plans, and divine guidance in work, finances, friendships, and travel, urging acceptance of trials as part of a larger mercy. The piece concludes with praise of Victor Hugo.
A narrator reflects on Blaise Pascal born in France, showing his early talent at age twelve solving geometry, composing a treatise at sixteen, and inventing a calculating machine at nineteen. Though he died in 1662 before forty, his work made him a renowned philosopher and scholar whose writings are read worldwide.
A Chicago Record excerpt features a Wisconsin ex governor recalling Civil War days. He jokes about his plain appearance to a southern veteran, noting how homely he is and joking that if all Yanks had been as homely the war might have had a different course.
The Jonesboro Methodists will construct a new seven thousand dollar church in Cartersburg, while remarks note a handsome church building rising in the town. The region reports a mix of crop news including Madison county wheat harvest and a revival in Terre Haute led by Rev. E A Wilson.
Former Reichstag member Herr Wisser, charged with perjury, killed himself in Erfurt jail. H. R. Sherard visited Oscar Wilde in Reading prison and described Wilde as a wreck, both physically and mentally.
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