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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1896
Page
3
Well diggers struck a spring in Duluth Minnesota at W B Hartleys property. A unique inch long frog with white and light brown color was found at the spring mouth inside a glass jar. It appears mouthless but has bright black eyes and climbs the jar walls as it moves.
A fragmentary testimonial describes years of womb and pelvic troubles with severe abdominal and back pain. The speaker mentions suffering from the “blues” and references a misquoted product claim about inkhum's Vegetable Compound as a remedy.
Dr. Talmage in Washington preached on The Chant of the Stars drawing a divine harmony between creation and moral order. He argued sin is discord and that Christianity will restore a universal chorus, predicting labor and capital in harmony and a world peace jubilee led by Christian faith and heavenly voices.
The British Medical Journal reports arsenic used in colored cigarette wrappers. Arsenic transfers to fingers and cigarettes, risking chronic cough and emaciation. Dr Murre finds arsenic in over a third of brands. Calls arise for restrictions by British and American firms.
The author argues that improving race relations in the South hinges on black industrial progress. He cites Tuskegee's training producing skilled Black workers who can supply needed goods, boosting Black independence and voting acceptance. The piece contrasts this with Parisian observations of the English gentleman abroad.
A cheerful mood is linked to a calm countenance, with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters praised for relief in dyspepsia and stomach distress. The tonic is urged for malarial, rheumatic, and kidney bladder issues, while walking sticks suffer a cycle downturn. Sir Donald Smith is noted as Canada’s wealthiest Scottish-born figure.
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