19 Jun 1877
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Newspaper
Newport Daily News
Location
Newport, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1877
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a dense list of postal rates and rules for newspapers and letters across many regions. It mentions postage for various destinations, rate changes, insurance and support limits, and exceptions for newspapers and printed matter, with numerous country names and monetary values.
Catherine Goons of Reneca Falle, Senden County, MW, writes that after taking three doses of VAGATINE she recovered strength and mobility. She thanks the doctors and recommends the medicine to friends and family, claiming it restored health and vitality following a long battle with illness.
An advertisement touts VegeTine as a remedy for all blood diseases. It promises to purify and restore the blood, claiming to relieve pale complexions and weak health by cleansing the system and strengthening the body. It asserts physicians have failed while VegeTine works where others do not.
March 31 1876 letter from Mrs DLIZA ANN TOOTE praising VEGETINE Recurger for curing canker sore related stomach issues. She claims dramatic appetite and health improvements after using the remedy and encourages others suffering from canker sores to try VEGETINE.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a campus disturbance involving Princeton College and a parade or march, with references to President McCoah and an AuthGecchor Movement in New Kok New Fors. Mentions anti-Becohor forces aiming to pack a national council to condemn a recent trial.
A June 18 reception in London honored Gen. Grant with American officials including the Word Consul General in London and the United States minister to Russia attending. Notable guests included Lord Derby and Sir Charles Dilke as well as numerous party leaders. The event featured toasts reflecting cordial Anglo American relations and Grant’s visit, with admiration for liberal measures.
A damaged dispatch describes Turkish troops advancing into Montenegro with multiple battalions. Montenegrin forces repelled assaults, inflicting heavy casualties before the Turks regrouped. Resolution by nightfall left ambos near Plann and a village on the route of the Turkish advance, with prisoners taken and many killed on both sides.
Dispatches describe Turkish forces repelled at Kare with heavy losses after a failed offensive. A Kugels engagement costs 200 Tarke and 44 Rugevina. In Idaho and nearby, union troubles rise as Philadelphia and Atlantic City Railroad workers strike, with 150 dismissed and others leaving work near Bubtley Wood amid threats of violence.
A cascade of fire losses reported from North Wadley to Stockbridge and beyond. Buildings destroyed include outbuildings at Bax Tur E in North Wadley and manufacturing facilities of Frank & Meitzler, with totals ranging from 10 000 to 60 000 in several communities. Fire damaged stores and homes in Haven and Stockbridge, as well as residences in Texas and New Jersey. Officials named include J F Thompson, Brooda Uliber Abmles Cradford, and others. Losses reported in the tens of thousands with no confirmed dearth of insured values.
A vivid reminiscence of Saturday boy matinees in a dusty woodshed theatre. The piece paints the curtain rise, the chorus of voices, and the quirky props as boys from nearby streets gather for a shared, hopeful spectacle. It notes the intimate danger and charm of makeshift stages and the imagined wonder that powers young appetites for performance.
Fragmented report covers Bulgarian church life and English observer notes on Bulgarian clergy and piety, plus a Manchester Guardian bulletin about a July convention and a planned religious war in a Northern state. The piece mentions priests, a pope, a church reading, and unrest tied to ethnic and regional strife.
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