24 Feb 1898
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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1898
Page
1
The text mixes names and political notes on the Maine-Tavana affair, public sentiment on jury system ideas, and a long itemized tax and poll tax list. It mentions figures like Peery and Mrs. Veesaiet, plus local advertising chatter about Chickens and taxes in a dated civic context.
A garbled column mocks editors and politicians, cites Secretary Sherman and cabinet roles, jokes about ex queen Lil of Hawaii and authorship, hints at campaign disputes and misstatements, and references McClellan and Lee in a chaotic panorama of public life.
Lieutenant Commander Daniel Delehanty becomes governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor on Staten Island. The wealthy home houses aged sailors with ranks dissolved into a shared life, offering workshops, cottages, a hospital with 150 inmates, and a church as the centerpiece. Delehanty, born in Albany, succeeds Captain Trask after a long naval career ending with worldwide cruises.
A P Kontz of Claremore Arkansas reports long standing pain relief after using four bottles of Chamberlin's Pain Balm. He credits F G Wells with recommending the remedy and believes one more bottle will complete the cure. Sold by L Burns Druggist.
Steven Watterson Moody in Scribner's notes on Maria and her mistress in the intelligence office. He questions why the contract favors the employer and argues Maria should ask questions about expectations. He suggests servants asking for clarity is worthy of respect and attention.
Dr J M Jackson Bronson praises Mimberlin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as superior to proprietary medicines after forty years in medicine. Physicians favor Chamberlin's Coke for its science and quick relief. Get a bottle at Burns' drug store.
A 1900s advice excerpt urges wives to treat mothers-in-law with honor and deference to foster harmony. It counsels resisting irritation, sharing news respectfully, and imagining the mother-in-law’s perspective to reduce conflict. The piece promotes be good and you will be happy as a guiding doctrine.
Wordy praise pours in for Chamberlains Cough Remedy from across the country. Mrs. C Shep of Little Rock Ark reports severe cold relief after trying the product in a trial offered by L. Burns. The testimonial highlights prompt relief and strong recommendation.
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