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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1894
Page
4
Fragmented clippings reflect a volatile 1996 scene with editorials on Senator Adrian and the Ohio race. Commentary lauds a Hill endorsement while critiquing McEwan’s resignation and county engineering remarks. Readers encounter partisan jabs, newspaper rivalries, and industry taunts conveyed in a period voice.
In a high school debate the central question discussed whether electricity could replace steam power in production. The panel weighed Niagara Falls water use and efficiency versus steam driven systems, with judges delivering a verdict on the persuasive arguments and potential implications for industry.
The fragment notes a sweet, descriptive portrayal in a Cul Homestead amusement piece that captivates the audience with dramatic intensity. It hints at lively local interest, portraying the crowd as attentive and engaged in the unfolding story on stage.
A secret Republican caucus in Elizabeth outlined a slate for Union County offices, naming Frank Hatchard as Director, EM Wood as County Collector, and William Neal as Guaranty Attorney. Editor Rallinson of Mayfield was noted as a candidate for Clerk, who withdrew and was replaced. The choice for County Engineer was postponed.
An 1880s style ad touts Panititlen's salve as the best in the world for burns, sores, lier sores, and skin eruptions. It promises perfect satisfaction with a money back guarantee and sells for 25 cents a bar through LW Randolph at 21 West Front Street.
W E Machado takes charge of Moses and Morte in First Presbyterian Church as a mixed program of hymns and anthems is planned. Local events include a Saengerverein program, May day events at Schmederer Club grounds, a 61st Christian Endeavor anniversary celebration, and charitable appeals amid community notices about plowing, fundraisers, and a public sale.
The article outlines malaria sources from decaying matter and sewers, listing fevers, chills, and various illnesses. It promotes Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as preventive care and notes a Bible reading, school vacation, and a series of local notices including a veteran's service and a funeral.
A scrambled reader notice touts Electric Bitters as a cure all for headaches indigestion constipation and various skin ailments. It markets the remedy as widely trusted and effective with generic testimonials and a Plainfield address for purchases.
A young lady reports her canary missing, found in a tree on Park Street near Fifth. Boys teased the bird, others argued, and the owner seeks its return. a passerby urged catching and restoring it to Miss Kipp.
LW Randolph of West Front Street orders a force power electric device to freeze ice cream for beverages and to run a milk shaker. The machine will also keep the milk cool during warm weather, allowing constant operation.
A survey of Sunday services across multiple churches notes temperance and praise meetings at Gonpel Temperance Race Hall, with sermons and Holy Communion planned at Trinity Reformed Church and Morning Pray and Sunday School sessions at several others including All Souls Church and Church of the Heavenly Rest. Notable speakers include Rev. Carnelian Schenck and Rev. Hobart Clarke, with events extending to Epworth Devotion and parish gatherings at Park Avenue Baptist and Grace Church, detailing times, themes, and congregational activities.
Dr Lighthill, renowned expert in chronic diseases, seeks improved air for health and relocates to Plainfield, leasing the premises to establish practice in the area.
Advertisement touts cures for deafness and hearing loss conditions, throat and lung issues, piles, and various chronic diseases. It claims permanent relief from rectal disorders without pain or business interruption, plus success in mental disorders, epilepsy, skin and systemic diseases, heart, liver, kidneys, and bladder ailments where others failed.
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