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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1894
Page
2
The Planfield Courier reports on a May 16 date with notes on political figures and bills. It mentions Brown and a national delegation proposal, sewer system plans, and a governor’s signature affecting school funding. Local updates cover street repairs, meetings, civic groups, and community notices amid an active municipal agenda.
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered phrases about brewing beer, coster in, and camera terms with unclear subjects. The readable items reference Whee Baby and Cine Commute, but lack coherent events or identities to form a full report.
A All Souls sermon highlights Lacy Stone Blackburn and the Woman's Journal founders as early suffrage pioneers. Mrs. Howe notes twenty years of petitioning and argues for education and equal rights, citing Massachusetts progress and the need for broader political participation.
A Plainfield man reports a cat looted a chicken from his coop and killed it, then collapsed lifeless on the doorstep. The event, witnessed by neighbors, is tied to a string of odd noises heard at night as a cat perched on the roof.
Tapler Wee and Jobo B Riane Geld, attorneys for Frederick Taylor, press a writ seeking to compel payment or satisfaction in a Delaware case. The Elmire correspondent notes preparations as Taylor faces potential remedies. A product called Bachkiow's Araie salve is mentioned with a price of 38 cents a box and a local supplier is named.
Reported contracts for Newark and Springfield avenues show work completed values around twelve thousand dollars with prior payments noted. Bills approved include multiple county officials and labor payments, board meeting minutes recorded for May 6, 1891.
A patient describes severe rectal prolapse with intense pain and inability to work. After treatment by Dr Liguchili, the sufferer reports a complete, radical recovery and renewed daily comfort without financial means altering the outcome.
The message presents a handwritten endorsement claiming personal knowledge of a case and suffering. Kinney asserts belief in a remedy and urges interested parties to meet him, suggesting a personal appeal for support without providing verifiable details.
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