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Princeton Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1971

Page

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Exhausted husband inspires anxious wife in 1871 letter

A young wife in New York writes to her Boston aunt about married life with Orlando, a lawyer. She praises him yet recounts his dissipations, late nights, and a nerve wracking scare when he overworks himself. She describes his care and an exhausting evening, ending with questions about the judge and marriage.

Boston New York Orlando Ovelando Ming Pan Mr. Smith Bell Smith Suint Odando Couts New York City James W. Hall Herald Robert Haversham Washington Albany Noward’s Cortland Street Jersey City Paulus Hook New Brunswick Michigan Baltimore Tontine Hotel Wil- F. Harnden Boston, and Hartford American Express Company Andean Pomeroy Adams Express Company William Street Rourt Teenth Street

The Sorrows of a Young Widow

A letter from the Home Journal explores the social sting of widowhood. It notes public scrutiny of dress and status, whispered judgments, and cautious sympathy from poorer women, while well meaning friends urge remarriage and praise the widow’s cap.

The Home Journal

A Brautifuli Expression of Youth and Age

An exchange quotes reflections on aging and memory, praising homes and friends as life wanes. It notes a gentle, musical heart that remains untouched by time and mentions divine watchfulness over creation. A Chicago church project is referenced with eleven churches planned.

Warned by Marital Scams Counted in Divorce Case

A Cincinnati Gazette report exposes two men using fake names to lure young women for marriage. One alias connived with a Connersville, Indiana girl, yielding hundreds of love letters and photos. A second case ended with a desertion after a wedding in Chicago, warning girls to avoid such ads as frauds.

Alwarning John P. Dabney J. D. Platt F. M. Works Dabney Works Connersville Ind Chicago Cincinnati Gazette

A Cure for Drunkenness Debated in Police Court Hall

Report discusses a proposed cure for drunkenness after a Police Court adjournment. A gentleman claimed a remedy using a compound of iron, magnesia, peppermint water, and nutmeg taken twice daily to curb craving and withdrawal symptoms. He cites England as success and traces origin to Captain Hall and John Vine Halls.

England Joba Vine Halls St. Louig-Disgaitch

Owensville High School closes with praise for Examinations

The Owensville High School closed its session after June exams praised for accuracy and promptness. Prof. Bryant and Mrs. Knute Comrie led two days of critical reviews to conclude a highly regarded term. A brick addition is planned to expand facilities and accommodate a growing student body.

Owensville High School Bryant Euccess Mra Knute Comrie P. B. Kumle Platonian Society Pladness Col. Gorman Allendance

Savage View of the Hereafter by an Apache Chief

An 1860s Times article recounts Little Raven’s Washington visit and his reaction to the frontier commissioner's talk of heaven and hell. The Apache leader laughed at the notion, remarking that white people are the only ones who need such beliefs.

Little Raven Washington Lsittle

Michigan State Graduate A Misa Killgers Sets Indianapolis Legal Practice

A Misa Killgers, a recent law department graduate of Michigan State University, will locate in Indianapolis to practice law after passing her examination with highest honors.

Misa Killgers Michigan State University Indianapolis

Rheumatism Remedy Recipe From Old Veterinary Note

An 1866 testimonial describes using equal parts juniper oil and turpentine spirits applied to affected areas to cure rheumatism. The account claims dramatic improvement after days, with the remedy repeated after relapse and advice to use only high quality oils and spirits.

Western Woman Files Divorce Suit Claiming Husband Foolishness

A Western woman has filed for divorce alleging that her husband is an infernal fool. The petition cites his behavior as grounds for dissolution of marriage and asks for legal separation.

Lynn Ships About 5000 Shoe Cases Ateeley

Lynn Massachusetts ships around 5000 cases of shoes per ateeley.

Lynn Massachusetts

Adages on Judgment Courage and Adversity

A stream of reflective maxims critiques judgment restraint and reputation. It contrasts deceit with honesty, mocks infidelity and faith, and warns debt is a trap. It notes adversity revealing hidden gems and people seeking advice to confirm their views.

Charitus Great College Science and Arts Seldo

Mistaken Notion About Poverty and Craft

The piece argues that poverty is not a misfortune for youth, framing it as a blessing that fosters resilience. It notes practical advice on metalworking, contrasting heating and quenching nails in oil to prevent rust with cautions about using different materials and methods.

Bim

Dispute Among Illinois Editors Over Neighbor

A rural paper reports heat driven quarrel as editor 'h Lie Roy of Illinois denounces a neighbor as a villain with harsh terms. The inflamed exchange frames a pointed personal attack amid a hot spell and local commentary.

Lie Roy Mlinois Uell

Dying Speech Echoes From Cheyenne Hangman’s Moment

The article notes John Boyer a mixed-race man hanged at Cheyenne after murder. His final words warn that penitence cannot restore vanished hours yet claim his resolve and bravery. A fragmentary quote from a local music teacher and a terse exchange with a skeptical woman close the passage.

John Boyer Cheyenne

Dawn of Says of Woman Comment Sparks Political Debate

A fragmented, garbled line references a woman and a politician, hinting at voting or political pace. The readable fragment suggests public discourse around gender and leadership in a political context.

A.fekow Dawn of

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