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Newspaper
Republic County Chief
Location
Narka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1885
Page
4
Excerpted lines of verse lamenting departure and distant seas. The speaker bids farewell with imagery of wind and tides, imagining golden shores and paradises beyond, while the eastern sky remains bleak. A romantic note of parting and memory closes the meditation.
In a crowded telegraph office in Ellicott, a shy clerk falls for Bismarck, a German apprentice, and schemes a harmless prank on Mrs. Warner. Misunderstandings unfold, leading to exposure, a firmer bond, and a life in St. Louis after years of longing.
The Losten Advertiser notes the shift in timber culture thinking as landowners reassess forest preservation. It asserts greater returns from prudent timber cultivation than mining or wheat in most places, warning against indiscriminate cutting. It contrasts old tonics with Brown's Iron Bitters for digestion and strength, and mentions castor oil’s historical uses.
A Philadelphia coroner s inquest verdict traced a child s death to a patent cough syrup containing morphia. Dr Sanl K Cox of Washington endorses Red Star Cough Cure as a purely vegetable, opiate free remedy. He cites analyses and practical tests supporting its safety and value.
The fragment quotes M Renan praising faith in mission and small memos powering great deeds. Haston Lynnscript notes Mr. Bonner estimating the probable trot speed at 2703, with Mud 8 possibly trotting between 2:07 and 2:08.
Fragments advertise medical nostrums and travel promotions amid noisy issues. Claims include a cure for tumors without surgery from World's Dispensary Medical Association, tonic tonics from Currwell Hatford Co, and various ailments treated with dubious remedies. Also noted are transportation ads and unrelated commentary about Southern politics and New York travel options.
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