24 Apr 1867
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Newspaper
Sparta Eagle
Location
Sparta, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1867
Page
1
An 19th century medical exposition by Dr Price details liver disease as a root of many ailments. It links liver dysfunction to chest fullness, breath trouble, jaundice, bile disorders, heart strain, nerve debility, headaches, kidney and urinary issues, and digestive weakness, warning against reliance on advertised remedies and urging a systematic cure for chronic cases.
An 1867 Milwaukee Sentinel notice discusses remedial agents and urgent health relief. It narrates the murder of Gen Joseph Bailey in Vernon County Missouri after a sheriff’s pursuit, detailing his death, the ensuing hunt, the reward, and a funeral procession by the Masonic fraternity.
A Duncan Falls correspondent recounts a dialect sermon on Genesis 1 3 that retells Adam and Eve creation and the fall. The speaker explains God made Adam from clay and placed him in the garden with all but winter apples. Eve is formed from Adam’s rib, and a serpent tempts them to eat the forbidden fruit. God confronts them, there is guilt, and they are banished to labor.
Milton Delong, about 17, stood trial in Famchl county Ohio for the August 20, 1866 murder of Barbara Shafer, age 16. After eighty five witnesses and disputed loaded gun details, the jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
General Joseph K. B. Johnson defends Stonewall Jackson against Cook’s life of him and corrects reports of Bull Run events. He argues Confederate cavalry could not pursue across the Potomac fortifications and notes the battle saved the Confederacy while many troops returned home. The letter deems the work a valuable military history with limited immediate interest.
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