Globe Republic Daily Edition Summary
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1885
Page
3
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The Springfield area reports ongoing municipal updates and social notices. Arrests, fires, mayoral concerns, church events, and civic meetings are noted along with a poisoning of a wood stove incident, a wagon stop for patrol, and upcoming public lectures.
Fa Garrett and brother Sam Jarrett figure in a Thursday pool hall incident in West Liberty. James Cook faces a murder attempt accusation after a revolver scene. Sam Whettel and Grant Joheon are linked to the melee. Cook’s father pleads guilty to carrying concealed weapons and is fined $15.60.
Last week’s communication from Bowlusville notes Miss Evie Elger visiting Miss Louie Elges while Franklin schoolhouse held a well attended spelling bee in cold weather Bowlusville won the contest as usual A quiet wedding occurred Thursday Mr F Rankin and wife were in the sun Works Sunday Mr Jobs Welch and daughter Louie visited M Miller Sunday M Miller is dangerously ill with lung inflammation Mrs Mamie Shriver visits Tremont City Samuel Robison again dangerously ill at the county infirmary James Firming removed William Dares from the infirmary with consumption The mayor plans changes in poles and patrols likely aiding the Democratic party The amusement season starts as weather firms up A young man with a false moustache sits out nearby For a secular ask Ut em.
General Gibson delivered a grand lecture at the ME Church on Wednesday evening to benefit a local cause. The audience included veterans and townspeople, praised for patriotic support and the speaker's alignment on key issues. The event drew strong church backing and wide attendance as multiple meetings were promoted.
A fragmentary 19th century newspaper page blends a comforting poem urging a youth to seek home’s light with a biographical sketch of Payne the Oklahoma settler, plus advertisements for Dr King’s New Discovery, Electric Bitters, and other medicines. The piece references Oklahoma land openings, frontier leaders, and local Kansas color with period tone.
The article extols Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure as a universal remedy for coughing and lung ailments previously deemed incurable. It advertises trial bottles and emphasizes cures for consumption, with prices at 50 cents and $1, plus additional lung throat remedies and a Kemp’s Balsam offer, all backed by endorsements and trademarks.
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