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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1885
Page
2
A critical view of President Cleveland's inaugural address and policies is offered, praising his public economy and adherence to Republican platforms while urging examination of his civil service, Indian policies, and freedmen reforms. The piece endorses Republican alignment and calls for vigilance in governance.
A Providence Journal reader reports a famed family cat that brings a live mouse into the house. The mouse resists leaving the wall spot for an hour and a half, then remains still as the cat naps. After a reset, the mouse eventually escapes before the cat eats it, prompting questions about animal magnetism or subtle means of communication.
The piece discusses widespread melancholy among educated and reflective circles in historical society. It suggests melancholia is common among high status individuals in active work, business, literature, art, and academics, positing grounds for belief that melancholy is prevalent in elites and influential groups.
Palmerston provides early guidance on foreign policy to a novice minister. He stresses keeping France well but allowing Britain to leverage influence in the West. He warns ministers will push for rejected aims, urging careful study of all aspects before pledging. The account reflects strategic diplomacy tips from Lord Malmesbury’s circle.
A physician relates cases where imagination convinces patients they are sick and where clever ruses spur recovery. He recalls a bed-bound woman praising a cure, a dying man saved by a staged murder story, and a widow treated with electricity that boosts her knee pain while sparking social mischief.
The article notes consumption appearing in various populations and cites Greek physicians inoculating a doomed patient with tuberculosis sputum, with post mortem showing lung tubercles. It also describes a London humane-done practice killing stray dogs by chloroform to end their suffering.
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