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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1885
Page
2
The notice informs readers that the publication will issue morning and evening editions to provide timely updates. It emphasizes expanded coverage and continuous availability of news throughout the day.
A sprawling clipping reports mixed items from Cambridge and Leowigville with talk of political figures and potential White House moves. It covers wheat and fruit crop forecasts, Chautauqua Birthday Book pricing, and remarks on wool and China trade. The piece includes comments on General Hayes and British wool imports, plus a critique of labor relations and worker fairness.
A St Louis area doctor treats chronic catarsh with a medicine named Paessa. Patients describe rapid relief from head and chest symptoms. One man reports recovery from liver disease misdiagnosis and improved breathing after treatment. Other patients hail the tonic’s effect on coughs and malaria-related dullness.
The narrator recalls volunteering for hospital nursing amid chaotic scenes of wounded colleagues and delirious patients. A first-day ward encounter with a broken-limbed patient ends awkwardly, shaping a memory framed by romance and disillusion. References to military batteries and historic battles appear as abrupt literary contrasts to the hospital experiences.
A large black cat petted and cared for newly hatched chicks in a Liberty Street window display. The feline nursed the brood, licked their feathers, and protected them as the chicks played around her, drawing a curious crowd and Barnum-like wonder.
An 19th century trade interview shows Philadelphia firms like Vanderbilt Beathers detailing how regional tastes demand three lasts per size with multiple styles. West favors square toes while Eastern markets stock square toes for generations. Northern and Western soils influence boot shape and leather. Domestic production dominates.
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