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Newspaper
Sullivan Times
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1885
Page
1
A practical jeweller with extensive experience extends an invitation to demonstrate repair skills in the most satisfactory manner. The notice emphasizes assurance of quality workmanship and invites interested parties to arrange a trial.
Poem fragment by Clinton Scollard quoted in Current. Repeats questions on mourning past hours while urging hope as spring breaks through and joyous days return with sun and showers. Mentions horizon star jasmine bowers and unclouded sky.
Cecil Rivers ends an awkward visit as Major Jervis mentions Duke Craven’s marriage to Lady Maud Esterdale. Craven confronts Cecil in the woods, she rejects him, and he exits in quiet despair after a cold farewell amid mounting tensions at the Court.
A discussion on applying the line of least resistance to education and physical forces. Advocates careful observation of childhood spontaneity through diaries and play based study while warning that unrestrained impulse can derail energy and power.
A discussion argues that parental obedience and disciplined upbringing, not the least resistance approach, builds strong character and capable leaders. It cites historical figures and contrasts past regimes with modern trends, noting benefits of work, self denial, and structured schooling for national progress.
Mental organic weakness nervous debility and kindred delicate diseases cured. send 10 cents for large illustrated book of particulars. World’s Dispensary Medical Association 663 Main Street Buffalo NY. Paris population rising at 29 per 1000.
A summary of Lieutenant Israel Green’s account in the North American Review describing the capture of John Brown and Green’s restrained, soldierly view of the event. The piece contrasts the cold facts with the heated public response and quotes the New York Freeman's Journal on frugality and labor.
E. M. Howard of Newport New Hampshire reports years of scrofulous humors improved after using two bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. The advertisement touts happiness as perfect health from purified blood and invigoration.
A collection of letters from readers in Atchison Kansas and Boston Massachusetts extol Ayer's Sarsaparilla for liver trouble and general health. James French reports complete recovery after two years of illness. Mrs. H. I. Kidder notes long term family use and trust in the remedy.
A Virginia mother reports her two year old son suffered bowel complaints and severe wasting until a doctor suggested scrofula. She notes a purifier of the blood proved effective after trying many remedies and moving him from a pillow to recovery.
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