Love and Prohibition Split in a London House
Penruddock confronts his son Dick over marrying Maud Neville while Maud rejects him. Penruddock warns of disgrace, Maud remains silent, Esther intervenes at the door as tensions peak and loyalties blur.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Times
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1886
Page
4
Penruddock confronts his son Dick over marrying Maud Neville while Maud rejects him. Penruddock warns of disgrace, Maud remains silent, Esther intervenes at the door as tensions peak and loyalties blur.
Mr A F Evans of Burrs Ferry La praises Brown's Iron Bitters as a reliable family medicine claiming it brings virtue to his home. The tonic is said to sell nearly a million bottles annually. The Case School of Applied Science in Cleveland directs students to draft a self governing code, a move watched for potential impact on college policy.
An arrest scene features Jim Webster in a chicken theft inquiry. The justice asks his age and birth date, with humorous dialect responses about birthdays. A separate ad segment touts a World’s Dispensary illustrated treatise promising cures for nervous debility and memory issues, offering to mail for ten cents.
A reader in the piece faces female health issues and is urged to try Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to gain strength and renew organ function. The ad credits years of study by a scientific physician and promotes the product as a remedy available from druggists.
A period ad touts St Jacobs Oil as fast acting for rheumatism wounds and injuries. It claims instant relief from pain through magical power and notes German postal cards carrying a health greeting formula.
Rev J B Fly and Susan Fly, of Brookline Station Missouri, report relief from pulmonary consumption after using the medicine for several weeks. They obtain it through John Potter and Crowder and Reed. A Westfield church advertises chromes to lure outsiders to evening services.
The report shows varied prices for livestock and provisions with Lower and Market figures across Jan to May. Cattle and hops markets display firmness with oats and provisions listing mixed values and regional price ranges.
In New York a terse note mentions February No 2, March 92 and May 408, with scattered references to places and dates. The fragmentary item lacks clear event details or outcomes.
Warrat Higher February 805ge and May Be Conn Firm at £65ce for No 2 oats firm No 2 White £80 Ryre Dull 64e for No 1.
Cincinnati market reports show mixed trading with grain and provisions. wheat prices fluctuated between firm and higher, while pork and lard held steady. St Louis saw wheat higher for multiple contracts, corn and oats lower, and pork and lard again easing with provisions at about 11 dollars per barrel.
Fragmentary OCR data reports numbers and codes for Western and January events with entries like February and March references, some race identifiers, and mixed notations on teams and outcomes. Specific names, places, dates, or clear results are not readable.
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