04 Jun 1896
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Newspaper
Syracuse Register
Location
Syracuse, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1896
Page
1
A notice for Rev Hemmon, pastor, calling congregants to services on the second and fourth Sabbaths at Wam and the first rabbath attiro on Sunday at Daom Prayer weesing Tuesday night. A cordial inquisition to ail.
Crowds in Sharon attend Decoration Day events as rain interrupts a band concert. The day included church exercises with a speech by Hon. C. W. Miller and patriotic songs. A coroner’s inquest details a fatal shooting during a saloon disturbance ending with a probable justifiable homicide verdict.
Miss Mary Roberts was struck and instantly killed by passenger train No. 5 at 5:25 while walking toward Cedar Beach to join her father. The body was found 25 feet from the track, severely mutilated, and later prepared by undertaker Darr before being sent home to the bereaved family. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Alf Roberts, with a brother James and many relatives. Nearest relative Mrs Hardestry of Milford arrived in deep mourning. The community offers heartfelt condolences as the sorrow grips a family already coping with epilepsy in the decedent.
Historical note describes the spleen as a sealed gland and safety valve in blood circulation. It is described as regulating red and white blood cells, disposing of old blood, and responding to blood pressure changes. The piece cites Dr. Andrew Wilson and Prof. Schafer with B Moore as authorities.
British army bands face a shift from high to lower pitch after the Philharmonic Society adopts the new standard. Authorities estimate alteration costs between 206,300 and 300,000 pounds, but doubt persists any government would approve such expenditure.
The article notes that Nussian railway stations are typically two miles from the towns they serve due to fire risk. It explains that small communities often have straw thatched houses, making closer proximity hazardous.
A New York World report notes a Japanese rooster that closely imitates a bird of paradise, with striking plumage and an unusually proud bearing. The bird’s selection as bearer of a magnificent tail is hinted at but not clearly explained, leaving its precise history obscure.
The Gappsilte process for forcing bulbs retards flowering by refrigeration and suits hardy varieties in this country. It boosts bud induction rates from about fifty percent to around five tenths, enabling earlier production of lilies of the valley and possibly hyacinths and tulips. Near Bertin three growers with about 200 acres of lilies of the valley use refrigeration with strong results, and England has proven successful cultivation, prompting wider trials.
The account notes a shift from barren brick and marsh surfaces to urban tree planting. It describes intelligent horticulture guiding this change and the spread of trees and shrubs across American cities, transforming streetscapes.
Mrs R D writes from Middleburg praising One Minute Cough Cure as the quickest and most satisfactory cough remedy for herself and children. She links constipation and bad blood to poor health and age, and mentions De Witt's Little Early Risers as helpful for constipation.
The B and O railroad announces reduced June fares from Chicago and other western points to Cleveland. Tickets valid for return until June 25 with Chicago fare listed at 2.50 and similar low rates from all points west. Sleeper service preserved between Chicago and Cleveland. for details contact L S Allen at Grand Central Passenger Station Chicago.
In the spring a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of De Witts Little Early Risers. The ad proclaims they cleanse the liver purify the blood and invigorate the system.
An old advertisement touts One Minute as standard time and One Minute Cough Cure as the universal preparation for any cold or cough. It claims to be the only harmless remedy delivering immediate results.
In Beaversville NL Druggist reports a customer named Mr. G Caillonette recovered after using King s New Discovery for influenza like illness. The testimonial praises the remedy and mentions Miller Bushong s store. Also references One Minute Cough Cure and De Witt s Witch Hazel Salve for skin conditions and piles.
An ad touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for headaches and constipation. It claims permanent relief and urges readers to buy a bottle from Miller & Bushong for 50 cents or 1 dollar.
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