03 May 1883
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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1883
Page
1
The reader recounts kidney trouble linked to Bright's Disease and credits Hunt's Remedy with recovery after following Dr Haven's directions. The note endorses the medicine and warns against inferior substitutes while urging readers to seek proven cures.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a family narrating a daughter's long illness tied to kidney failure and debility. They seek relief from the best physicians, hoping Vienslonaiel or similar remedies provide comfort and aid in recovery.
In a remarkable turn, Paeree Eesher resumes public life after extended hardship. The event signals renewed activity following a difficult period, with supporters noting resilience and a hopeful outlook for future endeavors.
Mr. Ker closed his government argument in the Star route case on the sixth, claiming General Brady rose from Revenue Inspector to Second Assistant Postmaster General with a high salary, then amassed substantial railroad and newspaper holdings while living well in Washington. The report covers cross nation political notes, resignations, and various crimes and disasters.
Reports recount a Keystone Colliery gas explosion killing Aug Melcher Patrick Reagan and Andrew Jones with two others injured. thefts sweep New York’s Muser & Bros lace firm. a Scranton hotel gas tragedy claims James McGrath and wife on a wedding trip. legal and rail incidents, fires, and a long feature on Lambeth Palace history and grounds.
A Toledo Blade column argues against dwelling on gloomy forecasts of overpopulation. It notes an English statistician predicting 1975 U.S. population of 800 million and harsh privations, but counters with optimism in steam electricity and unclaimed lands. It urges living in the present, taking reasonable precautions, trusting nature’s laws, and avoiding groaning about a distant fate.
A parade of vignettes from a bygone era includes Oliver Cassilay’s growing disdain for wife duties, Bastien Lepage’s Paris debut on all fours becoming a salon joke, and quirky notes from New Orleans to Brooklyn. The column mixes marital quips with travel oddities, fashion fads, and humorous misadventures, offering a kaleidoscope of social quirks, celebrity nods, and domestic dramas.
A London deputation led by the Duke of Richmond urged a general prohibition on livestock landings amid foot and mouth fears. Lord Carlingford countered that the department would act only when needed and noted limited disease presence in America, especially the West, while other items reviewed include a murder verdict, lifeboat compensation, and Oneida wreck relics.
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