07 Jun 1890
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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1890
Page
1
A fragmented OCR page details religious and educational topics highlighting missionary work, women’s education, and moral instruction. It cites sources like Martin Tailini and various Christian societies, noting schooling, sewing, and industrial training for girls, alongside commentary on literacy and faith in diverse regions. It preserves names and mentions broad social reforms and church-led education efforts.
Edwin W. Cox recalls a Springfest handball game with Abraham Lincoln the day before the latter’s nomination for president. Cox traveled the West by train leading to the Chicago convention and shared a hand with Lincoln, who predicted his own nomination.
During a perilous trek in Africa the narrator recalls suffering African fever on deck during nightly camps. Milne, a long-serving sailor, falls victim and dies after delirium. the author reflects on comradeship, skill sharing, and the strain as fever takes its toll before reaching the interior.
An overheated street scene follows a hulking man who boasts and stalks a depot area. Amid insults a consumptive man endures whispers and taunts before faltering into a fit of coughing and blood, revealing a grim toll of illness and pride.
Leading physicians and druggists endorse Ayer s Sarsaparilla as the best blood medicine for cures of serofula boils erysipelas and other blood diseases. Testimonials from pharmacists doctors and patients across towns praise its healing powers and recommend regular use to maintain blood health.
A fragment from an old newspaper note references Ayer s Sarsaparilla from J C Ayer & Co Lowell Mass and an Iowa political event. It mentions a costly delay in an impeachment court last Saturday tied to a belly ache attributed to Gen Wergers. It urges Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a public health cost saver with bottles sold by F Harnincroy Logan Ohio.
A Virginia resident, identified as Cassius or Cash Colognes, was seen in a Rauquire County store where customers loudly cried cash. The confrontation involved remarks about a neighbor and the proprietor, with witnesses noting a tense scene and a request for calm as the crowd dispersed.
Dr Bruno Lauder Brunton conducted experiments on female monkeys to test human-like responses, claiming results showed animals resemble women more than men. A monkey survived a sealed milk wrap while a bandage and doveform treatment were used. several monkeys died quickly, with survival attributed to diaphragm and restrained leg movement.
A curious patent medicine note extols a Californian squid fruit remedy syrup for pleasing appearance and taste. It claims gentle kidney and bowel action, cleansing the system and promoting comfort for users. Sold by 20. deat.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Rouse's Crystal remedies for liver kidney diseases and coughs with Dr Rouse's Crystal Cough Cure and Crystal Liver Pills. Sold at Rempel's Drug Store at the corner of Main and Market Streets Logan Ohio.
List of numerous Old Sleuth works with titles such as Manfred's Quest The Shadow Detective and The King of the Shadowers. The page details many halves parts and prices and notes sale terms by dealers and author George Montroe at Vandwater Street.
A sensational account describes Suen Yee, a Chinese girl bought in New York City’s Chinatown and kept as a wife by a Mongolian buyer. The piece notes two sisters sold earlier and mentions other Chinese women in the Sixth Precinct owned by individuals but treated less harshly, touring in a closed carriage with a trusted driver. It discusses the practice of purchasing wives in China and implies a broader pattern of child and human trafficking involving Chinese families and merchants in the city and back in China.
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