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Newspaper

Van Wert Weekly Bulletin

Location

Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1886

Page

3

Man's Quest for Legion Ribbon Ends in Family Fortune

Exupere Gobelin, a retired insurance agent and lifelong bachelor in Paris, is duped into donning a faux Legion of Honor ribbon by a theater stage manager. His obsession triggers a wild chain of deception until a letter reveals his cousin Albert Gobelin, and a Verduron inheritance, restoring balance and ending the moral turmoil.

M. Exupere Gobelin Paris M. Exupere Legion of Honor Exupere Monsieur Legion Bros Eustache Verduron Albert Gobelin Algiers Nilies Exupere Gobelin Africa Dabbler Im Insurance St. Anthony Auteuil Joseph

Wieniawski and the Czar’s Commode Dog

The Polish violinist M. Henri Wieniawski played at the Winter Palace before Emperor Alexander II. A Newfoundland dog, resting at the artist’s feet, rose and pressed against him as the performance continued. The emperor joked asking if the dog incommodes the artist. Wieniawski replied I fear I incommode the dog. The dog was recalled amid amusement.

M. Henri Wieniawski St. Petersburg Alexander II Winter Palace Wieniawski N. Y

Widow Seeks Life Insurance After Sudden Husband Death

In a brief note from a Rambler excerpt a widow expresses deep grief after her husband dies suddenly. She plans to consult life insurance agents and select mourning attire, seeking support from Mrs. Brown during this immediate bereavement.

Mrs. Brown

Home and Farm Tips and Observations

A collection of practical notes from various papers on cooking and farming. Suggestions include using clean water for cooking, double boiling oats, salting tips, poultry care with charcoal, milk safety in recipes, choosing medium fowls for sitters, canning tomatoes with hot jars, applying paris green to potato bugs early, and a cabbage pickle recipe. Also instructions for cooking cauliflower and gradual pig weaning methods for better growth.

Cincinnati Toledo Blade Cook Michigan Agricultural College Paris Green

Proper butter making with washing and salting methods

H Curtis explains modern butter production focusing on stopping churn at granular size, cooling to 55 degrees, washing with brine to remove sugar, and salting with fine even grained salt. He warns against coarse salts and cheap brands, noting minimal cost impact per pound and potential flavor preservation.

H. Curtis

Velvet Bodices and Ribbon Style Notices

Velvet ribbons will trim dresses and accessories from bodices to wraps and lace gowns. Velvet across the chest over guimpes and plaited chemisettes will enliven summer wardrobes with minimal material. A New York Evening Post note on velvet fashion contrasts with a Buffalo Express report about a trout sale law error in April.

Lyons N.Y. Evening Post New York Adirondack Buffalo Express

Psalmic depiction of divine rescue from peril

A devotional passage quotes Abraham Coles from the New York Observer describing God as strength fortress rock and shield. It recounts dangers as floods and wickedness then recounts divine intervention with thunder and clear skies restoring safety to the speaker.

Two Disturbing Forces in Early Christian Life

The article argues that two dominant temptations persist in Christendom the love of worldly riches and the desire for pre eminence. It cites Demas and Diotrephes as exemplars and urges plain characters over gifted but prideful leaders, affirming influence comes from steadfast virtue available to all.

Zion Daniel Sharp Sharp Christ Moses Demas

Doing Good. The Influence of Character in a Busy Church

A young aspiring businessman once told a noble minister with a thriving church that character shapes virtue more than mere intentions. The minister emphasizes steady integrity, consistent action, and service to others as the foundation of lasting influence.

Be Faithful to the Young Men Speech on Urban Reform

Rev. Frank Bristol urged the Chicago Y M C A to aid young men amidst crime and urban corruption. He cited thousands of telegraph operators and printers, many young, and warned that most city crimes and arrests involve young men. He called for doors opened, hope renewed, and moral support to prevent degeneration.

Joliet Solomon Frank Bristol Chicago Y. M. C. Association

Gems of Thought and Faithful Reflections

A collection of quotations on forbearance, hope, and faith from varied authors. It contrasts human generosity with stinginess, extols Bible as supreme literature, and praises Christian hope as disciplined strength guiding work and endurance.

A Plucky Scotishman Fights a Black Snake in Mango Grove

A Scots narrator recalls battling a constrictor among mango bushes, using a pocket knife to free himself. He describes the struggle, the snake coiling around him, and the moment he managed to stab and escape with resolve to protect his wife Jenny and himself.

Arkansaw Traveler Scotchman Jenny Mac Jennie Bocht

Long Lost Draft Found in Confessional in Wilkes-Barre

An elderly parishioner found a two thousand dollar sight draft from Wells Fargo in a confessional at Providence Catholic Church. Father Kiernan and City Treasurer Ruane confirmed the aged document genuine and began retrieval steps. The draft likely belonged to James Moran of Providence, a former Australian traveler who faced misfortune and poverty after past losses. Moran, happy to recover the draft, had long been linked to earlier gains and mysterious disappearances.

F. W. Farrar United Presbyterian St. Jerome John Ruskin Alexander McLaren Wilkesbarre Providence F. F. Kiernan Wells, Fargo & Co San Francisco James Moran Kiernan Ruane City Bank Moran Australia Scranton

American fortunes in English court book of heirs

Cox & Co. advertises a London book listing fifty thousand heirs and descendants to claim $500,000,000 in English Chancery fortunes. Sent free worldwide for one dollar. remittances by letter or money order. Also notes endorsements from Kellogg Newspaper Co. plus short product notices and odd lines.

Court of Chancery Amercan Cox & Co London England Southampton Buildings Kellogg Newspaper Company New York

Dr Pierce Remedies and Moonlight Mirage Reported

An 19th century advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure all for consumption and blood purification while a moonlight mirage over St Joseph is described. A second note praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female weaknesses amid discussions of women's labor and daily toil.

Pierce

Opium Cure Claims Backed by Loveland Man Testimony

An interview with H. C. Wilson of Loveland Ohio details a dramatic struggle with opium and morphine addiction and credits Warner's safe cure with restoring kidney and liver health. Wilson cites personal recovery after adopting a regimen targeting these organs and notes broad medical endorsement. The piece also includes a testimonial from Jacob Manus of Chicago praising Athlophoros for rheumatic relief.

Cincinnati Times- Star Vine Street Doukney H. C. Wilson Loveland, C March, Harwood & Co St. Louis Warner Loveland Opium Institute Wilson Materia Medica

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