05 Nov 1886
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Newspaper
Van Wert Weekly Bulletin
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1886
Page
1
Short, unclear OCR lists times and places Chicago Englewood Hammond Crown Point and North Judson. Readable fragment shows a rout or score with multiple race times across locations. No clear result or full context available.
The notice outlines Findlay's ambition as a premier glass maker. It notes President Cleveland's Thanksgiving proclamation for November 25 and details hunting laws with season dates and penalties. Also covered are Home Life magazine launch, Case School fire loss, Hoard's Dairyman advice on cattle breeding, and a quirky Arizona editor poll on honesty.
The Chicago judge names December 3 as the execution date for seven Chicago anarchists. The article also covers political loyalties, Ingersoll illness, and various public notices on social issues and industry. It notes movements on personal purity, clerical marriage, a Cleveland bath venture, and a gas locomotive theory from Pittsburgh.
The lesson recounts Jesus entering a locked Jerusalem room, showing wounds to prove resurrection, and breathing the Holy Ghost to the apostles. Thomas doubts until touching the risen Christ, then proclaims my Lord and my God. The sermon urges faith without sight and urges ongoing fellowship and works.
President Grover Cleveland proclaims Thursday November 25 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. Citizens are urged to assemble for worship, thank God for blessings and prosperity, aid the needy, and reflect on Providence amid disasters. Signed in Washington November 1, 1886 with Secretary T F Bayard’s name.
The advertisement boasts Dr. Fenner's Golden Relief curing any pain in 5 to 30 minutes for bruises or cuts without soreness. It claims Salvation Oil as a superior remedy while naming L. F. Gackenhimes as a contact or advertiser.
Regular Correspondent Wasutnatoy discusses political interference in civil service work and alleged haste in pension claims to aid Republican candidates. He notes poor office conditions in the aging Washington building, delays in annual reports, and a busy election season as Congress faces a short session. He ends with a plea to extend the next session. Bargains in Canton Flannels at G. M. Hall's.
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