07 Oct 1870
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Newspaper
Van Wert Weekly Bulletin
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1870
Page
1
The piece reflects partisan conflict, denounces Democrats for war origins, praises Republicans, and warns against sensational election tactics. It attributes civilizational harms to Democratic policies, cites Grant and Lincoln era slander, and notes persistent anti German sentiment in media.
Vague lines imply a dramatic incident or tale left untold as witnesses hold back details. The fragment suggests a moment of withheld truth that frustrates completion of the narrative.
A newsboy, while attempting to jump from a city car, was fatally mangled. He whispered to his mother that he had sold four newspapers and the money was in his pocket, showing concern for his mother even in death. Her arrival brought grief as she held him in sorrow.
Good Health notes parents should not force a child to eat foods they reject. Distinguish rooted aversion from a whim and avoid the petty tyranny of parental will. Infants may happily accept a food then suddenly refuse, signaling a diet change is wise.
Temperance advocates urge a law prohibiting sale of intoxicating liquors within three miles of any school or college. They frame the move as a measure to promote pedestrian exercise among students.
A young Illinois man, while speaking with the fiancée he was to marry, excused himself to the hall and fatally shot himself. No other persons were harmed. The tragedy occurred during a private conversation, leaving the fiancée in shock as authorities investigate the motive and circumstances.
Victoria presents a ceremonial sword to a friendly New Zealand chief as a sign of goodwill. A pair of breeches would have been more accountable in showing practical accountability, the remark adds a humorous twist to the exchange.
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