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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1886
Page
5
The article explains deep breathing benefits from infancy to adulthood. It contrasts natural baby breathing with common adult habits like tight clothing and mouth breathing. It prescribes structured exercises, nose breathing, and posture checks to improve lung function and vitality.
Albert Grevy brother of the French president will head the French delegation at the October 28 dedication of Bartholdi's statue of Liberty on Bedloe's Island. He has served as Governor-General of Algiers and is currently a senator. His brothers include Paul, a general, and the president.
History offers no parallel to Blind Tom whose blindness makes his talent seem miraculous. He repeats from memory pieces others played while he sways and eyes roll, proving his natural gift from infancy in a New York style report. Also notices advertise clairvoyant claims and various local goods and services.
A 16 year old Boone Iowa girl Kate Shelley earns fame for storm rescue when a train wreck on Honey Creek railroad bridge occurred July 6 1881. She braved flood wind and darkness crossing trestles to warn an express train, aiding injured engineers and prompting medals and state honors.
A column by L. L. Grey argues that mean thoughts harm health and spirit, comparing hidden malice to poison and arsenic. It critiques reform rhetoric, urges self-control, and notes individuals’ right to choose wrongdoing with inevitable consequences.
A damaged OCR passage describes a legal matter involving a person named Te and a medical treatment context. It mentions relief, statute, and a doctor, with references to years of treatment and an inability to work. The readable portions suggest a case about care responsibilities and potential employment limits.
A Boston report exposes metaphysical sales tactics described as mesmeric commercial robbery. Store clerks and managers supposedly harness unspoken thoughts to pressure customers into purchases, turning shopping into a coercive force.
A humorous New York dialogue mocks endless rain and muddy streets. Two women discuss prolonged wet weather with exaggerated remarks on soaked umbrellas overshoes and soggy sidewalks, ending with a final quip about the unending drizzle.
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