Plowman Fights Panther While Leading Lumber Camp
In fall 1865 a young man working at a lumber camp nine miles from the creek battles a panther that attacks his mare Bess. He shoots the animal after it harasses the horse, and Bess is injured but recovers after two weeks. The panther is eventually killed and brought back to camp.
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Kinley
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Titusville
The
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Canal
White Mountains
Cincinnati
Smaith
Seawanhaka
Charlie
Charles Frederick
New Haven Register
Preacher Links Health Gospel to Ayer’s Pills
A celebrated preacher urges Ayer’s Pills as a duty of faith. He says bilious and despetic conditions require the Gospel of Health and recommends swallowing a creed of thirty sugar coated articles in a pill-box.
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Ayer
Pedestrian Gaits Through the Ages Observed at New Haven
The New Haven Register weighs in on human walking styles, cataloging gaits from toddlers toes in to elderly shuffles. It notes varied forms from trot, bound and long lope to brisk business steps and slow ceremonial promenades, praising the twilight stroll as pedestrain perfection.
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New Haven Register
Dry Goods Clerk Escapes Embarrassment at Stream Ride
A Titusville area dry goods clerk took his sweetheart for a ride. At a stream the horse could not drink due to a fastened check rein, so the clerk calmly unbuckled it to free the animal. Herald notes local business from D. M. Gross & Bro. moving their store below the Carver House.
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Titusville
Herald
D. M. Gross & Bro
Carver House
Republican Ruin and the Postbellum Economy
A Washington Republican piece argues that Democratic rule ruined the country before 1860 and Republican rule after 1860 corrected it. It cites bond prices, debt, population growth, exports, railway mileage, and trade balances to claim substantial economic gains under Republicans and criticizes Democratic leadership and policies.
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Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Hancock
White House
Jere Black
Jeff Davis
Alec Stephens
Washington Republican
Thoughts on religion and genuine faith across voices
A composite meditation on authentic practice beyond surface piety. It contrasts Beecher’s ideals with critiques of social hypocrisy, urges prayer that is reverent and private, and warns against using religion for partisan ends while noting virtue shines beyond church walls. It ends with a dialect verse about sin as a social force and unseen piety.
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H. W. Beecher
Colonel Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Simmons' Liver Regulator Promises Relief for Various Ailments
A list of symptoms includes slight side pain yellow skin and eyes dizziness low spirits and irregular digestion. The remedy Simmons' Liver Regulator is advertised as removing unpleasant feelings and making you well.
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Simmons
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rejuvenator advertised
An advertisement touts Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rejuvenator as a remedy to restore youthful color and beauty to gray hair. It claims medical and chemical backing and positions the product as the best hair preparation.
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Hall
Rich garments on display at Manhattan Beach resort
At the famed summer resort Manhattan Beach rich attire dominates the scene among guests and daily visitors. Breakfast outfits run 100 to 200 dollars, dinner suits 300 to 400, and evening wear up to 500 to 800, with even children clothed in lavish robes and lace caps, creating a grand, regal display.
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Manhattan Beach
Keys of the Treasury Vaults Recalled as Relics of Old Guard
In the Office of the Treasurer a glass case holds old keys once used to lock Treasury vaults. Gilfillan notes that in earlier days the treasurer carried keys home and thieves sometimes broke into the Treasurer’s house for them. Modern time locks and combination systems now secure the vaults with inner and outer doors requiring separate knowledges.
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United States
Treasury
Gilfillan
Popular Blue Gingham Travel Dress for Summer
Blue gingham remains a favored fabric for lightweight summer dresses suited to travel. The pattern pairs well with warm weather styling and easy packing for trips.
Newspaper Subscribers Continue Unless They Discontinue Notice
Subscribers who do not express a contrary notice are deemed to wish to continue. If they want cancellation publishers may keep sending until charges are paid. If they neglect or refuse pickup, they are held responsible until arrearages are settled and discontinue notice is given.
Garfield and Garfieldish Quips Stir Readers
A collage of quips and jokes from the era bills of the press on politics humor and daily life. It references Garfield supporters miners provincial chatter and a Seawanhaka inquiry with light social banter. The piece weaves cartoons and brief anecdotes from newspapers including the New Haven Register.
Singing Campaign Planned by Republican Campaign Club
The Republican Campaign Club at the Coleman House plans a 200 plus singing tour of New York State with speakers. A special train will be hired and county committees notified. The tour starts in August along the Hudson and New York Central routes, returning via the Erie line through Hornellsville Corning Elmira and Port Jervis.
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New York Central Railroad
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Erie Railroad
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Corning
Elmira
Port Jervis
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