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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1883
Page
4
A rural household poem shows a wife torn between duty and the longing for beauty. She yearns for rest and art while children, chores, and a hard day demand her hands. The husband offers no praise, and the cycle of labor and judgment continues.
The Cleveland Herald reports the final Garfield mausoleum site on a hill near Garfield Knoll with views toward Cleveland and Lake Erie. Work on grounds and access roads will start at once with trees and shrubbery to be planted. The cemetery remains at the hill’s foot and construction on the monument may begin in about a year.
An elderly unnamed man from Fon pu LAc states in 1882 he suffered chronic stomach pain and dyspepsia. After using Zopesa one bottle, he reports recovery and claims the remedy aids digestion, with a price of seventy five cents.
A patent remedy by Dr. William promises instant relief from blind bleeding itching and ulcerated piles after one box. It absorbs tumors calms severe itching and acts as a poultice with painless relief. Sold by druggists or mailed for $1.00 by J. G. Noyes Warren Pa.
A narration by a woman describing an eight year struggle with secrofula. She recalls severe sores on her palate nose face and forehead, leg ulcers reaching the bone, and extreme emaciation. Despite treatment from several doctors in the country and west she remained hopeless by November 1569.
A series of diplomas are awarded for weekly exercises in declamation composition and extempore debate. The event highlights student oratory and public speaking skills recognized by the institution.
Harvest months list crops and regions worldwide. January harvests end in Australia with new crop shipments to Chili New Zealand and Argentina Republic. Each month names nations and areas including Egypt India Persia Asia Minor Mexico Cuba France Germany United States United Kingdom Canada and more.
A young Idaho woman famed on Wood River and raised in Idaho, lifelong before unseen rail and steam travel, journeys south. An escort’s letter reveals she grew skittish at the evening express, pranced at the whistle, and blindfolded, landed aboard to avoid leaving, while she feared telegraph poles and moving bridges as the car whirled past.
Demorest's Monthly argues France’s lead in wine may falter within years due to phylloxera and disease. It notes American and other grafts bolstering French output, the rise of California wine, and Australia entering as a competitor with sparkling wines. It questions whether the United States should aim to become a major wine and brandy producer.
A Prince William county bridal pair, aged 50 and 60, arrive by local train at Alexandria and stay at an uptown hotel. The bride wears a terra cotta dress with a blue veil, unique hat, and red polka dot neckerchief. the groom sports black broadcloth, white vest and tie, yellow buckskin gloves, and carries a green umbrella and oilcloth satchel with the bridal lunch.
A Philadelphia Press dispatch from Harrisburg signed Uncle teach describes a bizarre incident about a gas meter, alleging hands operating the meter in a reckless, perpetual motion fashion. The report details accidental injuries, dangerous improvised tools, and a warning to avoid harm while noting the absurdity of the meter hands system.
A Detroit man recounts a past loan of ten dollars to Mr. Jones two years earlier and demands repayment by Saturday. Jones agrees he loaned the money but does not recall details, prompting the man to threaten to post him publicly to settle the debt and reveal his weak credit standing.
A method to yellow white lace using saffron dissolved in cold water to create creamy tints. Add powdered gum arabic for fabrics that are ironed, melting it with saffron before dipping lace or tulle. Ironing guidance advises placing muslin over lace and ironing wrong side on a thick blanket to preserve pattern. For tiny points, use a flannel strip and a heavy weight.
The article notes rising personal crisis reports within the German army with counts 195 in 1879, 250 in 1880, and 262 in 1881. Over the two most recent years the deaths by own action were distributed among ranks: 18 Sergeant Majors, 4 Sergeants, 69 Corporals, and 806 Privates, primarily in the Eleventh Army Corps Hesse Nassau.
A traveler tale recounts Mike facing arrest for blowing a horn to cope with night disturbance. He claims he was following a lawyer's advice and was drunk, with a judge discharging him on the horn charge but fined ten dollars for drinking. The snippet labels Arkansas and the setting as a humorous legend.
The Boston City Council appointed a committee to discuss approaches to handling inebriates. The article notes that “treating” is a means used to manage their condition, reflecting 19th century social policy debates.
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