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Newspaper

Waycross Headlight

Location

Waycross, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1886

Page

3

Blind Ohio man becomes Youngstown mayor in early life

Born November 3 1842 in Salem Ohio James Campbell was blinded at four. He studied law at Harvard and New York, taught music, edited Mahoning Weekly Register and Tribune, and rose to mayor of Youngstown. He presided over the First Presbyterian pipe organ and supported education and journalism throughout his career.

Municipal Rere Abe Campbell Salem Ohio Mr. Campbell Columbus J. A. Amaler Harvard Law School Litad Harvard J. A. Campbell Wyo- Terriers Woot United States O' TV Territorial Eyt Youngstown Mc‘Millin Mahonings Canfield Bell Moint Cum Mahoning Eeening Tritune Nes Regdeter Alist Times Ted Amanuensis Hin Helen C. Lagourgue Cleveland Koemis Psyror Campbell Elm Street Tomas Braddock Orma Batington Washington Bishop Poon Daven Poe Martha White House Chicago News

Obesity and its medical implications in historical text

A medical summary discusses obesity as a deposit of fat essential for energy and temperature regulation. It notes inheritance, higher propensity in women, and cases of extreme obesity. It links obesity to reduced oxygen in blood, weaker muscles and heart, risk of gout, and complications under disease. Treatment emphasizes diet and exercise with alkaline water.

Daniel Lambert Quain

No Cyclones In Florida Say Florida Timer Union

An article argues Florida lies outside cyclone belts and has an equable climate. It claims Florida has no cyclones, noting hurricanes and storms are rare and that wind events are minor. The piece emphasizes Florida’s safety from violent storms and criticizes sensational impressions about the state.

Florida Man Hind Blue Atlantic Rocky Mountains Manitoba Gulf of Mexico

Ocean Pilots and their perilous sea duties

Ocean pilots from Denmark Great Britain Norway and the Black Sea navigate dangerous routes in small boats beside ships with constant risk. They climb yards board vessels during gales and heavy seas while facing peril and earning extra rations or pay.

Way Denmark Great Britain Norway Black Sea

Women in Dress Taste and Three Colors in Hats

A period piece reviews women’s dress standards and the craze for three colored hats sparked by the Mikado craze. It notes fashion at New York resorts, critiques affect on faces with bold hats, and includes anecdotes about Mrs Pendleton and other Ohio women known for tact and influence.

New York Drvailyn Earle Pendleton Kate Chase Sprague Richard Nevins Ohio The New York Tribune Mrs. Pendleton

Female Affectations in New York Anglophile Trend

A fragmentary 19th century note comments on women adopting English mannerisms and physical styles. It notes a craze dubbed Angin mania, with women mimicking Great Britain, dressing in athletic, reformist fashions, and adopting blunt, direct attitudes.

New York Cankly Evers Mags Edel

Washington's Courtship in Old Virginia

Two figures resisted George Washington’s advances as a colonial era tale unfolds, detailing Washington’s courtship of Mary Cary and the obstacle posed by Cary’s formidable father Col. Cary. The narrative traces lineage to Leccus Cary, Lord Parkland, and the Virginians’ social tensions during Washington’s early years as a surveyor.

Washington Waston Col. Cary Surveyors

Fashion Notes on Brighter Fabrics and Velvet Trimmings

Bright fashion column notes embroidery heavy on materials. White velvet phrasols for brides and black silk gowns dominate. Cotton damine and chamois shades appear widely with woollen guipure used for panels and trims. Beaded ribbing and silk tricotine jerseys show color-coordinated details while horsehair braids and beaded bonnets trend.

Bell of Justice tale from an Italian city tower

An old story describes a bell of justice hung in a public square in an Italian city. A vine grew over it and a horse owner who rang the bell claimed a wrongful tolling. The magistrate condemned the man, forcing him to serve in the tower for the remainder of his life.

Bell of Justice Italy

Decollete fashion sparks social debate and satire

A lively discussion unfolds over the decollete dress as watchers note its rise in society. Mrs Cleveland and Mrs Ward weigh in on propriety while guests at a swell dinner react with humor. The trend draws caustic witticisms and comparisons to past fashion controversies.

Dermicle Dreves Siressea Cleveland White House Kary Ward Treccher Mlra

Princely Claim in Long Legal Battle Over Gaines Heirship

The Gaines claim to Daniel Clarke’s heirship sparked a decades long legal saga. Judge Billings ruled for Mrs Gaines against New Orleans in 1883, ordering a large judgment later increased on appeal. The case, with vast filings and a final hinted appeal to the Supreme Court, ended with Mrs Gaines’ death in 1885 and creditors taking the proceeds.

Myra Clarke Gaines Daniel Clarke New Orleans Su- Teena Court United States Billings United States Circuit Court of Louisana Apts Mra. Gaines Aew Supreme Court Washin Gaines Jamus W. B. Woods United States Supreme Court Circuit Court Court of Last Resort Laverera Epecultors N. C. Picayuse

Pirss Newspaper Humorists and a Steam Typewriter Sketch

An odd dialogue features two humorists debating jokes and social matters. A character named Prof. Chas. P. Williams, PhD, mockingly contemplates a Chinese typewriter powered by steam the size of a threshing machine, while a faint product plug for Star Cough Cure appears among the absurd chatter.

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