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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1884
Page
7
A Milwaukee restaurant story recalls a rookie waiter who serves soup before taking orders. A sneeze tips hot soup on a guest, prompting the proprietor to intervene and tame the mishap while the politicking guest avoids complaint.
A humorous account details the arrival of a Japanese bed in a living space. Workers deliver a quilt and carpet spread, then retreat for larger blankets and finally a blanket with sleeves, with multiple pillow samples laid out for the couch.
In a light exchange, Mr Topnoody mentions Christmas next week and a planned present a motto with a sentimental message. The wife fears the motto implies outside interference in their home, underscoring a playful but pointed domestic tension. The brief ends with their quick departure.
Assistant Chief Mathew Brady of the San Francisco Fire Department reports four years of chest pain finally relieved after using St Jacobs Oil for two weeks. He says no physician diagnosed the illness and he previously tried various treatments and blistering.
A. G. Richards of Boston shares a detailed testimonial on hypochondria and debility, tracing years of fatigue, insomnia, stomach distress, and anxiety. He credits H. H. Warner & Co. Tippecanoe remedy with restoring health after ineffective treatments and conflicts with doctors.
A grand Berlin festival marks the centenary of Peter von Cornelius, noted writer on the German art revival, hosted by Berlin artists. Miscellaneous ads and brief notes mention medical tonics, soaps, butter color, and local curiosities.
An eminent New York jurist shares a thoughtful piece on NY State Court of Appeals leaders. The essay touches on calls for “house cleaning,” aging judges, and the need for vigor in governance amid winter’s illnesses and systemic ailments.
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