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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1897
Page
7
Fragmented OCR notes describe a travel sickness preventive named for sea voyages and land routes. It touts stomach bitters as a remedy defending against malaria rheumatism constipation and dyspepsia while mocking a newspaper writer and a column artists plea for unpaid salaries.
Hall's Outaris product listed for internal use with a price of 75 cents. The fragment mentions Curo la and internal administration but lacks full context or verified details.
The article notes weight fluctuations are normal and that some deny change. It stresses scales help track health, especially in infancy where weight rises steadily in early weeks, and in adults as a health barometer. It warns against ignoring small changes and emphasizes careful measurement.
An ad extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a solution for menopause symptoms like hot flashes and nervous weakness. It includes a testimonial from Mrs Detea Warson of Cincinnati praising the product and urging others to try it.
Rev. Dr George C. Baldwin of Troy New York is credited as the champion marrying pastor in the United States having united six thousand couples over about fifty years. The aging minister has joined generations from the earliest settlers, witnessing children grow to adults and many eventually pass away.
Dr Baldwin, nearly 80, remains keen and active as a spiritual guide for a broad flock not aligned to any church. He once led Third Street Baptist in Troy and has officiated at many weddings and funerals for couples scattered nationwide. Commercial conditions influence how many marriages he performs weekly.
A sheep shows remarkable intelligence aiding a yardman named Aleck to rescue her lamb stranded on a rocky peninsula as the tide rose. The loyal ewe led Aleck from the house to the shore where her pup was trapped, and he saved the lamb, reuniting with its mother in a touching display of animal insight.
A trimmed OCR segment from the Annapolis Journal contains partial quotes criticising a man named Jhuditz. The text contrasts claims of residual capacity with a negation of any notable mental prowess, reflecting a debated opinion rather than a reported event.
A Southern widow jokes about dull social events in Washington and a visiting lady’s causerie on receptions. An ad plugs Grain-O coffee substitute, then ads tout Dandruff Hair Renewer, a moral quip from the South, and a travel excursion offer with Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething.
Warda Weien, a middle aged farmer living near Inver Grove, was killed when a load of screenings fell on him as he drove from stock yards. The wagon tipped when the tongue caught a bank, the wet screenings smothering him. A neighbor behind could not free him in time.
To wash embroidered tinens sone not to fade the colors fit a tub half ful of warm water to Witch add a little Ivory soap wash evcb piece through the suds careful ly rinse in Wine water to which the thin starch 4 added Jiang in the shade to nosing dowe heavily to bring out the stitches thus restoring their orginal beauty Eniza R. Pauwenr.
A Dec 11 1905 letter from Aittinburs Pennsylvania praises Tiso's Cure for Consumption as the only cough medicine in the household. The writer argues internal conscience shapes esteem and degreas fundamento.
Wall River industrialist M O C OD Borden plans a distinctive Boys Club in Fall River to serve ward youngsters. The building will house classrooms, manual training, bowling, playrooms, and a gym, with administration likely under Borden or city oversight, aiming to provide instruction and recreation for local boys.
A 19th century call urges revising social norms to protect daughters. It argues mothers must guard their daughters, oppose letting young girls be left with men, and uphold virtue for families and society. The piece stresses accountability and protective measures.
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