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Newspaper
Weekly Bulletin
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1875
Page
2
A fragmentary narrative describes a private interview in a Squire Hall office. Leary is suspected of secret gains as Gen. Storms asserts lawful wife rights over Miss Belloge, now Mrs Storms. The trio travels to Newark, while evidence and custody actions unfold.
In Wasband village two miles northwest of Newark an elderly couple faced a minor accident. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text, but the report notes a claim of an accident involving residence and business premises near the cottage area. No injuries or names are clearly provided.
Paris correspondent to the New York Times reports a young blind New England girl, Miss Kane, who lost her sight, traveled to New York with sixty nine dollars seeking a Lourdes cure. A French surgeon and others helped fund a stay in Paris and plans to send her to Lourdes, then home with an American family, with some medical hope lingering.
A short feature notes cooling methods for livestock and pets during cold snaps. It highlights practical steps introduced by a local expert, emphasizing shelter, feeding, and wind protection. The article urges farmers to monitor livestock comfort and reduce heat loss through simple adjustments.
A long accessible piece on cooking and preservation, noting salt changes water solvent action and improving flavor. It advises salting vegetables for tender texture, explains broiling birds like woodcock and partridge without washing, and describes a method with bright coals, frequent turning, melted butter with pepper, and serving on toast. It also references medical ads and periodicals interwoven with domestic tips and trade notices.
A periodical note argues against using clear lime-water to kill earth worms in damp weather. It notes worms aid soil health by deep digging and aeration, citing Darwin on field depth, and warns such poisoning could harm the beneficial creatures and the land’s quality.
An OCR fragment extols Walker's Vinegar Bitters as a universal tonic. It promises to purify the blood, fortify the body, and speedily remove digestive issues and a long list of ailments. It asserts efficacy against dyspepsia, indigestion, headaches, heart palpitations, lung and kidney pains, skin eruptions, and many constitutional diseases.
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