10 Apr 1884
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1884
Page
1
Max R othermel pursues Sybil Wiet amid a seaside ball. He confesses love and revenge coexists with longing as Sybil plans a future with Paul Darryl while Roy Kirk’s pain haunts his memory. In a final turn Max declares love and is rejected, torn between desire and conscience.
Max Rothermel observes the blossoming Miss Sybil Wier as Roy Kirk confesses love, only to be spurned. Kirk, once sure of her warmth, learns she lacks true passion. Rothermel counsels dismissal as Kirk laments a cruel, blind betrayal in a conservatory setting.
Mr George Willing of Manchester Michigan writes that his wife nearly helpless for five years improved after using bitters. He claims the remedy enabled her to do her own work and regain strength.
The passage uses a grandfatherly maxim about self control and self government. It compares restraint of the tongue and appetites to a bridle governing a horse, urging steady will and personal discipline as the basis of character. It emphasizes parental guidance and individual self governance as essential.
A narrator urges mistresses to rid half defined nobility bias, praise servants daily, and regard maids as human beings. A wealthy, steady housekeeper’s secret is considering her servants, enforcing thorough work with kindness, and avoiding constant complaint or hostility.
A lengthy editorial warns of sudden death from heart and kidney trouble and promotes Von Tigan's Alaxine as a preventative remedy. It cites a December fatality near Owego New York and the case of Mr. Kenyon of Kipton Ohio who recovered after Alaxine treatment. Laubach & Donnelly are named as agents.
The narrative recalls a patient in Fitzaburgh whose joint pains fever and decline led to near paralysis and a grave prognosis. After doctors offered little hope the use of Perma W began and six weeks later recovery appeared, followed by a reflection on compliments and sarcasms.
Corydon Iowa editor Mr T M Casad recounts his late daughter's severe burn from a stove and credits St Jacobs Oil with complete pain relief. He also claims the oil cured his own side pain after a single application.
The report mentions the Keir Boynton investigation tied to BP Jake, a heated meeting, and a house vote passing a trade reform by 198 to 40. A steamship line faces liability of large damages for a death linked to Mrs. Shell, with questions of neglect and accountability.
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