Soldier Rest Thy Warfare Oer
A poem depicting a tired soldier finally at peace as God giveth His beloved sleep. It reflects faith, death after struggle, and a quiet resting in the face of destruction and war.
13 Aug 1885
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1885
Page
1
A poem depicting a tired soldier finally at peace as God giveth His beloved sleep. It reflects faith, death after struggle, and a quiet resting in the face of destruction and war.
A narrator recalls Adele’s stormy love for Randall Fielding as past relationships haunt her. Adele fears inheritance of misfortune through love and plans a quiet wedding, but a chilling message from Adele’s past reveals a fatal secret that ends in tragedy.
The Ashtabula Sentinel carries a half column by Not on Bolter praising universal prayers for ailing Freeman Thorp while criticizing his leadership in the Republican caucus. The piece argues leaders must be deliberate, not impulsive, and cites John Sherman as a model of calm, honest leadership in Ravenna.
A reader from Allen and Hillsdale County praises Dr Thomas for fast relief from rheumatism. The testimonial notes that nothing else worked as quickly and believes the remedy infallible for rheumatics.
At the Licking County Convention in Newark, Judge Foraker delivered a lengthy tribute to General Grant. He praised Grant as a simple minded American hero and statesman, urged observances for his death, and contrasted Grant’s legacy with party lines while urging GOP revival in Ohio and nationally.
An advertisement touts Red Star Cough Cure as a safe vegetable remedy for children. It claims many parents fear morphia or opium in cough mixtures and cites eminent physicians endorsing its curative powers.
The notice describes catarrh with inflamed nasal lining and throat, acrid mucus, sneezing, headaches, and eye irritation. It promotes Fly's Cream Balm as a proven remedy, offering 30 cents at druggists or by mail from Ely Bros., Owego, New York.
A line notes that a million dollars in gold weighs 3.680 pounds avairdupois and links the weight to editors appearing round shouldered.
Mr Geore Walling of Manchester Michigan reports his wife, almost helpless for five years, improved enough to turn and do work after using two bottles of Electric Bitters. The ad claims many testimonials and prices at Laubach and Boyd. It also mentions Mrs Zeroth growing coffee in Manatee Florida with twenty five trees.
Consump tives and all who suffer from any affection of the throat and lungs can find a cure in Dr King s New Discovery. Thousands of permanent cures verify the statement and people claim their lives were saved. Free trial battle at aubach and Boyd s drug store. The report of Mr T B Aldrich inheriting a fortune is false.
The ad cites rising Hood's Sarsaparilla sales due to claimed curative value and documented cures. It urges sending to Hood & Co for a cures book and extols Burdock Blood Bitters as a purifying tonic for bowels skin and kidneys.
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