04 Dec 1884
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1884
Page
1
A Paris letter argues cholera is contagious, citing Constantinople Academy of Medicine and Paris authorities. It cites Dr Bouchard and Dr Proust, with US cases, quarantines, and studies. It discusses transmission by air, objects, and food, and notes American emigrations spreading the outbreak. ends with election-related statistics and pensions.
A London surgeon notes that only about one in 500 fashionable women can breathe fully with clothing on, urging women to quit tight lacing and consider Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for stronger lungs. E Burton of Middlefield travels to Dakota to sell apples, but on return he sleeps on the train and loses 360 dollars to lightfingered thieves.
A fragment warns that neglecting health leads to grave outcomes as bowel, kidney disorders worsen. It notes people ignore early signs and hope to recover later, risking serious complications and delayed care. The text reflects old health rhetoric urging timely attention to symptoms.
The late Prohibition candidate John St John faced sharp hostility at the Kansas Temperance Union gathering in Topeka. Two hundred delegates from about 100000 members hissed him as he spoke, while the presiding officer urged Prohibitionists to stay with the Republicans. A resolution declared the Kansas Republican Party already meeting Prohibitionist aims and opposed an independent Prohibition party. St John defended rights of conscience but was met with cries of bush and the president called his remarks an insult. The event was deemed a setback for Prohibition and linked to harming its public standing.
A call to wise preparation urges keeping Ayer's Cherry Pectoral on hand to treat sudden croup cases that can end fatally. The note mentions Neveille, Sigamist on trial at Toledo, formerly residing in Plymouth, whose reputation was slightly damaged there.
A resident from Huron credits Dr Ring's New Discovery with a permanent bronchial cure after years of illness. Arrest in Chagrin Falls follows an assault threat against E A Mason. Wells Richardson butter color gains favor with dairymen. Testimonials praise Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh relief. Texas cattlemen note costs and potential profits in steer raising.
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