30 Nov 1882
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1882
Page
1
A humorous tale from the Chicago Tribune features a timid lover Ernest and a poetess who revisits heartbreak, guided by a sharp horse reporter. The skit swaps poems for playful dialogue about love, fate, and newspaper readership while lampooning amateur verse.
A speaker recalls a moonlit night when dead classmates pass by in a lane. Schoolmates march as they once did, some beloved or unknown, now pale and quiet. A solitary figure lingers, while a moving bridge of memory links the living and the dead beneath the moon. A bitter laugh fades into a rising music remembered each morning.
In a vignette a girl discusses a wedding plan with a man known as the compiler of the 2:30 list. He asserts the scheme will work and urges a return after marriage for guidance on preventing Ernest from staying out late.
The copy asserts that rosy cheeks bright eyes and fair appearance come from Hop Bitters rather than cosmetics or French beautifiers. It claims poor health cannot yield true beauty and presents a trial as proof of the product’s efficacy.
A vintage advertisement touts Parker's Ginger Tonic as a protection against malarial influences. It claims the remedy strengthens the liver and kidneys to remove poisons and helps general debility and nervous exhaustion.
An 19th century advertisement touts Parker's Ginger Tonic as a remedy that keeps kidneys and liver active. It claims regular use prevents illness, saving sickness time and expense for workers in Detroit.
A passenger recalls the deep sorrow of a diesel like a living partner when its engineer dies on the job. The dialogue contrasts mourning engines with missing human ties and reflects on the fatal risks of railroading through remembered incidents and a poignant, drifting metaphor.
An urging message claims kidney and urinary diseases were cured by Hill's Compound Extract of Buchan and Cubebs, arguing the remedy could have saved friends and neighbors from suffering and death.
A local merchant Mose Schaumburg extends loans to young Austin men, deducting interest before handing over funds. Hostetter McGinnis complains, while Schaumburg explains the practice aims to guard his own finances as risk grows with frequent borrowers.
A Democrat leaves City Hall after hearing good news on Woodward Avenue. He jokes about switching parties and predicts a Democratic victory and a presidential win, while another signals caution about party allegiance. The snippet ends noting Ely's Cream Balm as a remedy for catarrh.
Evansville physician reports a difficult consumption case that resisted scientific treatment until Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption produced a complete cure. Trial bottles are offered free at Laubach and Donnelly's Drug Store with the large size priced at $1.00.
A Reverend teases Willie about a new baby, the boy asks if they were red like biblical figures. The exchange turns humorous as Willie presses for answers while his mother urges seriousness. An abrupt product insert for Diamond Dyes follows.
The Champion reports official returns from Arction Kansas showing Governor race with Glick 83 197, St John 75 185, Robinson 20 933 and Greenback 0 . Secretary of State Smith 99 267, Gilbert 60 481, Elder 28 421. Auditor Cabe 20 028 ahead of Democrat opponent. Legislature leans Republican by about two thirds in both houses.
A Buffalo man in the coffee trade learns a moral lesson after embracing religion. His son reveals the business shifts: he had mixed beans with coffee, and the father orders a reduction of the beans, joking that two quarts should be removed to restore balance.
Eley's Cream Balm offers relief for chronic catarrh where other remedies fail. Do not neglect a bottle as it may bring the sought relief. Apply into the nostrils with a finger. price listed in cents.
Readable OCR fragment hints at a boxing or boxing related note with names and places garbled. It mentions dates and figures but lacks clear structure. The item appears incomplete and requires restoration to identify the main event, participants, and venue.
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