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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1896
Page
7
The piece includes a testimonial for Dr. King's Recovery and farm goods prices. It mentions a letter from George E Zorxiani praising a tonic, plus broad commodity price lists for wheat, buckwheat, oats, corn, timothy, and other produce. It also references regional merchants, a Lancaster Ohio chemist, and notices of local commerce and health products.
A guide to sequin embroidery describes massing sequins with beads for jewel like ornament. It explains a French design bow using overlapping sequins and beads, with frame mounting and step by step needlework to create a halo center.
The article describes a light brown denim laundry bag with a brown cotton outline design, size a yard by three quarters yard, finished top, and two drawstrings. It also offers tea making guidance to avoid tannin effects and suggests a bridal stationery set with ivory accents and wax seals.
A Detroit mother credits Dr William Pink Pills for saving her daughter Blondie after three years of illness. The narrative touts dramatic improvements from the pills, including regained strength, appetite, and mobility, and urges others to try the remedy.
In Buffalo New York a widow Mrs Potinski credits Dr William Pink Pills for Pale People with ending neuralgia and headaches. A reporter interviews her at home and notes endorsements from pharmacist Charles Phelps and photographer D C Freeman as evidence of wide relief among women.
The article describes decorative cushion covers in canvas denim and white with blue motifs. It notes sailor and yacht designs with ropes anchors and fish, plus ways to DIY rope and anchor patterns. Also covers in heavy satin for cabin use and care tips for textiles. It ends with dinner table cloth ideas and color schemes.
Advertised as a mild laxative and blood purifier, Simmons Liver Regulator claims to strengthen the whole system, regulate the liver, and relieve malaria, biliousness, indigestion, and headaches. The copy urges use for digestion and energy, calling it the king of liver medicines from J Zeitlin & Co Philadelphia.
A local advertiser promotes a sale of silks and wash goods with steady prices and varied stock. Describes silk fabrics, silks with patterns, and gobds at moderate prices, urging buyers to act before stock clears. Mentions limited space and special prices to clear remaining items.
The New York Tribune promotes itself as the leading broadside daily in the city with extensive coverage and lively illustrations. It boasts original wagering, multiple events, and wide circulation while emphasizing Republican alignment, fashion, farming, and public notices.
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