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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1891
Page
4
An insert-like item touts a coupon scheme offering patrons a dollar’s worth of goods for a cent, urging immediate subscriptions. The piece includes ads and notices about local products, land for sale, and events while praising circulation and urging non-subscribers to join.
A newspaper offer announces Rand, McNally & Co library world map available at 50 cents to subscribers of The Democrat in Bloomington Indiana. The full US map 66 by 46 inches plus a world map 3 by 40 inches will cost two dollars with postage. readers may receive a free map if they subscribe and settle arrears.
Notice by Jacob Bucher executor of John H. Dizeon’s estate of a private sale of described Greene county Indiana land, NW quarter of SW quarter and part of NE quarter of SW, with canal exception, section 29, township 8 north range 5 west, about 65 acres plus root corn. Bids due October 16 159 at 2 pm. if none, public auction October 9 1991 at Worthington one mile. Terms: one third cash, one third in 12 months, one third in 24 months with interest. liens waived.
An ad touts a medicine called Dead Shot for hog and chicken cholera along with a subscription plea. It promises a savings offer with coupons and a seemingly charitable deal to get the newspaper free for reading.
The favorable impression from the first appearance of the agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs is confirmed by years of use and the success of the California Fig Syrup Company proprietors and manufacturers. September.
Burglars broke into the house of Fr Ramsey on Tuesday afternoon while residents attended the fair. They were captured by Marshal Lehman and imprisoned for seven days each. Suspects named Harry Dale and Otto Howard, from Bedford, claim. A yellow pocketbook with ore, a $10 bill, and a return ticket to Koleen were reported missing. A liberal reward offered for loss recovery and information. Switz City stock cow strayed July 28, red and white, 1200 pounds, horned. Walker & McLacGuinn of Broomfield Indiana offer reward.
Dr Miles Pills claim to regulate the liver stomach and bowels through nerves with a new discovery. They promise quick relief from biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation and are touted as suitable for men women and children. 30 doses cost 25 cents samples available at R E Evelrichs Worthington. Notice of removal to Main and Jefferson streets opposite the Methodist church announces the relocation of J A Miscu M D’s practice to continue treatment of chronic diseases and deformities.
In a dated Sept 14 letter from Prof P B Shin in Logansport Indiana he notes starting teaching at North Side schools and requests the Democrat newspaper continuePublication. The item also mentions local sheriff voting and party ticket details with Democratic and Republican candidates.
A sick man named Mr Brown improves after a friend notes a healer’s cure. A woman insists on Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as the key to recovery. Two years later Mrs Brown gives birth to a healthy child and both mother and baby thrive.
The New York Recorder details Lookout hill in Prospect Park Brooklyn as a site where individuals have attempted suicide. It covers two prior cases, misidentifications of a printer and a barber, and notes the hill as a historic scenic point once used by General Washington.
Large crowds gather at Bloomfield as the Big Bloomfield Fair opens its fourth annual event. Displays fill floral, horticultural, and livestock halls while races feature popular horses and prize purses. Visitors from Linton Martinsville and beyond admire poultry, cattle, and mineral displays as Prof Forsman and wife add balloon acts amid favorable weather.
Moses Crockett Joe Sharpe and many residents from Switz City Owensburg Linton Center town ship and Fairplay township visit the town across a busy week Miss Ela Yakey starts to school at the late university and Grant Ritter from Chicago visits family and attends the big fair Numerous names from nearby towns and counties appear in the town notes detailing arrivals departures and social visits with emphasis on the community fair and local activities
The piece describes dental training from chemistry and anatomy study to histology work and practice on extracted molars mounted in plaster, then progressing to treating patients at the clinic under supervision. It reflects Philadelphia Record style on professional education and medical pedagogy.
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