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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1885
Page
2
A long OCR filled with varied topics: canal costs, potato starch, railways, climate, marriages, coal, tobacco, colonial angels, horse hospital, plague in Odessa, Russian youth Sedan Bohme, pauperism in London, senators’ seats, Grant monuments, education in Vienna, California oil, Harper frost, and New York beliefs. It compiles misc items from science, society, and politics without a single cohesive story.
Virginia visitors include Jacob A. Garver of Pennsylvania visiting his brother James in this place while Joseph Nortis, of Guernsey county, visits relatives. M.G. Ramey and family move back from Counjell Bluffs Iowa. Various local items mention New Moscow improvements, a Post Office, hotels, railroads, and growth, along with memorial services in Dresden, deaths, funerals, and community notices.
Very small yet vital blood cells color blood bright red from iron. Iron deficiency makes blood thin and impure. Brown's Iron Bitters claims to be the only safe iron tonic, enriching blood and boosting health and vigor.
A collection of health remedy claims and moral aphorisms from a historic page. Highlights include Ely's Cream Ball praise, Kail Star Cough Cure’s plant based claim, Carter's Little Pills benefits, and various blunt quotes on judgment and virtue. The tone mimics old newspaper filler and patent medicine advertisements with scattered proverbs.
An advertisement extols Mishler's Herb Bitters as superior to quinine for malaria and kidney disorders, claiming faster, safer cures and broad health benefits. It also promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla, urges readers to request cure statements, and notes Woodford's Sanitary Lotion for cuts and scratches, with location and dealer details.
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