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Newspaper
Cuba Pilot
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1888
Page
3
An old newspaper note touts Dr Bull's Cough Syrup and Salvation Oil as remedies. It mocks pricey hotel rates, cites a sprained ankle remedy, and imagines a boastful visitor. The piece carries travel and product endorsement flavor with period tone.
Physicians in Lowell test the Moxie Nerve Food plant for paralysis and exhaustion and report improved cases like Mrs. Brock of Barnet Vermont. The tonic claims lasting endurance with no harm and has spurred apothecaries to stock it. large firms plan manufacturing worldwide.
A 1883 letter from George C. Orzood & Co. of Lowell praises St Jacobs Oil for James Lewis Dennis of Moody Street and claims the remedy cured a Grantville resident’s knee injury in six days. A conjuring testimonial from Dr Go C Osaoon notes Orin Robinson’s permanent recovery and current work.
A comic tale recalls a siiney citizen selling a horse for 175 dollars and losing the halter when the buyer refuses to pay its 75 cent price. The buyer pockets the 175, leaves the bridleless horse, and rides off. The piece also notes a Parsee family lamp ritual and brief local notices about lotteries, rail excursions, and a free sale offer from T A Slocum.
A collage of odd notes: Buffalo walking match dubbed sacred hoof concert. a New York laundry sign reading Cleanliness is next to Godliness. clergy debates on meals and sobriety. a Boston lecture on St Paul and church life. reports from England on bustles in court. a Chinese kidnapping case and a London wedding with black velvet children. medical notes on Sefizer water for burns. and assorted comments on Indians, wood tests, Genoa marriages, Warren Idaho mining camps, frost treatment in medicine, and cave dwellings in Morocco.
The article advertises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a premier female remedy from the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo. It claims to heal uterine and nervous disorders, improve digestion, and curb fatigue in overworked women while offering testimonials from patients and physicians.
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