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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1878
Page
3
Recap of Dun, Barlow & Co. annual report showing 1877 U S failures at 8,872, down 220 from 1876. Liabilities total 190.669 million, barely under 191.117 million in 1876. First nine months improved, last quarter worsened, reflecting lingering financial stress since the panic era.
Piute warriors adapt to buffalo and antelope migration by fishing. They use a rope line weighted with a stone, with multiple rabbit bone hooks arranged in V shapes. Each hook anchors in the fish throat as fish swallow baited lines, triggering bites from nearby fish and family until the fisherman reels in the catch.
A London paper notes children eat ten or twelve oranges before breakfast, a practice mocked as a luxury in our faster nation. A late eminent physician endorses fruit upon waking as wholesome, even joking that such simple advice could cost him patients if known to dyspeptics.
In 1867 at Hern don Besse a traveler complained about a broken window during an editorial excursion to Omaha. To solve the wind issue he paid a man to stand at the window while he dined. He then bought two lots and, within sixty days, completed the Cozzens House after hiring workers to dig the cellar.
The essay argues myths reflect truth and health rests in the blood. It claims bad blood causes many diseases and promotes a universal cure through Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Purgative Pellets. It lists numerous conditions treated, stressing cleansing the blood restores vigor and vitality.
A vintage advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a superior remedy for intermittent fevers constipation nervous ailments rheumatism and constitutional weakness. It claims botanic ingredients in pure spirituous form act on stomach brain liver bowels and nerves and enhance resistance to atmospheric and occupational health hazards.
Heads of families are urged to choose Dooley's Yeast Powder for its pure quality and full weight. The notice claims the product is entirely free from adulteration and, though priced higher than inferior powders, is cheaper in the long run for both purse and health.
The notice warns against fake Condition Powders sold in large packages at two cents, declaring them worthless. It contrasts Sheridan's Condition Powders as a better remedy and mentions Anodynes Livinent from Maine. It urges avoidance of false cures and promotes Quirk’s Trick Tea Bold at 23 cents a package.
An 19th century patent remedy advert promises Tobias Venetian Horse Lindwent cures internal ailments including dyspepsia stomach cramps and spasms and external uses for rheumatism throat pains bruises and old sores. It claims universal efficacy with price 40 cents and bottle size one dollar with no pay if not superior. Available from Dreagiste stores and depot at 10 Park Place New York.
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