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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1878
Page
2
In the grey parsonage Amy Jennings returns after a governess stint to marry Mr. Rainer. Family tensions flare as Matilda mocks the match, but Amy insists love and a sunny heart keep age and doubt at bay.
A Germantown Telegraph field note advises using close cotton bags for furs and woolens after cleaning and shaking. When bags are impractical, it suggests camphor sachets placed in wardrobes and periodic refreshing by shaking the clothes. The method aims to prevent moths from disturbing stored garments.
An editorial extols Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser as a vital health education tool for schools and families. It argues for teaching human physiology and hygiene, praising the book’s comprehensiveness, illustrations, and accessibility, and urges parents to read and share it to prevent illness and moral decline. The price is $1.50 post paid. United Brethren Aid Journal.
A periodical advert touts Peruvian Syrup as a universal aid for the invalid stomach, claiming it restores digestion, clears glandular function, and renews strength for those weakened by overwork. It asserts druggists carry the tonic and cites exemplary cures and vitality boosts.
A promotional note extols Dooley's Yeast Powder for making light biscuits rolls bread and cakes. It also suggests fifty dollars of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powder used for poultry will boost egg production, claiming a gain of over one dollar in thirty days.
An 80 year old claim promotes Tobias Venetian Horse Liniment as a universal remedy for diarrhea dysentery croup chronic rheumatism sore throats and external pains. It guarantees cure with fair trial and offers 40 cents or one dollar prices with no pay if not superior, sold by all druggists from Park Place New York.
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