The New Quinine Gives Good Appetite and Sleep
An important medical ad proclaims new quinine product improves appetite and provides sweet sleep. claims include soothing fatigue and supporting digestion while promising gentle nightly rest.
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Newspaper
Defiance County Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1887
Page
1
An important medical ad proclaims new quinine product improves appetite and provides sweet sleep. claims include soothing fatigue and supporting digestion while promising gentle nightly rest.
A tonic claims to aid delicate stomachs and serve as a malaria and rheumatism remedy. It markets at $1.00 per bottle and is sold in De fiance by Conny & Scott or mailed on receipt of price. An exhibit shows a model of the human body to locate organs and explain cures. Kaskine Co 54 Warren St New York.
East High street graveling plans and a flood of notices on local events. Memorial day ceremonies at Sipio featured speeches by Rev Batey Griffin and editor Harrison, with G A R participation and a wreath for veterans.
Steward Gaylord lost a valuable horse. J W Myers bought four Walter A Wood harvesters. Strawberries are in season. A request for a festival is voiced by George Clark. N A Boutell was hurt by a frightened horse near Defiance. F Allen returns from Cleveland to run J P Allens engine temporarily. George W Case and wife and Mrs John Kurtland visited Adams Ridge. Rumor says Frank Stone to teach first grade at Ayersville. Mail contract Ayersville Defiance sold to Mrs Anna Adams start July 1. Tyrael Scotts sawmill now roofed to be fireproof after near fire. Ayersville children’s day planned next Sunday evening at 7 30. Brunersburg correspondent praised for truthful item. A note on night work and keeping friends. Baltimore Bakery advertised for finest filavoyed soda water.
Frequent rains and community updates recount daily happenings. Mr and Mrs Adams buy a new buggy, John Stork expands a nearby grocery, and local correspondents solve a problem. Cemetery issues, decorations day, and visits from Michigan and Indiana residents mark the social tide.
The wheat crop is fair with warm days and rain. corn damaged by cut worms. Notices of residents visiting, a tile factory name change, and several social events include an ice cream supper for G A R funds and a May birthday surprise. A June 4 87 death records Thomas Hogg aged 61.
The ad hawks a universal salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions with a money-back guarantee and price two cents per box. Also notes sale of a cow and calf by Colby & Scott and a signature C. B. Wellman.
June updates announce added house space by Henry Davis and a new McCormick binder bought by James Sue. Farmers report cut worms harming corn. Minnie Dannenberg visits her uncle in Tiffin. Adam Beck and Jerry Gries dig a well in school district No 1. Pepper sold last week and plans to become a carpenter. Henry Bostleman leases land to a Defiance gas and oil company. Henry Rohrs contemplates staying with his father. Phillip Conn buried June 1 at Conkle schoolhouse cemetery. funeral led by Rev Robinett at Mt Carmel U B Church. he lived at Jewell and leaves a large family and friends.
A Masonic celebration and basket picnic at Wauseon on St John s day June 24 promises a grand affair. The march to the fair ground will be led by Col J H Brigham Grand Marshal with Toledo and Defiance Commanderies in front and TuendaWie Lodge leading lodges. An address by Judge L W Brown will open the day with a quartette, music and short talks. A grand dress parade is scheduled for 4 p m on Main street by Toledo and Defiance Commanderies.
Jacob Memmer was found guilty of grand larceny at the recent Common Pleas term and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary with no solitary confinement. The jury recommended mercy, and the court imposed the lightest sentence allowed. He was charged only with stealing the prandy. A second case was removed from docket by consent and may be refiled, though likely not.
An old physician now retired claims a vegetable cure for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and lung ailments plus nervous debility. He offers free mailed recipes in English French or Yanatan with preparation and usage directions. W A Noyes 14 Powers Block Rochester NY invites requests.
A brief health note promotes Simmon's Liver Regulator as a safe vegetable remedy to prevent sickness and relieve colic headache and stomach troubles in children. The ad warns the genuine product bears a red "Z" trademark and is sold by J. H. Zeitlin & Co. of Philadelphia. It also advertises steam laundry services for lace curtains.
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