The New Quinine, Gives Good Appetite, Strength
A brief ad notes a tonic named The New Quinine promising improved appetite and strength. The item is marketed to bolster health and vitality with emphasis on upbeat benefits.
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Newspaper
Defiance County Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1887
Page
3
A brief ad notes a tonic named The New Quinine promising improved appetite and strength. The item is marketed to bolster health and vitality with emphasis on upbeat benefits.
The Kaskine Co advertises a tonic claimed to aid delicate stomachs and serve as a specific for malaria rheumatism and nervous prostration. Priced at $1.00 per bottle, sold in De Fiance by Conapy Scorvt or mailed on payment. An exhibitable human mannequin shows organs and their health to illustrate the product’s claimed benefits.
Local correspondence details improvements and visits across Hicksville, Mansfield, Toledo and surrounding areas. Mentions landscaping on East High street, a barn re roof, cemetery care, religious services, school superintendent plans, and social events. Reports on a veterans’ memorial ceremony at Sipio with speeches by Rev Batey and W C B Harrison, plus local reactions and decor.
Steward Gaylord loses a valuable horse while J W Myers buys four Walter A Wood harvesters. Strawberries are in, a festival is proposed, Dr. care brings convalescence for George Clark, N A Boutell is slightly hurt, F Allen takes charge of J P Allens engine, visits to Adams Ridge, Tarael Scotts mill gets a fireproof pool, Ayersville to hold Chil dren's day, church program at 7 30, Brunersburg notes praise honesty, work at night ok but not everywhere, Baltimore Bakery touted for best soda water.
Druggists and wall paper dealers advertise STRICTLY PURE Insect Powder as a general pest control product. The terse notice markets the powder for household use without detailing active ingredients or specific pests addressed.
Rainfall dominates the week with frequent showers and river highs. Local notes celebrate community events, new purchases like John Stork’s grocery stock, and repairs from fences to wagons. Cemetery security, district notices, and decorations mark a town steady in routine despite wet weather.
Weather warm with rain coming. wheat fair and corn damaged by outworms. Local social items include visits by Charles Speith of Paulding county and George Tharp of Kansas. Tile factory renamed Welker. ice cream supper for G A R raises funds. Marriages, parties, and a death: Thomas Hogg, 61, dies. funeral held May 5.
An advertisement touts a salve claimed to cure cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, and skin eruptions with a money-back guarantee. The price is 25 cents per box, sold by Colby Scott. Also notes a smney cow and calf for sale at a bargain. Dateline 24-26, likely from a small-town paper.
A Masonic celebration and basket picnic in Wauseon on St John’s day June 24 promises a grand affair. Col J H Brigham will marshal the march to the fair ground with Defiance Commandery lead and Tu-en da-wie Lodge in fourth place. An address by Judge L W Brown and a Defiance Quartette song will precede a 4 o clock grand dress parade 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 urged mercy, leading to the lightest permissible sentence. He was charged only with stealing the prandy. Another case was dropped by consent of the prosecution and may be refiled later but likely will not be.
An elderly physician and former practitioner offers a universal cure recipe for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous debility. He states thousands were helped and will mail the recipe in English French or Yemeni to any requester with pressing instructions.
An ad touts Simmon's Liver Regulator as a safe vegetable remedy to aid digestion and stomach issues in children. It claims the genuine product bears a red Z trade mark on the wrapper and is safe alone or with other medicines.
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