Diploma Courses Open to All Students
Diplomas awarded on completion of any of the courses or independently. Students may enter at any time. S. F. Hogue, A. M. M. D. President.
17 Jun 1886
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Newspaper
Defiance County Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1886
Page
1
Diplomas awarded on completion of any of the courses or independently. Students may enter at any time. S. F. Hogue, A. M. M. D. President.
Many items report social visits, church events, school terms, sales, and upcoming meetings. Crowded notes mention post office matters, new merchants, and a July sales event at G. K. Otis, plus local condemnations of crime and farming updates across Paulding, Defiance, Cecil, and nearby communities.
A humorous exchange compares biblical distress to modern illness and promotes Dr Biggers Huckleberry Cordial as a remedy for diarrhea dysentery cholera morbus and teething. The ad emphasizes a quick return to health with the cordial.
An article promotes self cure for female ailments claiming a woman recovered after other methods failed and offering free receipts and an illustrated treatise from Mrs W C Holmes in New York. It also reports M T Tabler, wife and two daughters of Hedges, fell ill May 29 and were cured in three days after a mistaken ingestion of black snakeroot misidentified as spikenard.
Sheep shearers harvest. Tony Correll roof project. potatoes and pests ripe. John Foust builds house. Frank Stone finishes Crary bridge. Manoah Ginger ill. Henry Schott buys Geauga farm. Sherman Scott and Thomas Carey log trucking. J O Rose visits Logan. cutworms active. Clarkville river bridge new plank. horse buyers active. wool at 25 cents inspires debate on shearing costs. Peter Foulks offers custom sawing and lumber. Jacob Fitzcharles runs tile factory. Cicero to St Jo river whistle echoes. Wes Wilson sells Logan property to Mrs L Cole for 325 dollars. Wesley to move to mother's farm. Logan loses citizen, Hicksville gains. George buys timber from Andrew Squires for Foulk saw mill and plans timber shipment. Celebration of July 4 uncertain with options to hear orators, candy vendor, or Hicksville races. prefer unclear plan to celebrate on the 3rd or 5th.
The column lists social chatter from Burgview and Defiance with reminders of church events at the M. E. Chapel and school closings. It notes local visits, a burglar incident, grand plans for the Henry County Farmers Picnic, and various accidents including a fatal cistern mishap near Hamlet.
A historical note claims a rose is born to blush unseen while asserting Dr Biggers Huckleberry Cordial is used for diarrhea dysentery and teething in children. The remark contrasts literary authority with medicinal claims in a regional context.
N G Woodward advertises Dyspepsia Tablets claiming over one million boxes sold in the past year. The copy asserts relief from chronic constipation dyspepsia sour stomach sick headache heartburn and female troubles with a guarantee of satisfaction.
Jerome P. Slough announces purchase of the F B Aldrich stock and a large new assortment of groceries provisions. He offers a full line of fresh fruits berries and vegetables and invites friends to visit his shop next door to the post office for guarantees of the lowest prices.
The article notes a needed rain on Sabbath. Miss Alice Boggs of Putnam county visited nearby. Jacob Miller bought a Champion reaper and mower. Rev. Orth missed two appointments due to illness. James Griser of Fayette inspected Ohio Farmers Insurance Co interests. B F Myers leaves for Denver Junction Colorado for summer. Mr and Mrs Morse of Nebraska stay with old friends. A correction: Rev J W Shultz was the decoration day act, not Rev Myers.
A thrift oriented note urges saving by copying neighbors purchases and promotes Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure as a superior fifty cent bottle for coughs and lung troubles. Geo. W. Beckel sells and endorses the remedy.
Prescription by a leading nurse and physician in the United States praises Sporaine Syrup for teething relief. It claims forty years of use by millions of mothers with cures for dysentery diarrhoea griping and wind. Sold at 25 cents per bottle No 7 1l y.
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