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Newspaper
Defiance County Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1886
Page
1
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Immense Saturday crowd as Hicksville gears for Fourth of July events. Prohibitionists discuss temperance stance while Rev S B King and Prof Sniff prepare sermons. Gas drilling, agricultural trades, and local notices fill the page with community plans and concerns.
Curated events include weather and garden reports, a M E circuit meeting in Burg, locals returning from travels, a saloon keeper death, a cheese factory sale, a burglary in Napoleon, road and bridge plans, a fatal hoop company accident, a new court house architect chosen, and multiple obituaries and sudden deaths in Jefferson township and Bryan regions. The item highlights community life, accidents, politics, and ongoing civic projects.
A public notice warns that delaying action on health issues can be fatal, urging immediate treatment with Dr. Biggers Huckleberry Cordial for nighttime bowel distress when a doctor may be far away. The ad casts delay as a common fault and promotes the cordial as a family necessity.
An old-time teething syrup touted as the prescription of a leading nurse and physician. Claimed to have aided millions of mothers for forty years, easing teething pain and supposedly curing dysentery diarrhoea griping and wind colic. Sold at 25c per bottle.
Promotes Dr Frazier’s Throat and Lung Balsam as the only sure cure for colds coughs hoarseness and sore throat. Warns that neglecting a cough may be fatal and claims many lives saved. Sold in large family bottles for 50 cents by Willam Mr. Co. Prop’s Cleveland Ohio.
A long time sufferer from female complaints claims to have cured herself using remedies. She offers free receipts and a sealed illustrated treatise with directions to any woman who writes to Mrs. W. C. Holmes at 658 Broadway, New York, with a stamped envelope.
A vintage ad promotes Salmon's Vitalizer as a remedy for constipation loss of appetite dizziness and dyspepsia. It lists a price of 10 and 75 cents per bottle and notes sale by G W Bechel.
An advertisement claims BaLDness can be avoided with Hall's Hair Renewer which prevents hair loss and stimulates new growth. It supposedly restores faded and gray hair to its original dark color and cures many scalp diseases.
An ad asserts that six of ten people, especially women, suffer from constipation and that Cheney's Stomach and Liver Regulator absolutely cures it. The piece presents a bold medical success claim with no clinical evidence.
N. G. Woodward advertises Dyspepsia Tablets claiming relief for chronic constipation stomach upset headache heartburn and female troubles. He emphasizes sales exceed one million boxes in the past year and offers a guarantee.
The advertisement promotes Sutton's Cough and Consumption Cure sold by G. W. Bechel with a guarantee claiming to cure consumption.
An advertisement announces Shiloh's Cure as a quick remedy for hacking coughs. G. W. Bechel guarantees the cure and offers it for sale.
A retired East India mission patient shares a vegetable formula claimed to cure Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and nervous complaints. He guarantees a radical cure and will mail the recipe with full directions in German, French, or English to any interested reader in Rochester, N.Y.
A Cleveland based company and G W Bechel advertise Dr Flagg's Famil Ointment claiming it removes blackheads pimples and facial eruptions. The notice cites a 25 cent price and offers mail order from Wrilling M re Co of Cleveland Ohio.
A pamphlet warns that ignoring coughs weakens the constitution and risks grave illness. It touts Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure for recent ailments and a dollar bottle from G W Bechel for chronic cases or family use.
N G Woodward asserts after a practical test that Acker's Blood Elixir will cure blood disorders and skin diseases including Scrofula Boils Syphilis and Rheumatism It claims to be scientific rather than a patent medicine and is guaranteed by the advertiser.
N G Wood asserts that Acker's English Remedy is the best medicine for asthma croup coughs whooping cough and all lung troubles. He fully guarantees it and invites inquiries to confirm the claim.
An advertisement for Hackmetack perfume touts durability and scent with price points at 25 and 50 cents. It notes sales by Geo W Beckel.
Local items from Adams Township report church services and social visits including Mrs. Henry Behrens with Mrs. A. Rowe, Della Davison visiting Napoleon, Frank Metz and Charley from Defiance visiting J. T. Conkle, and Kate Costello aiding Father Muehlenbeck in Archibald. The West Ridge school opens with Artie Gleason as first term teacher. An obituary honors Henry Lehman of Adams Township, born in 1820, died at 65 years. He was a Dunkard church speaker and a respected Christian to the end.
The sick are improving in this neighborhood. Dancing saw low attendance last week. George Benner was busy with a bell project last Monday. The fly harms wheat fields but a good crop appears likely. George Stailey and companions traveled to Indiana for a fishing trip, planning several days there. German Lutherans held preaching at the M E church in Georgetown last Sunday, baptized several children, and organized a Sunday school. A fine fountain exists at lower Chickasaw with about an inch of flow. the well there is 115 feet deep. Builders are now at Pleasant Point seeking a well. George Benner married Til Bavird at S A Kintner’s residence on May 8. May they enjoy long life and happiness.
Dr Jones Red Clover Tonic advertised as blood purifier and gentle aperient. It claims to relieve dyspepsia costiveness bad breath piles pimples low spirits headaches malaria and stomach liver and kidney troubles. Delicately accepted by delicate stomachs. Price fifty cents or G W Bechel.
An old advertisement touts Shiloh's Vitalizer as guaranteed to cure dyspepsia and liver complaints, sold by G. W. (name partially cut).
For lame back side or chest use Shilohs Porous Plaster price 25 cents sold by
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