Bowen Propriety Matters Highlight Enquirer Page
The Enquirer reports on proprietor matters and related notes across entries. Fragmentary lines reference Bowen and local issues, with unclear connections to broader events.
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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1871
Page
3
The Enquirer reports on proprietor matters and related notes across entries. Fragmentary lines reference Bowen and local issues, with unclear connections to broader events.
Advertisements touting the Moxateme Retail Market and The House of Winn & Co as holiday shopping headquarters appear amid a curious medical aside promoting a blood purifier. The dense copy promises fine goods for the season and urges readers to visit Za iteski and local drug stores for supplies while interjecting a medical warning about blood circulation and chronic ailments.
The weather has been warm with requests for rain to avert floods. Court business proceeds as Judge Wright holds hearings due to Tadge Plyley’s illness. Public notices mention railroad updates between Huntington and Charleston and a reshaped Western Rural weekly with subscriber appeal and magazine consolidations for December.
Diary style health notice warns that weather shifts and imprudent habits worsen lung disease. It urges immediate use of Allen's Lung Balm to prevent inflammation and tubercle formation, claiming it can stop many consumption cases if started promptly. available from all druggists.
A local printer advertises a wide range of paper goods and print services for Vinton County residents including posters flatcap papers statementa bill heads note heads and letter heads. Blanks of all kinds are printed and available for various official needs. Attorneys notaries tax commissioners and others are urged to inquire about the large stock of blanks.
The undersigned seeks sale or rent of an old drug store at Zalenii with stock of genuine drugs and merchandise to be sold at cost. Apply 6 St Ben E. Wagner Zalenki. Also advertises a family paper issue from January 1872 with enlarged format, new features, poetry, wit, and departments, offering a year subscription with Chrome branding and promotional copy.
A speaker declares Beck's resolution out of order amid accusations that administration fears public airing of constitutional violations and electioneering. The piece condemns using martial law in peacetime and urges transparency to counter partisan manipulation.
A garbled OCR fragment shows promotional content for a patent medicine and a note about life insurance offers. It mentions De Boactive's German Syrup samples at drugstores, a teaser for pregnancy and marriage guides, and an advertisement from the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Names such as G. Graves and Cincinnati appear amid erratic phrases and broken sentences.
Norv West writes from Swan Township detailing a compact community nine miles north of Me Arthur and nine miles south of Bloomingdale. He lists a store run by James Faullner, a blacksmith William Barghart, a town clerk W S McUnniahan, a Baptist church led by Rev David Barker, a grist and saw mill by Reed & Co., and a post office run by S J Albin. He notes the lack of a railroad and a prospective depot at Liverly, urging readers to speak up.
The New York papers lament doll times in metropolitan business as tax pressure under Secretary Boutwell and the Administration drains profits. The public mood grows low amid high pressure policies, with fear of a market crash if the government persists, and debate over whether relief will come or a collapse follow.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a remedy branded as Whitcomb's Syrup, with claims of relief for convulsions and related symptoms. The garbled text mentions a wind and Bowale of Intaies, suggesting a dubious patent medicine advertisement from a bygone era.
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