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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1870
Page
1
The Cincinnati Woolly Chronicle prints a dense catalog style page with ads and notices, naming products and prices. It mentions a yearbook, diaries, photographs, music items, instruments, and household goods along with local events.
The Enquirer notes that neuralgia and rheumatism stem from blood poison due to avid secretions and kidney dysfunction. It claims Wayne's Diuretic Elixir boosts kidney tone, purifies blood, and offers a radical cure by increasing kidney action and eliminating urea and uric acid.
Notice lists a partnership opportunity for a man with capital 0D 11,000 or more to join a large Southern Ohio foundry near a railroad. Details, address requests to editor Auguster Moroirthur, Ohio, September 15, 1870. Also advertised are Ayer’s medicines and Hoofland’s German Bitters and Tonic with sales pitches and free hair treatise by R P Hall & Co Nashua New Hampshire.
A long advertisement listing Galaxy magazine plans for 1871, highlighting new departments, authors, and features. It notes contributions by Mark Twain, Justin McCarthy, Bayard Taylor, and Richard Grant White, plus ongoing sections like Driftwood and The Nebule, and mentions Perregean’s banker's tale turn to fortune.
A puzzle asks for profit from a horse trading sequence: sell at $90, buy back at $80, then sell again at $110. Compute total gain as 90 minus 80 plus 110 minus 80?, yielding $40.
Peculiar cold weather cooking tips describe buckwheat cakes with a yeast starter and salt. Items note New Lisbon baseball, a girl’s home run, a Nashville hen house trap gun, and a quip about Thomas Jefferson. Local lore includes a magnetic Michigan spring and Lee’s river-diverting claim.
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