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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1871
Page
3
The Woolen Factory at Allensville, now owned by Rawpant and Hawrow, reports strong business and praise for its yarn. The Enquirer notes time changes, a forthcoming corrected timetable, and thanks for a valuable yarn donation. It mentions health claims about blood purification and Dr Watgen's California Vinegar Bitters.
Citizens gathered at the Court House last Monday to organize mite collection for fire relief. Committee chairs from each township to report by November 80th or as soon as possible. Local copy of full proceedings could not be inserted in this week’s paper.
To the women of Vinton County any woman with an intemperate husband who desires that intoxicating liquor should not be supplied to him may report the husband's name with post office and address to G. W. Pearce secretary M N McArthur Ohio.
Neatly printed copies of the Official Abstract of the votes polled at the late election in this county are for sale at this offices at 5 cents each. Neat cheap and rapid. Having received a great variety of poster and mateup papers cards of all union Eeveloper statements bill meade note mende letter hands etc in tnego variety of Typo we can anno tie people of Finton county that We cil do all kinds of job work in a neat clapant vapid manner. Blanks of all kinds printed and for sale or printed on short notice. Attorneys notaries Justices constables and others will please call and see our large lot of blanks.
The notice advertises a store for sale or rent at Zaleski. It mentions stock of merchandise including genuine Droge and other goods to be sold in whole or in part. It lists liquidation actions and a partnership sale with references to Lafasite and Whitemmbch's Brrup as part of the advertisement.
Notices praise Harper's Magazine as an essential intelligent family read and a valuable biographical and travel repository. It highlights Warren's Magazine and other periodicals, lists subscription terms, back issues, and binding options offered by Harper Brothers, New York.
A notice demands corn as payment for the paper subscription and urges prompt delivery. The text asserts rapid progress in fruit raising, predicting the apple crop will reach about one and a half million bushels, nearly triple 1868. A doctor is quoted endorsing fattening fashion as beneficial, claiming it harms foolish girls and helps wise ones mature.
The page blends grocery items and prices with medical remedies and agency notices. It lists coffee and spices, bacon and butter, then promotes Allen’s Lung Balsam, Dr Boschop’s Syrup, and Warrien’s Womanhood guide, plus a local life insurance agency opportunity by C. Graves in Cincinnati. Named places include McArthur and Pittsburgh.
An old advertisement extols Perry Davis Pain Killer as a universal remedy. It claims thirty one years of proven use and widespread recognition in many nations. The copy emphasizes pain relief and universal usefulness across lakes and rivers without patent limitations.
An 1900 advertisement touts Railway's Resolvent and Spearsaparialitan as cures for a range of diseases including tumors, skin eruptions, and internal disorders. It asserts dramatic growth removals, restoration of vitality, and lists testimonials and urged purchases of bottles and pills.
The report details extensive fire damage to pine stands across Michigan counties including Saginaw, Midland, Osceola, and Genesee with Pere Marquette and Muskegon rivers spared. It notes only a small portion of standing timber has burned, estimates losses at under five percent statewide, and warns most timber will be salvaged or logged later at extra cost. A Washington journalist discusses Primeval Man, noting Tweed is not referenced.
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