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Newspaper
Dixon Sun
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1872
Page
3
A Chicago Tribune correspondent cites a Paris medical article by Dr Buisson claiming vapor baths can purge rabies from the system. The doctor says a single bath, if given after onset, may cure on day one, with diminishing chances on days two or three, and notes hydrophobia rarely appears before day seven.
The advertisement touts Vinegar Bitters as a safe tonic with no diffusive stimulants. It claims strength preserving, appetite restoring, digestive regulation, nervous calm, and restorative sleep, asserting it aids longevity and health across stomach, bowels, spine, kidneys, muscles, and lungs.
A countryman seeks the divine and asks to meet Dr. Channing. The doctor reveals he is the physician brother who practices, while the preacher has become mistaken for him. The dialogue ends with the countryman learning the distinction between preaching and practicing.
Dr H. L Haut of Boston endorses Dr R V Pierce Golden Medical Discovery after six months of use treating acute and chronic coughs throat diseases bronchitis and systemic derangements. The note accompanies a letter dated December 13 1870. A Boston press committee plans extensive preparations for the international peace jubilee with a press room at the coliseum and an opening day banquet.
The purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil is Hazarp and Caswell's, made on the sea-shore from fresh livers by Caswell Hazarp and Co. of New York. It is absolutely pure and sweet, with patients preferring it after use. Physicians deem it superior to other market oils.
Advertising columns urge readers to study the brilliant attractions listed for Lecture Committees, inviting those interested in the Lecture system to review the offerings. The note references a Uom. source and invites committee engagement.
A fragment notes that lingering ill feeling results from poor liver and heart action and suggests Parsons' Purgative Pills in small doses to regulate bowels and aid the body.
The Philadelphia Scientific Journal extols Geo. P. Rowell & Co. of New York as widely known across the continent. It asserts no explanation of their business is necessary and commends their remarkable energy and skill in handling newspaper advertising.
An OCR fragment touts Carter's Vegetable Pulmonary Bal Sam as the best cough medicine in the world with enthusiastic claims. No additional context or details are present in the readable text.
The ad touts Johnsons Anodyne Miniment as a universal pain killer for both children and adults. It claims usefulness for internal chest or bowel soreness and markets it as the best pain remedy.
A brief trade note touts Burnett's Cologne as unrivaled and widely available through druggists. It also promotes Prussing's White Wine Vinegar as a superb pure product valued for preserving pickles.
Horace Greeley responds to the Liberal Republican nomination from Cincinnati on May 3 1872 praising the convention platform. He declares acceptance asserting the need for universal amnesty impartial suffrage local self government civil service reform and restraint on patronage and tariffs. He envisions a national reconstruction beyond party lines.
The periodical The Ladies in London campaigns to end the chain gang in Memphis. Other items note Boston coal demands, New Hampshire college gifts, and various regional economic updates.
From Country Gentleman excerpts the article details cow spaying by an expert using a knife and pincers, warns of rectal danger, and notes a ten to fifteen minute procedure. It also discusses bone phosphorus value for plants, chicory yields in Stockton California, and gardening reflections from Cornhill Magazine.
A Wisconsin editor cites a wind that sat on its hind legs and howled. An Omaha paper recounts the capture of Metz. A burglar story, a declining Chinese newspaper, a Missouri farmer who roasted fences to smoke a rabbit, and a quip about ten million shirts from Leland Stanford.
A new publishing house release, Tue Pesiserre, translated from French, portrays the Franco Prussian War with vivid events and stark ruin. Scribner Armstrong Co is praised for recent high quality works and a strong catalog. An Irishman seeking a whisky license deflects with humor about moral character.
Fractured phrase appears to play on a joke about butter and Irish children in small pats. No clear news event or identifiable entities are present.
A poetic reminiscence imagines a distant land of eternal hope and beauty. The speaker longs for a radiant beloved who guides him from dream toward a land where love endures and nature sings in harmony.
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