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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1884
Page
2
A Wisconsin reader from Verhuzo requests a dozen bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters claiming it cured her erosipelag and aalt theum. She expresses high pleasure and enthusiasm, noting she is not merely elated but greatly satisfied with the remedy.
A reader notes Burdock Blood Bitters as a top medicine for dyspepsia and liver complaints after trying many remedies. Martin Kazer of Tano Grove Indiana endorses the tonic, sold by Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo New York.
A garbled Maryland to Ohio political drift with remarks on church safety during a Sunday incident. It notes Cincinnati rector Turon’s resignation request, Beecher sermon whimsy, Bee, Logan support shifts, and a quirk about Queen Victoria of Ragland.
A collage of notes on royal lines, early 20th century gossip, and church politics. It references Prince Alice and Leopold, Frederick the Great sleep habits, a Buffalo autograph, revived Catholic growth in San Francisco, a giant whale bathhouse project, and political shifts among Democrats and Republicans. Moody’s London mission and Presbyterian debates surface with notes on liturgy and Westminster standards as relics in a changing church landscape.
A report notes a remedy praised by H P Monroe of Dackirk New York for a seven year health issue. The account mentions salieli and cyline, with a claim of success after taking five bottles.
Experiments with thirty four onion varieties at the New York Experiment Station tested row spacings of three, two, and one inches. Early red onions matured in 110 days. latest in 163 days. Closest spacing yielded more plants but smaller bulbs. the opposite spacing produced larger bulbs but fewer plants. A soil compaction test showed dense soil produced more merchantable bulbs than pulverized soil, though vegetation levels were similar. Eloura Husbandman
Mr Bradley Stone of Middlesex County Massachusetts shares two remedies for the currant worm. Sift coal ashes on the bushes or tap a pan with lime beneath the bush to trap the worms then destroy them. He also describes a molasses and water mixture to attract and catch insects. He praises hellebore as the thorough solution and notes neglecting bushes leads to ruined crops and pest spread to neighbors.
A plea argues against wiping out crows and sparrows, citing England and American papers. It asserts most birds aid farming by controlling pests and pests, mentioning owls, robins, woodpeckers, and the crow as beneficial to farmers. It invokes historical figures and observations of birds' pest-control roles.
In Sacramento on April 9 State Senator Cross introduced a resolution thanking Sargent for Berlin services. The measure failed 22 to 13 with several Republicans opposing, arguing it contravened the Governor's call. In Lexington a jury returned a manslaughter verdict for Will iam Blakely in the case linked to the Richard Hickey lynching after two hours of deliberation.
Cleveland on April 9 reports mixed grain prices across flour, corn, and wheat. Prices for country flour and white wheats appear steady with various grades quoted. Chicago No 2 red wheat and mixed red/ungraded white grains show fluctuating spot and May values. Cattle and pork markets show activity, with hogs and beef notes, while transport timetables from Buffalo area detail train connections to Pittsburgh and New York, including Union City and Olean lines.
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