Health Tonic Promised By Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Latest locals note a daily health belief that Hood’s Sarsaparilla restores vigor and fortune, a common claim tied to the remedy’s reputation.
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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1884
Page
4
Latest locals note a daily health belief that Hood’s Sarsaparilla restores vigor and fortune, a common claim tied to the remedy’s reputation.
An old advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup calms a crying child and relieves teething pain. It asserts the syrup regulates stomach bowels relieves diarrhea and inflammation and strengthens the system. Marketed as a prescription of a renowned physician it is sold by druggists worldwide for 20 cents.
A stray ad filled with claims for Voltaic Belt Co Marshall Michigan offering a thirty day trial to 10 men, young or old, for nervous debility vitality and manhood issues. Also promotes rheumatism neuralgia paralysis and other remedies with risky guarantees. Includes Wheeler’s Tonsorial Parlor and assorted barber shop services nearby, plus other local ads for tonics, poultry cures, and construction materials.
Fragmentary notices describe school start dates, weather shifts, campaign funding shortages, and public advisories. Items mention dining room work, laundry jobs, watch repairs, shipping activity, parade preparations, lighthouse park plans, clothing stores, and political club drill. A Hamlet rally features speeches by Dr Williams and local addresses plus humorous political banter.
Mes. Anna and others from Olean register at Eastern Ke L. Chevenper of St. Jie Delo of Detroit and James Peter Green of Sinclairvide book at Erie Valea Ke maith ove of Dupkirk. Mrs. P.O. Paushe returns from Hunting ton. Obie Kumiball attends wheelman tournament in Buffalo. A.M. Griswold of Paris, famed for humorous writings, visits city and dines with Capt. Griswold and Mrs. Wurlbert. Central Avenue residents report daylight thefts by youths from Dunkirk. gardens and abodes damaged.
All Dunkirk public school teachers are requested to meet at the Academy on Saturday August 50 at 4 p m Bancocs Dunkirk August 27 1834.
Police Court reports Carl Gunther tried for breach of the peace with John Schubert as complainant. Judge Durrell discharged Gunther after a severe reprimand. Silas Pord, detained at Rogue's Rest, faces trial tomorrow for his alleged role in stealing a watch from Geo Merrill of Sheridan.
Forestville reports burglars entered the Nf. Maples store on Main Street by breaking a large window pane. About $50 in goods including knives razors boots and shoes were taken. The money drawer was ransacked but contained no money. No clues. Also, the stave and barrel factory of Fim Phillips at Pine Valley burned Wednesday night with a loss estimated at £25 insured for £315,000 with 8 W Reynolds.
A description of the Man Boudoir Car detailing its sixty four feet length and luxurious compartments for two or four, with nursemaids and private rooms, a unique ventilation system, heated or cooled air, and a hotel like interior. The article notes the car’s route toward St Louis for regular service on a western line. It also reports a robbery near Sinclairville involving Philps, and mentions pranksters at Chautauqua Lake claiming a two thousand passenger teamboat.
A collage of short notes from Lockport Jamestown and surrounding towns reports on a new city directory in Lockport Jamestown upgrades and a church in Lav Lave. It covers firemen Attica a proposed Opera House in Erie Methodist conference October 6 and various local personalities, debts, and strange events including a bow to Blaine and Logan and a goose fishing fine.
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