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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1885
Page
2
The Evering Oneenvan notes correspondence via a private wire to the telephone exchange. It invites trustworthy persons to send genuine news items and to attach their names as a guarantee of good faith.
Harper's Magazine offers the sixth part of Miss Woolson's Host Angels and the concluding part of At the Red Glove illustrated by C. G. Reinhart, plus Baltic sketches by Mr. Miller. It highlights Mrs. Alice Wellington Rollins's Ladie's Day at the Ranch in Kansas with Giffords, and Edmund Kirke's Knoxville in the Olden Time.
A Massachusetts Farmers' Club committee reports on ensilage methods discussing corn age, cutting time, silo packing weight, and the Silo Governor device. They review three systems, favor wooden silos with at least 100 pounds per square foot, and note mixed results. debate cut length and storage duration.
A committee examines ensilage versus dry fodder noting a milkman’s wary customer who detects no taste change after a switch to ensilage. They advise wooden silos for moderate means, citing cost and ease, while acknowledging uncertain gains in cattle production and the need for further practical trials.
The advertisement asserts that Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood to eradicate scrofula at the root. It claims thousands cured and urges purchase from all druggists.
County and vicinity report Nichols brothers aged 81 and Moody Nichols aged 68, both veterans of the War of 1812, died in Titusville within twelve hours of each other. Also notes skating rink shifts to Salvation Army, and local Bradford area business failures per Bradstreet reports including Levena, Varoy, Tates Brothers, Nelson & Co.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is presented as a potent tonic with valuable nerving properties. It is advertised as especially suited for women with weak backs inward fever congestion inflammation or ulceration or nervous pains and neuralgia. The product is marketed through druggists.
The piece urges merchants to steadily advertise in the Osamaver to attract top city workers. It notes Dunkirk residents who ignore the Oneenvar risk being too slow for the presenters and emphasizes that every capable person who can pay for supper wants the OnsEEVER with dessert. It ends with a call to the journal.
New York to Dunkirk service lists additional local trains westward with stop sequences from Hornellsville to Dunkirk and from Carrollton to Dunkirk. Includes times, stations, and exceptions, indicating daily operations and variations on West Division routes.
A detracted Tuuse Table was adopted on November 24, 1360 by New York and Lake Erie Railway. The move formalizes a schedule or timetable adjustment for the railroad's operations across its routes.
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