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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1884
Page
3
A remedy that can destroy the germs of scrofula is praised for its power to root out the disease once settled. Printed testimonials claim remarkable cures in children, middle age, and the elderly, showing SARSAPARILLA as a reliable remedy that eradicates scrofula from the blood.
Three men buried in a Cottage Street coal shed collapse near the New York & New England Railroad line. Police and a hook and ladder crew recovered remains as investigators pursue possible arson ties amid a spate of recent blazes in Nash, Edgecomb, and Johnston counties.
A historical description of the cariole, a simple Norwegian two wheel carriage. The text details the solitary traveler sitting on a narrow wooden seat, with a small box or portmanteau behind the gig, and notes the double version used by traveling pairs. It extols the cariole as a practical vehicle for remote nature, offering quiet travel and easy detachment from crowds.
The article notes coffin handles form a vast, growing hardware trade supplying plain and ornate designs in silver, gold, nickel, and velvet finishes. From mass production to world distribution, producers, jobbers, undertakers, and pallbearers all participate in this sizable industry.
The author notes a rapid growth in trade and consumption of tropical fruits in American society. Bananas, oranges, and lemons, once rare, are now common, with melons peaches pears and berries following. The piece links fruit abundance to health and overall happiness, arguing people rarely overspend on ripe fruit.
State Attorney A L Bates was shot at twice by Bennett while riding Thursday evening. One bullet wounded Bates slightly under the chin. Bennett fired into the air and fled. No provocation reported.
An old ad promises immediate relief for sick crying children. It claims to cure dysentery diarrhoea wind colic and soothe gums while toning the system. It touts a pleasant taste and the endorsement of a renowned nurse and physician. Price two cents a bottle.
A noisy mix of medical ads tout Diosanko Pile Remedy with claims of absorbing tumors and curing itching. Also notes Liebig Co Coca Beef Tonic praised as a standard tonic for nutrition, with vague references to its royal medals and uses for dyspepsia kidney issues and female weakness. Contains stray lines about overcoats and deer hunters returning with stones.
Marshall Michigan firm promotes Electro Voltaic Belt and other electric appliances for nervous debility vitality and manhood issues. Thirty day trial guaranteed with no risk. Also seeks readers to request a free pamphlet. Thanksgiving services were well attended and enjoyed.
The notice advertises free samples of Dr Bosanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup for coughs colds consumption and bronchitis. It promotes large free distribution copies and lists prices for war-size bottles. Also mentions Wells health renewer and various remedies with limited local details.
A dubious testimonial from Dr David Kennedy of Rondout NY claims Kennedy's Favorite Remedy cures gravel and other ailments. The letter, signed by Captain Nathan Ackley, asserts lifelong sufferers found relief and urges use of the remedy as a universal cure.
Letter from M M Ferner of Fredonia in praise of Dr Ferner's Blood Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic. Customer reports years of nervous illness. Recommends the remedy highly after trial via Ton H C Lake of New York Custom House. Describes complete health restoration and regards the creator as a public benefactor.
New York newspaper ad claims Dr Fenner's Kidney and Back Ache cure and a blood cleansing tonic. It touts benefits for miliousness constipation headaches fevers pimples skin eruptions and nervous relief. Also mentions catarrh relief and a free sample offer through local dealers in Dunkirk Jamestown and other towns.
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