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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1884
Page
3
The article extols Hoen's Sarssa Pariela as a proprietary medicine with unprecedented domestic success. It asserts widespread family use and continual weekly evidence of its wonderful curative properties across neighborhoods.
An explosion and ensuing flame in the Youngstown Coke Company mine near Uxbridge, Pa, traps over twenty workers. Eight killed or injured so far include Joseph Zeibly and Jacob Cota. fifteen or more reportedly trapped and not expected to be rescued. Fire forcing shutoff delays rescue efforts as officials plan air shutoff and extinguishing measures.
Governor Liwlly Hf. Cloud Conmuissi at Philadelph Cardinal Manning appointed to fund relief for late Mr. Sullivan. A circular sent to Governors requesting delegates to the National Cattle Men Convention in Louis on November 17. A Fort Fetterman report says George Sanders killed Diamond in a dispute. Sanders later killed by Diamond’s ally. Several social and legal notices including a divorce suit by Mrs. Alita S. Bangs, daughter of Singer, and Miss Elizabeth Wells as the Cupid’s date. A body found near Minooka Pa identified as John J. Jordan, age 22. Kentucky Doeskcian Jeans Manufacturers Association forms, halting production Dec 1 to Feb 1, 1885 to trim output. Public unveiling of President Garfield statue at Lower Park amid speeches and music. A Canada-bound embezzler from Harney’s Furniture leaves with $509.
A historical guide stresses early soft wet feed for young chicks during critical growth, advising four daily meals on clear surfaces and removal of surplus. It highlights the roles of bone growth from phosphates, muscle from nitrogenous foods like meat and milk, and carbon from starch and oils, plus constant access to grit and oyster shell.
The ad promotes Dr. Bosanke's bile remedy for abdominal ailments and piles with claims of permanent cure. It also advertises cattle and heifers in calf to top bulls, offering breed stock from three months to three years, with a catalogue address for Jimszy Klenn and Gary Ripex in New Jersey.
Dr. Bosanko s Cough and Lung Syrup offered as a free trial bottle by P Monroe the Druggist to every afflicted reader. The notice claims Monroe supported General Fremont in 1865 and asserts he was not a Know Nothing.
A patchwork of medical ads and local notices outlines Wells Health products for neuralgia toothache and throat relief, plus references to court sessions in Cattaraugus County. The text mentions various towns and figures like Jae McLaughlin and local clubs, with irregular spellings and promotional claims.
Fragmentary 19th century letter from GA Tracy to Dr Fenner in New York asking for dates of Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic. Advertised claims include blood cleansing and relief of headaches, constipation, fevers, pimples, and nerve restoration. notes on kidney and bladder cures.
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