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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1884
Page
3
A Lowell Weekly Journal item endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as a reliable blood purifier for scrofula and related diseases. It cites longstanding medical acknowledgment and notes its ready availability through Foster Milburn Co and Hood & Co. in Lowell and Buffalo.
Lightning-struck house in Hamburg Alabama injures two daughters in critical condition. Laborer killed with a spade after quarrel near Des Moines Iowa. Cane mill accident near Birchwood Tennessee leaves man fatally injured. Banks Danford fled after Alkall Oregon and Cheney Washington failures spark depots anger. Roof collapse in Alabama injures several workers. injures feared. Judge Donohue halts stock sales in New York suit involving £500,000. Temperance education push in Pittsburgh schools. Public meeting in Chicago protests executions. Isaac Jacobsen hanging condemned. Ramsbottom killer slain in Barkhamsted Connecticut. Naval Academy cadetship gate seen via medical board rigidity. National Council of U.A.M. meets. Groov Cosgrove chairs. James Lennington and other items in brief. Yellow fever reports near zero. port health orders. Third-story window suicide in Indiana. Provisional easing for Ohio Valley sports. Presbytery rejects pastor resignation in Cincinnati.
Stockman argues for careful breeding and early care of foals. He notes mare diet affects colt health, especially avoiding foods that irritate bowels. He warns against overworking mares while foals are under five months old to prevent harm to both dam and colt.
A historical column mixes medical quackery and a local tragedy. It promotes a pile remedy by The Dr. Bosanka Medicine Co with a 50 cent price and distributor details, then recounts a grieving widow arrestee and a staged Coca plant tonic endorsement, followed by a hunting accident report about Francis Dowd whose body was found in a pond after a failed duck hunt.
MONMIEDEN the Druggist touts Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup 50 cents to a dollar with free samples. Sinclairville exhibitor shows seven inch pickerel jaw suggesting a sixty pound fish. Rough on Toothache and Rough on Itch advertised for neuralgia and skin conditions. Jamestown appoints Fred W Hyde as Navigation Commissioner of Chautauqua Lake. The Institute for the Blind at Catavia opened with over a hundred pupils. Also mentions a life preserve and a Wellsville loan exhibition with roughly half a million dollars in goods.
An advertisement extols ladies to retain freshness and vivacity with Well's Health Kienever. It notes coarse and fine alpacas used for trappings of styling, including suiting with matching dusters.
An old advertisement-style notice touts Dr Fenner's remedies including kidney ache cure and bowel health. It claims relief for biliousness headaches fevers pimples and skin disorders and promotes a digestible list of healing claims. The piece notes availability from H P Monroe in Dunkirk and mentions a booklet of remedies used worldwide.
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