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Newspaper
Friendship Weekly Register
Location
Friendship, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1889
Page
7
Local items recap sales and ads from Friendship and nearby areas, including for sale a Phaeton Carriage, furniture moves, church events at the Universalist and Baptist parishes, farm equipment displays, and community meetings. Mentions visitors, weddings, and obituaries plus society gossip and business notices.
Regents' Examination results show V A Brainhard, J Corbin, G Jones among others passing studies in June at Friendship Academy. A separate note records plans by Treary L. Jones of Wellsville and Miss Mary Cottrel of Richburg addressing local meetings. Prohibition amendment in Pennsylvania defeated by rural counties with cities voting strongly against it.
A Rochester resident testifies to severe back and kidney pain from a cold, says a physician diagnosed Gravel, and credits Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy of Rondout New York with a complete cure after two bottles. The letter extols the medicine as best for kidney and liver diseases and malaria.
A Newark mother writes Doctor Hang praising a teething lotion from a popular remedy, claiming it cured her baby’s colic and keeps her using other cures instead of physicians. Doctor Hann replies that the colic is cured by removing undigested food with periodic doses. Advertisement notes Druggists W. H. Scott and A. V. Jones in Friendship, New York.
Legal notice from E. E. Coon of Friendship dated May 12 1889 declaring his wife Rose Tyler Coon has left the home and child and warning all persons not to furnish any goods to Rose Tyler Coon on his account or expense. He states he will pay his own bills.
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