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The Genrszto News highlights merchant deals as a key feature of the issue. Advertisers offer set bargains and notices aimed at readers seeking local commerce and market updates.
04 Oct 1888
Page 3
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Newspaper
Geneseo News
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1888
Page
3
The Genrszto News highlights merchant deals as a key feature of the issue. Advertisers offer set bargains and notices aimed at readers seeking local commerce and market updates.
Citizens gathered at The News office as stories circulated about frozen ants reviving in logs and a Swed ish Christmas tale. Joe Arnett doubted the ant claim while Andrew Soderberg spoke of a near fatal ice incident and a man revived after fourteen feet under. A medical view warns twenty percent of people are buried alive and laments funeral haste.
Andrew Peterson moved to Pearl street. Ramsey’s choice patent Minnesota Flour advertised as Peerless flour at Bradley & Curley. Cragin & Son’s sold fruit jars and jelly tumblers. Bradley & Curley prided fresh groceries and invited public patronage. A magic lantern man was roughed at a nearby schoolhouse after boys entered without paying and drank his lantern alcohol.
The German American school house and its furniture and fixtures are offered for sale. Inquiries may be directed to Wa. Snrpee at the Democratic Free Reading Room near Nusbaum's Clothing Store. The room is open daily and in the evenings and a cordial invitation is extended to all. The file lists periodicals including Puck Harper's Weekly Belford's Magazine New York World Courier Journal Standard N Y Henry Bean Philadelphia Times Boston Globe Des Moines Leader Rock Islander Chicago Times Chicago Herald. Regular Club meetings occur every Thursday evening.
A diverse roster listing individuals including Charles Allen Elisabeth Carthauer Emma Duck Ella Emmett Andrew Herdy S H Littlefield Angelike Lindquest Mame Ogburn Andrew Petterson Minnie Peterson Peter Peterson Bertha Robinson H Sandin and Frank White. The note mentions Joseph Dunhan P M Lrpa M AMMEBEZAN as an assisting official in a calling for a shove phrase.
Gen Palmer Rock Island notes Joe Kreiger of Cambridge in town Monday. Herman Berger and family reside first door east of the water works. The Evangelical Church has been painted by P Johnson and his ep. A blind confidence leads to mistakes. Dr Bull's Cough Syrup is advised for colds at 25 cents.
A Rockville Indiana resident reports relief from catarrh after using Papillon Clarke's flax extract, praising the cure and recommending it to others. The advertisement notes Reliable Druggists sell it for $1.00, with prepaid mailing or payment on receipt, and lists J. E. Wright as a local seller.
Stumm Brothers of Nuenkirchen Germany offer a $2500 prize for the best device to prevent workers from inhaling dust when grinding slag.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and lung ailments with a money back guarantee. It claims relief for throat chest and bronchial diseases and offers trial bottles at J B Moderwell’s DrugStore. Include a vignette about Nancy Edgerly discarding medicine.
The article touts Aver'n Pills as reliable and safe a cathartic medicine made from vegetables with no dangerous drugs. It cites large use in the South and West for liver derangements and includes a patient testimonial from Dr. Burne of New Bern, praising stomach and liver recovery after use.
A mixed advertisement fragment endorses Baby Syrup for infants, Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifying tonic, Papillon skin remedy, and Dr King’s products for consumption and health. It mentions prices, manufacturers, and retailers, with a note on a London world convention and a general sales guarantee.
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