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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1887
Page
3
Practical guidance on home nursing for families, including when to seek a physician, safe home treatments for scarlet fever and diphtheria, and a list of simple remedies using mustard plasters, lemons, salt, and other common items. Emphasizes caution with contagious diseases and the value of informed self care.
The Denver Field and Farm notes the current year’s Percheron colt crop in Colorado will exceed eleven hundred, all pure Percherons or half-breeds. The company plans shipping three year old geldings to London this fall for sale, backed by a steady market among brewers and cart men who favor western horses with sound feet and strong lungs.
Medical writer notes hay fever affects English and American people most, especially upper class males. In northern Europe the disease is rare, while France, Germany, Italy, and Spain show low incidence. Chicago Times reports.
The Chicago News reports a new plaza de toros to be built in Mexico City that will rival Spain’s famous arenas. The design features glass covering, aiming to host bull fights without weather interruptions.
A diaristic remark by Dr. Hammond in Susquehanna reflects on ambitious education. The writer notes self-study leads to mistakes, acknowledging the misstep and choosing humility as the next step.
A brief quotation from Christian Reid urges proper manner in humble sustenance. The line emphasizes dignity in simple provisions and conduct.
An advertisement claims the cordial strengthens the blood and skin and suits all ages and both sexes. Premier Norquay of Manitoba notes the Red River Valley road construction continues and hopes to secure funding in England.
The passage touts patent medicines including Dr. J. H. McLean's preparations and Prickly Ash Bitters with claims of cures for numerous ailments and a money-back guarantee. It also notes Mr. Parnell and other Irish leaders staying in England to campaign for Home Rule, and mentions Napoleon’s tomb rumor. It warns about climate-related health issues and endorses River and Kidney Balm for kidney and bladder disorders.
government bond offering details note 1 870 300 Sin bonds sold at 107 90 to 108 price range. A medical ad prompts Dr J H Mclean's Little Liver and Kidney Pills 25 cents. Montrose approves water works by near unanimous vote.
An advertisement touts Original Abietine Ointment as a universal remedy for old sores burns wounds and skin eruptions with a claim to cure piles. It lists W B Mason as the seller at 25 cents a box or 30 cents by mail and notes Dr J H McLean’s Strengthening Cordial as a blood purifier sold by W B Mason.
Charles Kilgore of Lone Tree near Eaton testifies after twenty five years with bleeding piles and ulcers that Rex's Pile Remedy cured him in ten days since Aug 21 1887. He swears to the truth of the statement before Notary James C. Scorr on September 7 1887.
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