13 Jun 1878
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Newspaper
Lebanon Weekly Pioneer
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1878
Page
1
Advertisement from EMIRIDGE TULLER & CO New York offers Dread's Celebrated Asthma Relief with instant relief claims and a refund on purchase. Three sizes available with a $1 suggested retail price and free samples sent to interested buyers.
Persistent claims promise cures for coughs consumption liver and stomach troubles with Shilohs Consumption Cure and System Vitalizer. Advertises refund if no benefit and lists prices from 10 to 1.00 plus Shilohs Porous Plaster. Sold by E T Lane Lebanon Ind and Avery & Tyler Lafayette. Also promotes M B Roberts Horse Powders with laxative tonic and purifying ingredients for livestock.
M. B. Roberts' celebrated Vegetable Embrocation offers relief for sprains wounds swellings stiffness rheumatism and more for manor beasts. In use for nearly fifty years it promises outward healing with no harm. Price 35 cents per bottle. Sold by all storekeepers and Avery Tyler Lafayette.
A St Paul writer extols a western clime for curing throat and lung ailments. He notes thousands travel seeking health and credits Hale's Cough Cordial with many recoveries. It claims no returns on the remedy and reports strong local sales by Baker & Cam, MrBeul.
Historical advertisement claims Dr Geo Pierce Indian Restorative Bitters cure bilious disorders relieve cholera miasis and diarrhea with no rebound effects. It cites Daniel Pike of Newburyport praising it and notes use during cholera morbus summers of 1830 7 and recommends wholesale agency Avery Tyler Lafayette.
A terse verse laments Jim Anderson for taking the mule and preventing others from riding. It mentions Stanley M. being sick and Hayes staying hidden, while the speaker declares themselves in a dire predicament.
Frank Buano recounts a westward journey starting March 12 1878 from Indianapolis to Omaha and on to Sacramento Valley. The narrative covers train life in emigrant cars a desert crossing through Nebraska Wyoming Utah and Nevada with stops at Cheyenne Ogden Roseville and Marysville detailing scenery weather and rough travel conditions.
A proverb notes a farmer’s large docked sign foretelling profits and modest affection. It says if he guides his work rather than being driven by it, he will stay true to good resolve and work his way toward prosperity.
A critical look at how newspaper patronage is defined and perceived. The piece outlines multiple types of readers and advertisers, from paying subscribers to unpaid supporters, and warns that some patronage sustains while others harms a paper’s finances and integrity.
A stout senora sits on a bed wearing a fringed tiger skin and a head covering while a maid sits on the ground with a silver plate bearing a glass of water. The scene notes she uses no cap despite the cloth and curious observers.
A description of a family scene where three young women lounge in a room with unfastened gowns and bare stockings. Their hair is long and plaited, slippers conceal feet, cigars are smoked, and a maid combs hair while the space shows dresses expected for mass and a dresser full of jewelry and trinkets.
Luke Voorhees, superintendent of Cheyenne and Sidney Black Hills lines, arrives from Fort Pierre to establish a stage link to Deadwood connecting with Yankton steamers. Plans include mail service on the Yankton Pierre line, guarded treasure shipments, and a protective iron clad coach.
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