29 Jun 1883
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Newspaper
Lebanon Weekly Pioneer
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1883
Page
1
In Brooklyn Eagle excerpt Mr. and Mrs. Spoopendyke puzzle a time-table. They argue over Buffalo departures and two trains to Chicago, debating schedules and rail line quirks with comic frustration.
An account near Elmwood on the Carthage pike tells of a clever shepherd dog guiding a flock of sheep onto a covered wooden bridge. The dog leaped onto the sheep, seized an ewe by the wool, and led the flock across while the owner watched, proving the animal’s sagacity.
The advertisement extols Brandreth’s Pills as the most reliable carefully prepared purgative of the present age. It claims the product cures headaches constipation liver complaints rheumatism and dyspepsia clears blood purifies organs and adds years to life, noting fifty years of use by the American public and rising sales.
An elderly Ashfield resident extols Brandreth's Pills as life extending and curative for many illnesses spanning fifty years of use. The testimonial claims cures for measles to paralysis and lists Shiloh's Vitalizer for constipation and dyspepsia with pricing.
A Whitestown notice invites the public to inspect drugs medicines and related goods offered by N and J A Hazeemee, citing 25 years in the trade and 2 years in Whitestown. The ad promises large stock low prices and square dealing plus Shiloh remedies and farm listing services by Arbuckle and Diaz agents in Indianapolis.
Martin Uohi expands facilities at his place in Summer Months to handle lager for Aurora Brewing Company. Beer will be on draught and kept cool. Uohi is the sale agent and bottles the beer himself, guaranteeing purity and freshness.
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