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Newspaper
Lima Argus
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1847
Page
4
A verbose reflective address laments passing time and recalls past wars, praising Civil War era figures and battles. It touches on patriotism, lessons of history, and calls for loyalty to native land amid treason fears, ending with social notes on marriage and civic duty.
A prospectus for a new monthly magazine to be edited by Henry D. Moore and Andrew J. Lapscomb, offering literary essays, poetry, and criticism. It pledges liberal support for genuine writing, with aims to elevate taste and educate readers through fiction, science, art, and correspondence. Subscriptions promised at a fixed price with plans for engravings and competitive literary sections.
An old advertisement touts Brandreth Pills as a universal cure for fever and indigestion, claiming rapid relief before medical help arrives. It lists agents in Allegheny Union and warns against unauthorized sellers, while noting unrelated goods and local cabinet ware offerings.
An 19th century advertisement extols a remedy called Dr Duncan's Expectorant. It claims to cure chest ailments by eradicating disease roots, with testimonials from diverse signatories and promises of universal efficacy. The text lists multiple names and places, urging readers to purchase from designated agents and noting supposed professional endorsements.
In Lima Allen County a new tannery project draws attention as workers and suppliers discuss leather processing. The old trade appears poised for revival with mentions of local craftsmen and potential market demand.
A long and varied goods sale is advertised with bargains on fabrics hats tools and household items. Read as an 1890s marketplace notice listing mass merchandise including clothing, yarns, coatings, medicines, crockery, groceries and hardware. Numerous names and places are interlined, reflecting a bustling regional trade and a call to visit local shops for cheap prices and exchanges.
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