Richmond man named Grisamy wave fenion for army fourteen years
John Baird of Richmond Maine is described as a Grisamy wave fenion for the army with fourteen years of service and currently in good health, noted as hale and at om vipers.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1892
Page
7
John Baird of Richmond Maine is described as a Grisamy wave fenion for the army with fourteen years of service and currently in good health, noted as hale and at om vipers.
Jas E Dederick of Saugerties New York testifies after two years of severe stomach trouble and physician treatment that August Flower relieved his symptoms, restored strength, and made him feel like a new man.
A miscellany of humorous anecdotes from sailors, a desk fiasco with a tongue on a bald head, petticoat government jokes in a train car, a 2.30 horse chasing a 9.40, and quips on faith, money, and etiquette. Names include Paddy, Bill Smith, and Hiram with city scenes from Detroit and St. Louis.
A jumble of letters and ads recounts a Baltimore merchant’s notice on recommendations for old ailments and chilblains, a wife’s find of muster rolls in a junk shop, and brief notes on cure claims and periodicals, including Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup, a dental room pun, and a Youth’s Companion prospectus.
The drummer in Servian regiments never carries the drum. It sits on a two wheeled cart drawn by a large dog that leads just ahead of the drummer.
The report notes that persistent catarrh and related ailments can be cured with permanently effective remedies. Experts contend that even long standing cases may yield to treatment, offering hope to sufferers.
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