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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1883
Page
3
A prominent 19th century scientist advocates reform against dogma and blind empiricism. He argues patients deserve rational, prompt treatment and urges physicians to trial useful remedies regardless of origin, citing Warner's Safe Cure for Bright's disease with observed improvements.
The writer, Lt. A Gunn M D dean and professor, endorses a remedy across medical schools. He explains his independence to use any treatment that relieves patients, commending the remedy frankly and noting his roles with the United States Medical College of New York and the Medical Tribune.
The market reports list commodities with pricing across categories. Wheat No 2 three cents, Barley 64 cents, Corn and Oats per bushel, Flour and butter prices, and meat quotes for pork, lard, beef, and cattle. Horse-and-stick notes show varied figures for sheep, hogs, and cattle, with St. Louis and national excerpts.
The October Century quotes Luther on how anger sharpens his mind and work. Perry Davis Pain Killer boasts wide fame for removing pain across the body. Mrs. Langtry plans U S travel on October 12. Lyon's Patent Heel Stiffeners touted as town favorite. Fraud warnings issued for Rough on Rats copy. Paris free night schools report 14 000 pupils. Brown's Iron Bitters marketed as non headache iron medicine. Railroad stop costs cited at 40 to 50 cents.
A scattered page mixes sensational home care lines with patent medicine pitches and travel ads. It touts remedies for hay fever and nervous debility, plus hotel promos in Omaha and streetcar notes, reflecting a bustling, instruction-laden 19th century ad-scape.
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