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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1883
Page
3
A reflective passage on marriage and the sacrifice of a young bride. The speaker compares the bride’s joy on her wedding day to future hardship and old age, urging pity for those who endure unfulfilled delusions and questioning the fairness of envy.
Alfred J. Papin of St Louis says his nephew suffering from an obstinate inflammatory rheumatism found relief with St Jacobs Oil after other treatments failed. He calls it the greatest cure for pains in the world and recommends it.
A New York Tribune excerpt describes a cigar establishment where German origin boys learn Havana style rolling from Cuban Spaniards. The boys, sons of cigarmakers, are paid, win prizes, and have a library. A Chicago Tribune note adds a Monroe Street story of not loaning a Beau to a sister for a party.
The column lists Wheat, Bakley, Barley, Corn, Oats, Flour prices for various grades and regions including Chicago St Louis and location notes. It also includes butter eggs ham lard pork and cattle values, plus feature lines on fruit and various patent medicines and consumer goods with promotional chatter.
An odd blend of praise for Thomas Electric Oil claiming medals for its cures and wide U.S. distribution accompanies travel hotel notices and brief product blurbs. The text touts relief from aches and pains and cites a Grand Union Hotel in New York and Metropolitan Hotel in Omaha with lodging and transit details. It also includes short medical endorsements and ads for Ely Cream Balm and Brown’s Iron Bitters with user testimonials.
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