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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1881
Page
4
The article explains a treatment for sheep scab, caused by an insect burrowing under the skin. It prescribes steeping tobacco in water to extract a medicinal decoction, applying with a brush to all sores, dusting with flour of sulfur, and repeating in two weeks. For shearing time, dip the sheep in a diluted mix and move them to fresh pastures afterward to prevent re-infestation.
Town resident Mrs. O W Hubbard reportedly cured of long standing sciatic rheumatism by St Jacob's Oil, with the remedy receiving strong endorsement from the publication. The claim emphasizes the oil's proven efficacy and value.
Rural veterinary note explains that fat cows at calving are prone to udder congestion. Inflammation is usually confined to one or two quarters, with swelling heat pain and curdled milk. Treatments include a purge of Epsom salts Jamaica ginger and water, limited drinking water, frequent milk removal and two daily hops fomentations followed by camphorated oil and Belladonna liniment.
Aimed at practical orchard care with careful pruning soil fertilization and mulching. Historic examples show William's Favorite near Boston supporting a family and Fameuse trees in Montreal yielding about $500 in 1879. Intermittent bearing addressed by selecting productive varieties and consistent cultivation.
A miscellany of public taste and farming wisdom covers trials of public opinion, poultry care, forestry clubs, manure management, bog meadow drainage, insect control, toad markets in Paris, and New Zealand’s submarine volcanic activity near the Bay of Plenty.
The text lists fever back pain vomiting and urinary changes as kidney inflammation symptoms then asserts Vegetine provides immediate relief when taken regularly. It claims chronic cases show back pain leg numbness skin drooping headaches and general weakness and urges multiple bottles for long standing conditions.
Cincinnati report notes a testimonial from O. Hismita praising VEETINE for kidney ailments. Attested by K. B. Ashfield druggist at Eighth and Central avenues.
Letter from J B McMillen, a first bookkeeper at Newhall Gale & Co., praises VEGETINE for kidney disease. He cites years of suffering and multiple bottles used, claiming the preparation provided notable relief and endorsing it to others with kidney complaints. The note is dated April 19, 1877, from Cincinnati, Ohio, addressed to H R Stevere.
A masked man questions a masked lady at a party and learns her identity from a wart on her thumb. The revelation confirms he is married to her, leaving him shaken by the recognition.
The report mentions capturing a wild man in Asia Minor described as having nothing but a skin over his head. The tone suggests locals may be unaccustomed to bald headed men in that region.
The Evening Express touts Hop Bitters as a medicine with high curative strength. It claims the product contains no poor whiskey or poisonous drugs and that it builds a debilitated system rather than tears it down.
A fair encounter shows a woman urging Mr. Surry to buy a bouquet for the woman he loves. Mr. Smith objects, noting he is a married man. The moment captures local charm and social etiquette at the event.
A Cerro Gordo County man praises Kidney-Wort as the top cure for multi systemic issues. He credits its cleansing action on liver kidneys and bowels for widespread success, noting liquid and dry forms both work well. A separate postal note reports sugar returned with a complaint of excessive sand for table use and insufficient sand for construction.
Medusa praises the late novel as lovely while Fogg counters that the work is a love lie. The exchange marks a sharp literary clash over theme and portrayal between two critics.
A sufferer with kidney troubles reports trying Kidney-Wort and recovering, now recommending it to others. ConvGAL affection quotes a man praising his spouse’s love, while Henderson and Fogg offer witty exchanges. The text claims kidney stomach liver derangement causes pain and presents Kidney-Wort as the remedy, effective in liquid or dry form per Am. Cultivator.
A sharp quote targets a female institute calling it a Vennor weather pre diction due to its many Misses. The remark ties to a youthful critic and the institution’s reception in local circles. The exchange highlights gendered humor in a historic community setting.
A collage of short entries includes patent medicine pitches for Veortine and pinkham compounds, Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup, and Lindsey’s Blood Searcher. It also notes tavern keepers’ livelihoods, a grant for beggars, chatter about horse hoof color, Dairy stable flooring ideas, surf bathing remarks, and a Columbus Georgia Liver Pills endorsement.
The article weighs steam dredges versus sailboats for oyster harvesting in Long Island Sound and argues for-progressive methods while warning that strict laws must curb reckless exploitation. It warns of overharvesting and forest loss as analogies for protecting natural resources to avoid future losses.
The article touts Carboline as a deodorized petroleum product that preserves tonic and restorative elements while removing dense petroleum properties. It’s advertised as a cure for baldness and scalp diseases and a delicate hair dressing that won’t stain hats. Professor Raoul Pictet’s vessel-innovation idea is introduced with a Geneva model to test in lakes, promising higher speed and reduced water resistance.
The ad claims Hop Bitters bring rapid improvement for persons wasted by unknown ailments. It states patients begin to improve from the first dose and continue until full health and strength return. It urges afflicted individuals to obtain Hop Bitters and promises relief. See another column.
The article extols the excitement of grand steeple chases and notes the danger to horses. It credits St Jacobs Oil as a remedy used by owners and breeders to protect and restore valuable racing stock, citing its reputed efficacy in equine diseases and general maltreatment relief. The Philadelphia reference hints at a local endorsement or mention.
Global coal output rose from 193,970,683 tons in 1870 to 294,468,000 tons in 1880 an increase of 100,497,517 tons or fifty two percent. Russia's output surged 275 percent while Spain showed only a 36 percent rise signaling divergent industrial progress.
ManuAN and Headly of Mutual Life Building, Tenth and Chestnut, advertise a superb stock of extra fine quality diamonds offered at prices matching first quality stones. Also promote 15c box Rough on Ruts for keeping a house free from flies bed-bugs roaches rats and mice.
A patient describes severe lung bleeding after a cold and blacksmithing work. After Dr J H Schenck prescribed medicine starting February, the patient reports no night sweats or cough, weight gain of 15 pounds in six weeks, and full improvement. He offers to share his experience with others.
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