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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1892
Page
3
Johnnie laments blossoms blown from trees by the breeze while Aunt Ruth muses on beauty and waste. She imagines the falling petals as letters from Heaven, hints that the cherries will follow with the season. The scene blends childhood wonder with a pious perspective on nature and providence.
Miss Hunt, once a diligent columnist in New York, leaves journalism after a busy stretch and mysterious departure. A winter night brings her back to the Western home where loving parents waited with open arms.
A Porthund physician and a Rath theologian visited Bowdoin Medical School to study microscopic slides of peculiar glands. The doctor led a scientific discussion while the clergyman, tired of the topic, quipped that doctors know too little about uncertainties and theologians about the afterlife. He implied that silence equals consent and that prayer grants favors from the Lord.
Dr R A Gunn defends proprietary medicines, stating he still believes Warner's Safe Cure helps urinary and bladder ailments and has helped patients where other treatments failed. He cites Dr J G Holland and urges the public to consider such remedies alongside medical opinion.
A seven foot tall tree near Tuscarora, N Y bears luminous leaves that shine at night, similar to a bay tree, with a gummy external substance. The text warns of poisonous mist, extols Hostetter’s Bitters for malaria and related ailments, notes a thorny plant of Kalahari, and includes varied advertisements and tips on cures and elixirs.
Mrs J W Tillbrook wife of McKeesport Pennsylvania mayor recounts using Hood's Sarsaparilla to cure her six year old son Willie of erysipelas and impure blood. She endorses Hood's as a safe vegetable tonic that does not gripe and notes personal benefit. Her testimonial appears with address and praise for the remedy.
Public notice promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative cleansing kidneys liver and bowels. Claims health benefits and wide usage with insistence on its pleasant taste.
An advertisement claims August Flower relieves and cures dyspepsia by targeting the stomach and liver. It asserts the remedy is widely available through large manufacturing plants and sold in towns nationwide, stressing its single purpose and proven effectiveness.
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