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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1871
Page
1
Medical advertisement for Helmbold's Compound Fluid Extract Catawba Grape Pills proclaiming their use for fevers jaundice biliousness nervous headaches costiveness and liver complaints. It emphasizes vegetable composition mercury and mineral free make vague invocations of miraculous energizing effects and notes no sugar coating to ensure stomach dissolution.
An 19th century advertisement proclaims Henry T Helmbold's Blood Purifier cures frailties from scrofula to syphilis and skin diseases. It asserts blood purification eliminates chronic constitutional disease and promises clear skin, restored health, and beautified complexion. It markets the remedy as the only reliable cure for pains and swellings, ulcerations, blotches, and eruptions.
Patent medicine advertisement detailing Helmbold remedies for diabetes kidney and urinary issues with Buchu and Rosewash benefits, priced tonics and cautions about counterfeits, plus Hoofland tonics and external oil for broad ailments. Names Henry T. Helmbold and H. T. Welmbold featured with addresses and depots.
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr Hoofland's Pedophyllin as a powerful vegetable cathartic for liver and bowel cleansing. It links two pills to quick, complete relief and recommends concurrent use with Dr Hoofland's German Bitters or Tonic for blood, nerves, and liver support. Sold by druggists nationwide with express shipment from the German Medicine Store in Philadelphia.
In a Sanford Home Magazine tale, Martin, a reserved father, learns to drop his cold manner after witnessing his friend Fairchild’s warm family. He resolves to change, embraces his children with hugs, shares smiles with his wife, and lets music bring light to their evenings, restoring harmony and joy.
A tale of Artemus using a rusty musket to shoot crows ends with him admitting fear to fire it. A countryman in Boston claims the letters P O P S F C reveal his self styled title Professor of Psalmody from Connecticut. A Worcester mayor gifts a clock to a new high school. A theatrical critic mocks a church sermon report as performance. Police and court notes summarize Nelson Rose’s crime sequence and prison sentence.
A Colorado reader recounts an Indian scare while mowing on an island near Denver. He fled with baby and rubber boots, left water and food for the infant, and fled to Planter's House. He later saw his ear heels worn by the boot and blamed sunburn in a humorous ending.
Paris is recovering rapidly with restoration of devastated districts. Private homes escaped major damage and can be rebuilt easily. Bronze statues at Hotel de Ville survived, unlike Chicago where metal melted. Hotel de Ville to be rebuilt as before. Tuileries reduced in size. Vendome column under suspicions state.
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