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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1882
Page
3
The article argues balanced work sustains body and mind, warns against overwork and stimulants, and explains physiological capital as daily income and outgo. It compares human labor to business balance and to animals, noting exhaustion leads to bankruptcy or the need for rest and recovery.
Mr Barton of Redway and Barton cites his son’s rheumatism case in Cincinnati Enquirer. After trying various doctors with no cure, two bottles of St Jacobs Oil were said to fully cure the boy, illustrating the remedy’s perceived efficacy.
A Boston Post writer describes backwoods New Englanders living nearby in Maine and New Hampshire. They have no children or carriage, walk to church weekly, save money in walls, and harbor orthodox views with old style politics. Many rely on church meetings for world news. editor J H Mabbitt praises St Jacobs Oil for rheumatism. London’s Metropolitan Board of Works governs a 122 square mile area with near 4 million people.
A Rochester man recounts a years long struggle with Bright's disease and kidney failure. He details misdiagnoses, worsening symptoms, and a dramatic recovery after using Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, leading to public vow to warn others and share his tale through lectures.
Dr J B Henton declares he will warn others about a dangerous path he once walked and will present facts to substantiate his claims. He acknowledges potential surprise and hostility from the medical profession and from acquaintances as he makes his statement for public welfare.
Gilhooly, deeply in debt, confronted Snip the tailor in a restaurant on Austin avenue. He accused the tailor of extravagance and debt evasion while Snip and friends celebrated with champagne. The exchange ended with Gilhooly abandoning future patronage.
A Country Gentleman writer notes many fern varieties can be cultivated with little trouble in gardens or ornamental grounds. They prefer shade or partial shade, moist cool soil, and positions such as the north side of a house or behind shrubs. Rockeries help display several species, with lowland types lower and hillside varieties higher. Mortar rubbish benefits limestone-derived soils. Once established, ferns require minimal care.
An old advertisement urges readers to seek health, strength and vigor through Dr. Guysett's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. It claims the tonic renews health purifies blood and strengthens every part of the body and asks readers to request it from their druggist.
In a South Clark Street saloon, a nameless man shoved an ivory-handled silk umbrella into a drink order scene. He then raised the umbrella over his head after the glass was filled, a peculiar act witnessed by patrons and staff alike in a noted sour-mash retreat.
A collage of sensational full page ads and snippets proposes trial offers for electro voltaic belts, tonics, and cough remedies. It mocks medical quackery and domestic lore with humorous exchanges about kitchen maids and ministerial endorsements amid garbled orthography and product pitches.
A local paper showcases a collage of late 19th century advertisements and quips. Product pitches include Pur Win's Parntess Coin Extractor, Caswell Hazard cod liver oil, Carboline hair-renewer, and Frazer Axle Grease. The page also carries humorous lines about manners, birthdays, and railroads, plus mock conversation and generic testimonials.
A California bound steamer caught fire and perished near shore. A passenger sacrificed gold to save a girl, carried her to land through towering waves until a final collapse cast both apart. He survived, and the child blessed him as he recovered.
Averin Texas February 20 1891 To Me J W Grihem Desist Deny G Lathrop reports a chronic bronchitis case lasting over a year worsened despite doctors treatment and finalmente relief after using Dr WM Halis Balsam For The Lungs within six hours and three days dramatic improvement he urges sufferers to try the remedy for throat or lung disease.
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