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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1871
Page
1
An advertisement extols Hoofland's German Bitters and Tonic as alcohol free remedies. It touts extracts from German roots and bark, claims strong liver and digestive benefits, and lists pills and tonics with prices and distributor details. It promotes safety, potency, and universal availability through Druggists.
An old medical advertisement extols Henry T. Helm bods extract as a universal cure for chronic diseases and skin and urinary ailments. It claims dramatic blood purification, relief from diabetes, kidney and bladder issues, and sex related complaints. The text touts Buchu and Rosewash products as pivotal remedies for complexion, skin conditions, and urinary health.
Promoted medicines by Henry T. Helmbold, with delivery to any address and 20 years in service. Warnings to beware of counterfeits, urging customers to ask for Helmbold’s at depots in New York and Philadelphia and druggists everywhere.
A rural-urban tale follows Mettie Hays, misled by Mrs. Pyle's rumors about an engagement to a rich cousin, as Ralph Medway discovers her innocence. After a chance meeting with a farmer, truth resurfaces, and Medway reunites with Mettie, bringing her to the metropolis to begin a future together.
A youth in the lower suburbs was bitten by a large copperhead. Blood showed venom, the snake escaped, and Wells of Jefferson Township Works tracked its scent to the wood and captured the reptile within half an hour. The copperhead is said to carry a cucumberlike odor detectable by experts.
The Peach Tree Borer harms young trees and is less destructive after six to eight years. Inspect semi annually in June and September, clean the bark with a sharp knife, remove decayed matter, worms, and wash wounds with wood ash and soap. Remove soil four to five inches around the crown and wash the tree.
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