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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1882
Page
3
A Hover Journal piece offers etiquette tips on being a pleasant guest. It urges readiness for any plan, sincere interest in hosts, avoiding disparaging comments, and seeking the hostess’s view before agreeing to plans, noting etiquette varies by place and the aim is mutual enjoyment.
Judge J. T. Bossier of St. Tammany parish and the State Legislature stated to a representative that St Jacobs Oil is very efficacious in sprains and bruises and there is no oil or liniment equal to it, as reported by the Times-Democrat in New Orleans.
A collage of brief items spans humorous exchanges, medical notices, and local color. Highlights include a telegramd meeting turned restraint tale, a mayor praising St Jacobs Oil, Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage visit, Dr Guysett’s liver focus, a billiard ball flareup, and a moving tale of a young musician.
The advert touts Truth conquers as a coin remover, claiming rapid results with all coin types and warning against imitations. Sold by Lord Steutenburgh & Co in Chicago with druggists retail and wholesale distribution. A stray quip about coin dating follows, attributed to a maiden and a male acquaintance.
Marshall Michigan based firm mails Dr Dye’s Electro-Voltaic Belts on a thirty day trial for nervous debility and low vitality with a promise of restoration of vigor. No risk beyond the trial period. address provided. A doctor recalls a patient who died only because he stopped the medicine and left without paying.
A scrambled extract notes Time over And again Thomas EcLectric Ox as a salutary folk remedy for croup sore throat and bronchial infections. A lawyer jokes about Gilhooly and his father and a dog voter quip. Mixed ads mention kidney disease cures and a Jersey City pamphlet. A Worristown Herald remark recounts a woodchopper finding an egg producing a peculiar male bird.
A sprawling compile of 19th century ad copy and light humor. Items promote White Wine of Tar Syrup for coughs, a kidney and liver cure, and various tonics. jokes about a donkey ride, large ears, and a balloon heir. described discoveries, patent medicines, and a Montana ice lake rumor.
A collage of medical quackery and odd humor notes. It mentions Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for biliousness and liver complaints, a suicide attempt, a plea for Dime Series pamphlets, and various patter lines about tonics, tonics, and jokes. The mix includes advertisements for Elmert’s Extract and cod liver oil, plus university-style quips and a Chicago College plug.
Nate merchants in Mexican cities complain that their Yankee competitors, who are increasing in number, are disregarding the old custom of closing stores between 11 o clock and 3 every day in hot weather. The lazy Mexicans are compelled to lose either their siesta or considerable trade.
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