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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1891
Page
3
Open offer from the product makers pledges $500 cash for an incurable case of catarrh. The ad asserts Dr Sage's Remedy cures the worst, with a permanent result, not mere palliation. Readers pay fifty cents to begin a trial, and the company will pay if no cure is achieved.
The Chicago Tribune warns Northwest farmers about a fraudulent circular claiming Europe will face a wheat shortage, urging holdbacks to inflate prices. It argues a market manipulator may profit by sowing fear, while noting railroads and storage strain as farmers sell to meet debts and pay equipment costs amid rising shipments and global supply chatter. A Palmer Mass. bridge rescue near this tale adds local peril to the page.
Raiche and Whalen crossed a frigid stream to aid a stranded selectman. Whalen lashed a wire to his waist, rode into ice water, and across the current, a boyman on a raft pulled shivering Mr. Dillon to safety. A raft then carried the rescued man to a farmhouse.
Six tracks in one night show coons following rabbits across swamp, wall, brook, and orchard. A coon carried a frightened rabbit to water and ate it. hunter notes careful chasing by scent, not sight, amid cold after the night of prints.
A mooted question asks if a man can be a successful businessman and a Christian. The piece argues a man can be both without treating Christianity as stock in trade. An ad mentions a weekly 3 inch display with unique words and a Crescent logo offering free samples. The Sahara border across Algeria is described as a winter resort for European invalids via railway.
An October excursion sale offers one fare round trip to southern points, valid thirty days, the last of its kind this year. For rates and timetables, address Stone, GP TL AO EL RK R., Chicago. A movement in Philadelphia grows to resist surrendering seats in public conveyances to women. Also ad for Aline’s Nerve Restorer and Dr. Kline remedies.
An old advertisement describes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a liquid taken internally that acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It promotes testimonials and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo as manufacturers. Mentions railroads moving millions of passengers and tons daily, and cites a 50 cent price for Piso's Remedy for Catarrh in drugstores.
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