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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1888
Page
6
An overview of current fashion trends notes the blend of stately and artistic gowns, with gowns ranging from regal brocades to Directoire lines. It highlights bride and bridesmaid attire, lace gowns, empire silhouettes, and the rise of monogrammed stockings as a popular accessory among young women.
The piece describes a ribbon made square bag with two shades of satin ribbons, fringe ends, painted floral sprays, lining, and eyelet holes for silk cards. It then surveys Pretty Afternoon Dresses, Directoire and empire styles, gowns for matrons, and elaborate evening wear with turbans, cloaks, gowns, and plume trims reflecting holiday season fashions.
An overview of the New York State Dairymen's Association its origins at Littles Falls in 1877 and Syracuse in 1877 with aims to promote dairy farming and improve butter and cheese manufacture plus the establishment of an experimental station at Geneva. It notes the association's influence large dairy economy and notable members including Grover Cleveland and Gov. David B. Hill and cites a 1957 report with 119 members and state funding in 1953.
An 19th century ad promises relief and cure for indigestion under William van Brown's guarantee. The copy highlights dyspepsia, despair, and death as consequences and touts Acker's tablets as a remedy.
The New York dairy committee urges dairy farmers to rely on natural pasture grass as the best food for butter and cheese, supplementing with bran, cottonseed, corn meal, and linseed meal. It warns against poor water and improper cooling, recommending a cowling room and controlled temperatures to preserve milk and cream quality.
Frank J Cheney of J Cheney & Co Toledo offers one hundred dollars to any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason verifies oath, December 6, 1886. Cure taken internally. agents sell at 75 cents.
An advertisement claims a miracle product called Bleen Hides will improve digestion and cure dyspepsia if used as directed. It asserts many spend large sums seeking it and promotes Eleetsie Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia and liver issues. The copy names Joseph B Garrott Druggist and lists price per bottle.
Van Wert Cheoncal Co of Wateruiwn NF reports solid sales with 295 bottles in six months and only four returns. The note cites testimonials from prominent city residents and offers sale through Wik emason Browr with tree pricing.
An elderly woman with tuberculosis is saved after reading of a new medical discovery on scrap wrap paper. She buys samples and bottles, grows stronger, and reaches a healthy weight. The ad boasts free bottles and urges readers to obtain the remedy via local drugstores.
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