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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 24, 1878
Page
9
A Medical Examiner argues complexion reflects blood quality and skin cell translucency. He urges natural habits: early rising, outdoor exposure, ventilation, and washing with soap and water, rejecting cosmetics as ineffective or harmful, since skin cells renew and cannot be subverted by enamel or lotions.
The Medical Mirror praises Cadbury's Concentrated Vegetable Milk for reducing fatty matter and boosting nutrition as a child diet. A Civil Service Gazette excerpt extols Epps Cocoa for digestible nourishment and disease resistance, urging the public to rely on James Epps & Co. homeopathic chemists in London.
A string of marriage announcements dated April 16 to 18 from various churches in Nottingham Lytham Chipping Norton Highgate and Leeds. Names include Spence Donaldson Rodger Bingley Huckvale Greenlees Sheargold Cook Hewron Hepworth Massingham Gosbell Slul mer Potter Rimmington Culverwell and others. Death notices report Mullinger and May with brief ages and locations.
An advertisement roundup promotes Holloway's Pills as tonics for weakness and debility and liver issues. It also touts Judson's Violet Dye for instant ink, Mrs. S. A. Allens hair restorers and Zylo-Balsamum, Reckitt's Paris Blue laundry dye, and Mrs Johnson's soothing syrup for teething infants.
An iron church and fittings, known as Mor nington Church in Hampstead Road London, will be sold by auction under Charity Commissioners order at the Mart Token house-yard on a Tuesday at two. The building seats about 800, includes vestry and reading desk, gas lighting, hot water, and two gas stoves, with a lease term to Christmas 1873 and a portion let for ground rent. Possession after purchase. viewing and details from Gard and Corben and Salter Rex and Co. auctioneers.
An 1870s advertisement extols Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica Food as a universal remedy for dyspepsia, constipation, diarrhoea, nervous debility, and countless other ailments. It claims 28 years of success, 80 000 cures, and notes nourishment equal to meat plus special infant feeding benefits. Purchases include 2s tins with worldwide delivery.
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