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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1897
Page
2
A Springfield era weekly notes publishment with Otterbein Indiana postmark discusses Congress sessions, Irish American petitions against arbitration with Great Britain, and local political factions. It mentions figures like Secretary Long, Gov. Brady of Alaska, ex Senator Blackburn, Vice President Hobart, and local justice Plummer. The item surveys national finance, conspiracy theories, and public notices from a periodical.
A fragmented local note cites a dispute on Main Street involving Pup Late-Cixw and Hugnive of Woes Nuaur Linden. The readable text hints at a civil matter or use dispute but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
An advertisement touts Dr Rogers Cure as a pure vegetal remedy promising permanent cure in one month for nervousness potency nightly emissions memory loss and other sexual disorders from self abuse. It offers tablets mailed in a scented envelope for 30 dollars or stamps with a mail order to Rodgers & Co. Lock Box 17.
A household ad from Wallaceville Georgia promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a universal remedy for rheumatism lame back sprains and bruises. It claims the balm costs four dollars and urges preparations at F Burns’ drug store for emergencies.
Tas opens a furniture shop at No 14 north 2rd street Lafayette Indiana promising new and secondhand furniture. Tam plans to buy secondhand goods in large or small quantities and to store goods at reasonable prices. 6 Bulaley.
An advertisement claims a religious remedy cures consumption and all bronchial and lung diseases. It promises free bottles to five readers and lists a long address block. The offer is presented with sales language and vague medical claims.
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