10 Aug 1883
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Newspaper
Reno Evening Gazette
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1883
Page
1
The text argues blood purity as the foundation of life and health, claiming disease can be driven out by purifying the blood. It criticizes iron tonics for blackening teeth and causing headaches, praising a purported remedy Brown s.qon Brrrers as quickly assimilating with blood to strengthen and cleanse the body.
A detachment of 10 men left Fort Douglas to survey the Yellowstone Park Six conductors on the Northen Pacific railroad were discharged last week for knocking down fares. An artesian well company forms at Miles City MT to seek water. The crystal stock 18 20000. John Brearly, Lewiston ID, died in Portland OR at 42. Harvesting near Hollister nearing end. grain yield up but wheat quality poor. Heavy rain on the Sonora railroad to Guymas caused damage. E H Alison, famed scout, jailed at Miles City MT for felonious attempt on his own daughter. Tribolet, Crook's clerk, held to answer at Phoenix for attempting to steal 48,000 pounds of barley. Gilman Davis injured in tunnel collapse on railroad near Redding. Yellowstone Park hotel to be supplied with register pages showing views of wonders. Custom-house receipts at Astoria for year ending June 9 total 109,604.97. prior year 92,? The Susie Green dwelling on Grasy Valley road burglarized. jewelry stolen. American River channel at Sacramento to be changed affecting Norse grant opposite Waldron’s and near South’s Gardens. Willam Hawitton’s Kern county ranch has valuable salt lake, seasonally productive. Archbishop Alemany circular warns against impostors posing as ecclesiastics selling talismans with supposed cures.
Fragmented OCR recounts a scene in a house with a discussion of remedies and a doctor endorsing a porous plaster product called DOSHHOwd HOAT. It mentions prominent hospitals, European cities, and Benson's plasters as prepared from an improved formula by distinguished physicians. Price noted as 2 cents.
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