04 Feb 1887
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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1887
Page
1
Richland Springs items report efforts to secure a Fort Worth railroad, legislative bills on women’s suffrage in northern cities, strikes and labor notice rules, and debates over liquor and weapon sales. Local notes include fires, appointments, road to recovery plans, and community updates in politics and business.
An old advertisement boasts Novhlea Azalea Salter products curing fever sores tetter corns piles and many skin ailments with a 25 cent box. It claims guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded and promotes J N Eddins & Co as sellers with a free trial bottle offer.
A New York paper outlines the strike's tolls with headlines on lost homes, hunger, and shattered fortunes. It notes 4,600 strikers. fewer than 200 rehired, 10,000 affected, and Martin Irons as an outcast while Knights of Labor dissolve within the Missouri Pacific system. Also mentions Brown's Iron Tonic ad and Gulf extension work nearing twelve miles from Reil River.
The unprecedented sale of Bo schee's German Syrup is praised as the safest cure for coughs colds and severe lung issues. It says the remedy treats the cause not the symptom and leaves the body in healthy condition. A bottle at home will save doctor bills. price 75 cents for a large bottle. Splendid rains have fallen in the drought-stricken north reviving hope.
A man suffered lingering illnesses until he tried Electric Bittera and found relief after six doses, gaining weight and believing he would have died otherwise. The ad notes a sale of river valley land and closes with a town newspaper critique urging local business support for the paper.
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