Remedy used in nine dysentery epidemics with success
A few doses of this remedy will variably cure an ordinary attack. It has been used in nine epidemics of dysentery with perfect success.
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1905
Page
8
A few doses of this remedy will variably cure an ordinary attack. It has been used in nine epidemics of dysentery with perfect success.
A compiled fragment discusses a volatile chemical mixture for inflicting bruises and describes various substances and proportions. It also mentions methods to detect adulterated milk and references Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an aid to nature. The text appears as disjointed notes mixing old medicinal brands and household practices.
A short piece notes varied kitchen measures and nonuniform tea spoons from the Brooklyn Times. It contrasts medicine glasses as uniform and highlights using precise measures for salt and flavoring. A separate anecdote recalls a Syracuse man aiding his suffering son and mentions inexpensive burn care options.
John G. Bisher of Gillam Indiana claims relief from a lame back after fifteen years using Chamberlin's Pain Balm. The liniment also helps sprains and bruises and was sold by C Haydon, a local druggist. A New York article notes a strict manager who disciplines servants with fairness and kindness.
A 1901 Hopkinsville notice from Dr. E W Hall of St Louis promotes Hall's Great Discovery a kidney and bladder remedy. It claims cures for kidney issues gravel diabetes seminal issues and back problems for men and women and offers mail order availability via P O Box 629 St Louis Missouri with testimonials and druggist sales.
A column from Frederickstown notes for sale items including thirteen yearling mules by J T Montgomery and seed wheat from Hite Clements. Listings include mares, cattle, cows, shoats and two milch cows from various routings. A March fresh delivery mention and a humorous net profit exchange conclude the fragment.
Land and stock sale to begin at 9 o clock at the Morgan Wright farm on a date to be set. One hundred acres of land along the Seeevewn road and Loretto, including Blandford homestead five miles from Sfield. Land in good order with seven acres tobacco, travelable house and barn, pond, 100 bearing trees. Also the home place may be offered. the Morgan Wright farm totals 110 acres.
Auction notice listing two 2 year old mule stock, yearlings, mares, horses, cattle, hogs, and various implements including a binder xs drill wagons plows and gear. Three acres of tobacco on stick and in barn offered. Terms disclosed day of sale. R P Blandford and S M Campbell auctioneers.
A call for an election in Washington County Kentucky asks voters of Hendren Precinct No 5 to decide at the next November 1905 election whether horses or stock may roam on public highways within the precinct. The county fiscal court has directed the election.
An advertisement extols Paracamph as the key to waking lazy pores and treating eczema rough skin and neuralgia rheumatism. It claims direct skin penetration, cleansing of germs and dirt, and improved circulation. Sold by Paracamph Co Louisville Kentucky USA for daily family use.
Administratrix Lucina Payne announces a sale of four year old work mules in Springfield Kentucky on Monday September 25 1905. Mules are well broken and of proven quality with three months credit and security required. Proceeds go to the estate of David L. Payne.
A public auction in Springfield, Kentucky on September 5 at 1 o clock follows a May 1906 judgment. The property is a tract in Washington County with specified boundary lines and acres, sold on credit with bond and sureties, under order of the Washington Circuit Court. Bidders must comply with bond and security requirements. M. G. Leachman, M. C. W. C. C.
For sale a 50 acre tobacco farm near ae erland s at Washington county. The property includes one a ce roomie, stock barn and a well. Fifteen acres are suitable for tobacco and the land is well fenced. For further particulars write H Weekly, W T Comstock.
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