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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1892
Page
4
Bargain No 1 offers Genuine Indigo Calico at our price from $1 2c per yard. Bargain No 2 features Ladies all wool medicated shirts and drawers at $1.00 to $1.25 per garment. Bargain No 3 lists Men’s all wool shirts and drawers in medium quality. Bargain No 4 presents Pure Wool Western Factory Flannel four and a half ounce goods in all colors.
A London News writer details Marie Bashkirtseff’s tomb in Passy, noting a white stone monument with twenty four titles, a poetry verse, and a glass door to a bright interior. The chamber features Bashkirtseff busts palms memorial wreaths stained glass portraits and artful furnishings that contrast with typical graves.
Mr and Mrs Loren Trescott keepers of the Gov Lighthouse at Sand Beach Michigan. Their daughter fell ill last April with measles then a dreadful cough and fever. After home and Detroit doctors failed she rapidly worsened to a mere handful of bones. Dr King’s New Discovery cured her after two and a half bottles. A free trial bottle is offered at Joe K Smock’s drug store.
The article recounts how Lord Rosebery boarded a brougham at Waverley station and left papers on the carriage door. The coachman, assuming the master was inside, drove seven miles toward Dalmeny parks before returning to find the empty vehicle and papers. Lord Rosebery then reappeared later in good humor aboard the omnibus.
A Nebraska resident praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm noting severe rheumatism made movement impossible and six bottles were used with great relief. The testimonial mentions availability of 50 cent bottles from Joe K Smock.
Authorities proved the recent smallpox outbreak in British Columbia originated in China. The finding links the epidemic to a Chinese source, prompting calls for enhanced border health measures and rapid response protocols.
Chicago News recounts a tale of Phillips Brooks declaring he would be too busy to see anyone including Gabriel yet meets a New York classmate Nichols at his door and chats an hour. The bishop explains the difference between Gabriel and Nichols, noting Nichols deserves the face time.
Public claim asserts doctors err in treating heart disease and that heart ailments lead to many deaths. It promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cure as the sole reliable remedy with thousands of testimonials and free books, sold by Crowder & Reed's.
The article notes Dr Willard Parker receiving 100000 for a facial excrescence removal from a New York heir and Dr William Bradley of St Louis earning 56000 for a mental health case. It also profiles Dr John P Munn, Jay Gould's physician with a 25000 yearly take and stock-market gains. A farmer in Albia Iowa touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy for croup with a 50 cent bottle claim. The Spectator laments the death of conversational art.
A brief exchange recounts a tale of a young couple who walked up a hill with a coachman sharing a queer warning. They vanished from sight as they climbed higher and higher and reappeared only to have gone down on the other side.
A grieving wife Mrs. F C Roe writes of suffering and intending self harm in Watkins. The clipping promotes Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with a free trial bottle from Crowder and Reeds. It notes a London custom where a horn sounds nightly at a mayor's door in Ripon England per J P T Smithson.
If you feel weak from la grippe or general malaise Electric Bitters is recommended to aid liver stomach and kidneys. A sick headache relief claim is made with one trial proving its value with large bottles at 50 cents.
An old promotional verse highlights Castoria as a trusted remedy from infancy to motherhood. The slogan traces a family line from baby to children, emphasizing continuity of use and brand loyalty across generations.
Reports note a jail in Sherman Texas valued at $90,000 with ten prisoners who escaped using a 35 cent file. London cemeteries reportedly cover 2,000 acres worth at least $10,000,000. A complete suit of horse armor is described, and a Portland Maine woman hoards over a million canceled postage stamps.
Advertisement proclaims Dr. Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills regulate liver stomach and bowels through nerves. It says the pills speedily cure biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation and are suitable for men women and children. 50 doses 25 cents samples free at Crowder & Reeds.
Anecdotal claims tout European clockmakers’ ten year run without winding and push various tonics. Advertisements tout Ner vine cure for indigestion and nervousness, with bottles sold by Jos. K. Smock. Also promoted are English Spavin Liniment for horses and Barnes treatment for numerous ailments with testimonials and mail consultations.
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