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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1862
Page
4
A fragment describes a Cincinnati area case where Martin Robbins suffered a leg fracture and poor recovery. It notes use of Beovill's Preparation and Covill's Barbaparella with Bilingia, claimed to treat scrofula and syphilitic diseases, amid uncertainty about outcomes.
A letter describes a whole family suffering severe skin sores and boils for months. The writer recounts attempting various medicines and treatments over six months with little relief. He mentions personal hardship, work loss, and reliance on a doctor’s remedies amid ongoing illness.
The readable fragments reference merchants and locations such as A. L. Hoovill & Co and 19 West Right Street, Cincinnati. Mentions of sales, products like vegetables minerals and a court or legal tone appear in a damaged ad-style block. The exact items and names are incomplete due to OCR errors.
In 1807 testimonials from Darke and Hamilton counties praise Pain Foose as a cure for bilious colic diarrhea and abdominal pain. One user reports rapid relief after taking a bottle, claiming complete recovery after ongoing symptoms. Another note credits its use to ease excruciating cramps.
In Paarreville Vinton County Ohio on August 5 1864 H W Stoddard writes to endorse Dr Waker's Cholera remedy. He claims steady relief and asks for a larger bottle stating the medicine has cured every reported case in the area. He emphasizes the medicine's high reputation and asks for prompt shipment.
An undated letter from A Caldwell in Wrourra October 1898 alleges a supposed cancer cure sold by De Banee's Page Paracas. The writer urges families to keep the medicine on hand claiming it relieves facial bone and liver tumors and condemns those who doubt it.
Phillip Kuhn and Co advertise building stone for walls and sills with wide stock and cash discounts. Jacob Crouse offers groceries and liquors on Main Street near the bridge with low prices and country delivery. August 23 1860.
The Home Journal notes the Vorage Waters modern iron frame pianos as superior built with thorough materials. The tone is deep and mellow with elastic touch, Bach Piano warranted three years. Prices range from 178 to 700 dollars with testimonials praising merit and national reach.
An auctionlike catalog lists pianos and harmoniums priced from 35 to 260 dollars, with makers such as Prince of Wales and Maton. It promotes tuned, in-tune instruments with warranties, plusA liberal clergy and school discounts. Also advertised are Day School singing books, The Day School Bell volumes, and new instrumental music including Lincoln's Grand March and General's Quickstep with prices.
A fragmented listing of music and songs with multiple likely misread titles and authors. The readable items mention Jenny's Tenet and a few authors such as Stephan CS Punter Rev Fe Lowryreget and J. BaDeca, with unclear context and dates.
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