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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1890

Page

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Bowser Buys A Pig And Builds A Pen

An amateur farmer named Bowser purchases a pig and orders lumber to build a barn addition. He defends the expense as a hedge against rising pork prices and imagines profits from home meat. A carpenter builds the pen while tensions over the deal rise. The pig arrives in a wagon with two men guarding it and bites a worker.

Mr. Bowsers Tamara Bowser Durham T'vo Mr. Bowser Mra. Bowser

Pig in Yard Escapes Pen Causes Comical Alley Scene

Local resident Mr Bowser ends up with a wagonload of mischief as a pig kept in his yard breaks free. The animal rushes the pen, roars, and distracts a bystander crowd including a potato and apple peddler. Neighbors mistake it for a lion, while Bowser jokes about farming and reclaiming the animal.

Mr. Bowser Mr. Bower Howser

Myopic progress and school hygiene concerns rise

The British Medical Association panel discusses myopia's link to study and mental effort. Experts note heredity and school conditions like poor light and bad desks worsen eye strain, with data from Bresta and other regions indicating rising myopia across Europe and America.

London British Medical Association Great Britain Douders Lundolt Bresta Waa Greenwich Hospital Aisty France America M. Drelain Paris sEabeery Jong Banhing Paca Apes—Onioagn Ae

Rempel’s Drug Store Ad Promotes Rouse Remedies

An old Logan Ohio advertisement lists Dr Rouse’s Crystal Alterative Compound for a range of illnesses, touts Crystal Cough Cure and Crystal Liver Pills, and highlights a claim of fortune at Rempel's Drug Store at Main and Market streets. The text also includes a Newcastle style dialogue about a prescription and a brief dismissive line from a skeptic.

Dr. Rousel Dr. Rouse Rempel’s Market Sts Logan Ohio

Electric Bitters praised as a universal remedy

An old advertisement claims Electric Bitters cure liver and kidney ailments remove pimples and affect diseases caused by impurity. It says the product drives malaria from the system, prevents fevers, aids constipation, and guarantees full satisfaction with a refund. Sold at a local drugstore for a price per bottle.

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Local Patent Salve Offered for Broad Ailments in Logan

An advertises a salve claimed to cure oats bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores and other eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or refund. Sold for 86 cents per box by F H Lanuincroy in Logan, promising relief for various skin conditions and piles.

F H Lanuincroy Logan

The Wonderful thing about It discovery promise

The ad touts a Dr King s new discovery that becomes a household staple after trial. It claims relief for coughs colds throat and chest troubles with a money back guarantee and trial bottles free at F Hapington s Drug store.

Dr. King F. Hapgington

Died in New Jersey: the baby-smoker Winfield Hancock Doran

The infant known as the baby-smoker died in Wrenton New Jersey after a week of illness from diphtheria. Born in May, he celebrated his fourth birthday and had a remarkable habit of smoking from infancy. His father, an inveterate smoker, influenced the child who began smoking before seven months old, favoring pipes and strong cigars. Doctors found nicotine poisoning with no remedy, noting the boy thrived on tobacco and seldom smoked cigarettes. The family proudly documented his precocious smoking prowess and his habit of riding in a baby carriage with a black pipe.

Winfield Scott Hancock Doran Wrenton N. J Weel Winfield Elmer Rogers Trenton Winfeld

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