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Newspaper
The Old Abe Eagle
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1895
Page
3
An Eureka Chemical advertisement touts Baco-Curo as a purely vegetable remedy that ends tobacco cravings without quitting. It guarantees cure or money back, offers a 30 day treatment, and is sold by druggists or mail order from La Crosse Wisconsin with a sample request via stamps.
The letter from C W Hornick of Bapt. Bt Paul Minnesota dated Sept 7 1804 describes years of tobacco use and nervous system impact. After trying Keeley No To Bac and other remedies he reports success with Baco Cure after three weeks and praises the product.
Societies announce regular communications for White Oaks Lodge No Regular meetings on first and third Saturdays with visiting brothers invited. Baxter Lodge No 9 K of P meets Thursday evenings at Taliaferro hall. Golden Rule Lodge No 16 meets at Plymouth Congregational Church. Preaching at 11 AM Sundays with Sunday School at 10 AM and Christian Endeavor at 8 PM Wednesdays. Pastor Samuel V Dittey.
Eastern mail from Carthage arrives. After its 1 hour, stage from Lincoln, Southern mail via Nogal Ft Stanton Lincoln and Roawell arrives by 2 to 3 pm for some points. Post office hours run from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sundays 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. and one hour after Lincoln stage arrival. Money orders and Register Dept open 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The notice details subscription terms for 1859 including daily and weekly options, prices for one year or several months, and the Sunday edition. It promotes the paper as the sole champion of silver in the West and urges immediate subscription, especially among miners and Western readers.
Congressman Hermann recounts the 1856 Oregon frontier massacre at Rogue River where Geisel family is murdered leaving Mrs Gel sel and infant captive. Old scout Brown exchanges a captured Indian wife for Geisel and child, scenes of relief and triumph follow with the fort escort.
A survivor recalls enduring 94 hours at sea during a shipwreck, with lifeboats reaching the vessel after long harbor delays. Crowds await ashore, provide warm meals and clothing, and credit Jerry Simpson for bravery and seamanship as the last to leave the threatened craft.
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