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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1886
Page
7
An Eastern suffragist praises Wyoming women after a Cheyenne election incident. A Carbon county couple each vote opposite tickets after a playful wager, meeting at the polls with tickets in hand and sharing a laugh before returning home together.
An account recalls Secretary Stanton and Governor Yates visiting the war office. Yates demands respectful treatment as Illinois governor and insists on his state's needs being respected. Despite an initial tense exchange, the two reach a working understanding after a brief confrontation.
Across lands and seas the merits of St Jacobs Oil as a cure for pain are being acknowledged by both travelers and people. The product is cited as a remedy for various aches and discomforts.
An official in Gloucester Mass receives a letter from Sing Sing New York claiming many Gloucester widows due to fishing deaths. A widower offers a wife under strict terms, including age, no children, education, music taste, and promises gifts and a first kiss in return.
Three members of King and Seaaly in the Cash Room at the U S Treasury report relief from a severe cough after using Star Cough Cure. The remedy shows no ill effects unlike other cough medicines.
At the annual Minneapolis election the Bassett faction won control of the Mississippi and Rum River Boon company, shifting leadership and governance.
In Minneapolis a farm paper urges farmers to learn causes of unprofitability and to follow a recommended course of action for lasting benefit. Separately, St Louis police clashed with strikers, dispersing them and injuring several.
Northwest farmers organize around Farm Stock and Home in Minneapolis. The paper is praised as an earnest, effective worker for farmers, signaling meaningful impact on farm organization and advocacy.
George Scott, a brakeman who previously lost both legs, died at Northfield. The case details his prior injuries and the circumstances leading to his death, with hospital care noted in the report.
A Minnesota publication supports Northwestern farmers without railroad patronage, charging only 50 cents yearly. General Newton Booth, commander in chief of the Salvation Army, has reached San Francisco from Australia.
The article argues consumption is often inherited or caught through carelessness or infection. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for early stages, warning that delay is dangerous. Mention of Seattle's trade and industries being demoralized.
The article argues cosmetics cannot fix emaciation or female weakness and urges inward improvement, citing Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a radiant alternative. It notes a Glendive Montana fire causing $35,000 loss and praises Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, then reports J Armstrong beheaded by a railway near Walker Iowa and Alderman Jachne of New York released on $25,000 bail.
Allen's Lune BatsaM pitched as a cough remedy with no opium, praised by physicians and nurses, sold in 25c 50c and 1 dollar bottles. Allen's Iron Tonic Bitters promises cheerfulness and vigor. Piso's Cure for Consumption touted for bronchitis in repeated small doses.
Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Central Depot New York offers 600 elegant rooms from $1 a day upward. Travelers can save $3 on carriage hire and baggage transfer by staying at the depot area. Lyon's Stiffeners and Peptonized Beef Tonic boast claims of health benefits and vitality for nervous debility and exhaustion. Caswell Hazanp Co proprietors New York sell through druggists.
The health remedy for fills cuts and wounds on horses and cattle is Veterinar bolisalve. It restores hair and skin to normal. Available in 50 cents and 1.00 at druggists or by mail from Cole & Co. Black River Falls.
An assortment of drug advertisements and brief notices includes Warner's Waste Syrup claims a free two bottles offer for ministers and teachers, Brown's Iron Bitters praised for typhoid recovery, Athlophoros touted for rheumatism, and Bigelow's Positive Cure pitched for coughs. Also mentions a Masonic Eastern Star chapter in Anoka, a Hartland suicide, and a St. Paul boxing result.
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