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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1886
Page
7
A collection of vintage culinary instructions: French fried potatoes, Ruths Ginger Snaps, corn cakes, fish balls with dressing made from fish water, crackers, salad dressing, celery slaw, cider cake, and feather cake with step by step methods and measurements. Includes tips on soaking, frying, mixing, and baking for home cooks.
A short dialogue piece from the Boston Budget questions the loneliness of bachelor life. A married man warns of a hypothetical intruder discovering the bachelor dead, while the bachelor dismisses concern as irrelevant to him.
In a playful exchange cited by the New York Commercial Advertiser, a teacher and students label objects with masculine feminine and neuter gender roles, concluding that Mr. Robinson is an old bachelor rather than a man or woman.
Wheat prices across Chicago and Milwaukee programs show No. 2 spring at 81.4 81 and 82%c. Corn 30 to 31c. Oats 28 to 29%c. Barley around 53 to 64c. Mess pork cash $10.25, lard $6.05. Butter 11 to 32c. Eggs 19 to 20c. Minneapolis reports No. 1 hard wheat 86 to 87%c, corn 30 31c, oats 28 29%c, rye 49 51c, barley 45 75c. Daluta No. 1 Northern 84% to 84%c. Milwaukee echoes similar ranges with pork and dairy values.
Chief Engineer John R. Cantin of the Philadelphia Fire Department says he was cured of a terrible cold by Red Star Cough Cure and reports he has given it to his men with satisfactory results. The president approved acts removing disabilities of Alexander P. Stewart Edward G. W. Butler and Thomas L. Rosser from Virginia.
Wesley Sisson a leading Chicago lawyer suffered severe sciatica and rheumatism until he used St. Jacob's Oil. The remedy conquered his pain and he rose a cured man with renewed ability to feed himself.
Judge Brewer ruled two Manitoba road land cases favoring settlers over the railroad. Lands along the St Vincent division near Greenhalgh and Wenzel were declared to belong to settlers, despite railroad grants. A Ramsom Phelps similar case also favored settlers. a test vote favored repealing the preemption law.
A distressed housewife voices despair over back ache and dragging sensations. An advertisement urges Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a reliable remedy for women’s ailments and claims it restores health. The notice also notes President Cleveland urging Congress to act against anti Chinese outrages in the country.
Public health notice warns of consumption symptoms and urges early treatment. Advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure and promotes the World’s Dispensary in Buffalo New York. Separate item notes congressional inquiry into the signal service bureau accounts.
A public notice warns against counterfeit bottles of Dr Jones's Red Clover Tonic sold at 50 cents. The tonic is pitched as a cure for headache piles dyspepsia malaria and as a tonic and blood purifier.
The Lorillard sale drew about 150000 dollars in total with the Dwyer Bros. buying 70000 dollars worth of runners. The report mentions various patent remedies and medicines promoted in the era including Dr Bigelow's Positive Cure Piso's Remedy Hall's Hair Renewer Aver's Pills and similar products.
Wisconsin residents report relief from rheumatism neuralgia and stomach ailments after using Athlophoros. Letters from Cascade Oconto Beaver Dam Lacrosse Fond du Lac Jamesville Montello and others praise cures and improved health while druggists and physicians endorse the remedy. A price is listed and orders by mail are offered.
The Cheney Washington house shows a loss of 20000 with 12000 insured. An advertisement urges cures for digestive derangements by Allen's Iron Tonic Bitters. Signed by J P Allen, agent, St Paul Minnesota.
The Buyers' Guide is issued in March and September each year with 3 216 pages featuring over 3 500 illustrations. It lists wholesale prices direct to consumers for all goods for a family use and explains how to determine exact costs. Requests for copies are answered with a 10 cent postage contribution.
Travelers to New York City near Grand Central Depot save on carriage hire and baggage transfer. European plan lodging, zinc leather Ankle Boots, Lyon's Heel Stiffeners for boots, and Caswell Adams tonic for dyspepsia and debility are advertised with multiple products and pricing.
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