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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1886
Page
7
A Barnstable Patriot California correspondent claims sunstroke and animal aggression are unknown in the state. He says climate leaves people inactive, penury and misery are greater in Los Angeles County than in New England, and warns against moving West unless one can live on climate and return if needed.
Grain and animal product prices listed for Cariaco Milwaukee Minneapolis Sr Pavu DuLutu regions. Includes wheat corn oats rye barley flax seed and dairy items with quotes for pork lard butter eggs and cereals. Prices shown in cents and dollars per bushel cwt or ton with brief variety of grades.
A census enumerator in Detroit faced a dangerous scene as a red-headed woman hurled boiling water at him after he asked about births. The interviewer fled, noting the danger and the need to revise census blanks amid the hostile reception.
Cambridge University scholar Dr. R Butler asserts St Jacobs Oil acts like magic, praising its effects and results. The endorsement highlights the product’s claimed quick relief and uses the expert’s perspective to bolster consumer confidence.
The Bank of Marietta Ohio closed its doors after making an assignment to T. W. Moore and A. T. Nye due to real estate embarrassment. Deposits exceed $100000 and are expected to be fully paid from the real estate assets.
Physicians and coroners nationwide report deaths from cough syrups containing morphia and opium. Dr Sam Cox of Washington endorses Red Star Cough Care as purely vegetable and free from opiates. Price twenty five cents.
Odessa dispatch to the London Daily News reports that of 847,589 conscripts drafted in 1885, 48,830 were Jewish. With a Russian population around 50 million and Jews about 3 million, the note suggests government efforts to curb Jewish dominance in various industries and points to Jewish control of much of Odessa's trade.
Cleveland beauty Miss Jennie Chamberlain, famed for past triumphs in London, is set to return to the scene of her earlier successes soon.
A scientific exchange cites a pulp mix of vegetable fibre asbestos thorax and alum. A Kansas man touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as curing his wife after seven years of illness and urges readers to try the remedy sold by druggists.
Col Abner Tibbets, once of Minnesota, is found dead in a sleeper on a southbound Mexican Central train, a sudden and unexplained death that has stunned passengers and prompted officials to investigate.
A previously healthy young girl becomes pallid and tired due to functional irregularities. The article claims Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription can cure many women, and also cites Sage's Catarrh Remedy as a perfect solution. It notes Weather Prophet Smith predicting a cool May followed by hot weather and reports James Brown & Son of Montreal failing with liabilities of $80,000.
A collage of advertising blurbs and notices including free trials of Warner's Waste Wine, wholesale grocery offers from Griggs & Co., a Jubilee date for Queen Victoria, Dr Jones' Red Clover Tonic, Perry Davis' Pain Killer, Brown's Iron Bitters, Athlophoros rheumatism remedy, Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure, Salvation Army temple dedication in Toronto, Hall's Hair Renewer, Allen's Iron Tonic, and Ayer's Pills among others.
An advertisement touts the Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Central Depot in New York City with 600 elegant rooms offering a European plan at $1 a day including carriage hire and baggage transfer. It also markets assorted products by Caswell, Hazanp & Co. including Piso's Remedy, ankle boot pads, heel stiffeners, Pine Cop Liver Oil, and Hape Face products.
Worth knowing note says Scald or Barn can be cured without a scat if Cole's Carbol is applied. It claims instant pain relief and is sold by druggists at 25 and 50 cents.
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