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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1885
Page
7
A tale recounts De Cause and a British nobleman discovering steam power and Warner's safe cure. The madman imprisoned by Richelieu hints at early scientific opposition, while a midlife man cured by the remedy spreads its merits. The piece credits testimonials and conservative practitioners.
A traveler on a Western train consoles a sobbing man carrying his deceased friend Dick home to his mother. Dick died suddenly after calling his friend a liar, a tragedy that tears at their bond after nearly three years of work together.
J. K. Piersal, a prominent Brighton lawyer, is reported $12,000 short in his trustee accounts after speculating in Wheat. The text suggests defalcation and predicts more such cases to emerge in the coming months.
The article promotes exercise devices like dumb-bells and trapeze for health but argues they only work if blood is enriched. It claims W. T. McLinnan of Duluth has been “aminent” insane and advises using Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery to improve blood and enable growth through exercise.
A fragment references Dr Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets and Ely's Cream Balm as remedies for constipation catarrh and cold symptoms. It notes a Nashville furniture factory Weabley & WarTen destroyed by fire with estimated losses. Additional figures cite breadstuffs exports totaling over 112 million in ten months. Letters claim Ely's Balm relieved eye and head ailments after brief use.
Wheat prices across various grades lead the market reports from St Paul Minneapolis and Milwaukee. Corn oats barley rye and flax seed show mixed gains and declines with pork lard butter eggs and cheese also listed in cash terms.
From the National Capital the Washington Post lauds many prominent physicians for changing coughs and colds treatment and publicly endorsing Red Star Cough Cure as efficacious and safe, free from morphia or opium. The remedy costs twenty five cents.
At a Chicago meeting of the National Butter Cheese and Egg association resolutions urged states to pass strict laws to end butter adulterations and appoint officers to enforce them. A resolution asked Congress to tax oleomargarine butterine and all butter adulterations. after discussion the tax was set at 10 cents a pound and adopted.
Wiliram D. Maxfield of Silver Springs Rhode Island reports relief from kidney pain after starting Kidney-Wort. He claims immediate strength return and complete pain relief, stating I know I have been cured by Kidney-Wort. The ad also touts Diamond Dyes at 10 cents and Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup as a cough remedy. A Litchfield Illinois post office robbery notes $1000 stolen. Gov Larrabee of Iowa to reinstate Auditor Brown.
Wisconsin residents and druggists report Athlophoros providing relief for rheumatism neuralgia and related conditions. Letters from Cascade Waterrick Oconto Beaver Dam La Crosse Jamesville Montello claim cures and lasting benefits. AvhLoPHOROS Co. advertises direct order from New York at one dollar per bottle.
A collage of drug advertisements touts Allen's Lung Balsam and Brown's Iron Bitters with claims of safe use for children and relief from dizziness. It mentions a coal bed in Robertson county Texas and notes travel deals at Grand Union Hotel New York. Also promotes Piso's Remedy, Lyon's Heel Stiffeners, Ferro-Paxino matep, Caswell tonic, and Carbolisalve products.
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