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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1885
Page
7
This excerpt offers practical cooking and home care suggestions such as flouring pie plates to prevent rust, frying dressings into a prawn like crunch, making custard layered puddings with jelly, and preparing delicate pincushions. It covers economy tips, can and fruit can care, veal cutlets fried in batter, and a long lasting salad dressing recipe.
Boston voices claim 800 insane cases exist with 75 likely to recover. They warn uric acid in blood fueled brain destruction and urge prevention through health measures. The account cites Rev Hopkins who recovered after removing excess uric acid with Warner’s Safe Cure in a long battle.
A Newton woman is moved by a short verse in the Bee describing a child’s mischief and a parent’s fatigue, ending with a sobering note as she recalls losing two children. Her husband reads aloud, and the tale evokes deep shared tenderness. The piece highlights simple natural emotion.
Market report lists grain and livestock prices for Minneapolis Duluth St Paul Milwaukee and other centers. Wheat No 2 spring 79c No 8 spring 68c No 2 red 84c No 3 red 80c Corn cash 44% Oats 254 264c Rye No 2 56%c Flaxseed 1.19 Pork 8.77 8.85 Lard 6.22 6.25 Butter creamery 15 20c Eggs 12c.
The famed oarsman Edward Hanlan, former world champion, writes from Australia praising St Jacobs Oil for muscular pains in the arms and limbs. He says it gave the most beneficial results and offers strong support for the remedy to thoughtful readers.
An advertisement asserts Kidney-Wort is a universal remedy for piles caused by constipation. It claims the product acts as a cathartic and healing tonic, removing the cause and restoring bowel and organ health, citing James F. Moyer of Myerstown Pa as a testimonial.
George W. Hunter, a wealthy Echols county resident, was shot in an ambush while corraling cattle. Louis Olson of Carver Minnesota reports relief from nervous debility after using Brown’s Iron Bitters, praising its strengthening effects. Licorice farming in California yields $2,400 net per acre.
The verse extols Pierce's Pellets as mild and painless, contrasting old style pills with a claim that they leave no weakness next day. It asserts gentle means are best and notes a related Renovo Pa postmaster son theft totaling $5,000.
The article promotes Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and food for growth. It lists illnesses it purports to help including consumption, bronchitis, scrofula, influenza, and weak lungs. Also mentions other ads and prices for liquor licenses and mining lead ore yields.
An assortment of 19th century adverts and public notices extol Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup as a cough remedy, plus other patent medicines, a Michigan court ruling on election law, transportation ads, and medical cures for skin and liver issues, with various brands and claims.
The Synod of Dakota session dedicated McCormick Hall at Pierre University. Dr Gansee of Chicago and President Blackburn spoke. Professors Wilber Hitchcock and instructor Grace Dickinson were unanimously confirmed, with Wilber and Hitchcock joining from John Hopkins and the Boston Conservatory, respectively.
A new institution named Northwestern College of Commerce opens in Minneapolis Minn offering commercial shorthand and graphing and academic courses. Each department occupies a separate building with rates stated as lowest in the area. Address listed as Assire Wright and Bower.
A Detroit Michigan telegraph supervisor reports his wife suffered severe rheumatism pain. After taking six doses, the pain vanished and swelling nearly disappeared. Signed LL. B. Watson, Superintendent American District Telegraph Co.
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