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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1885
Page
7
A fragmented report describes a patient suffering severe stomach distress and headaches. Medical steps or remedies are referenced without clear specifics, highlighting urgent health concerns and the need for care.
A collection of anecdotes about commercial travelers showing that success on the road depends on tact humor and reading people. George Moore the London merchant is highlighted for turning a rebuff into sales by gifting a snuff box and engaging the silk mercer with a savvy reference. The piece and its lessons emphasize adaptability persuasion and charm in sales.
The article notes Nellie Grant Sartoris contemplates returning to the United States from London where she faced changes after her father ceased to be president and after her mother in law’s strict seclusion. It also mentions a Paris music college project offering a free music school, a large theater, concert halls, a dancing school, a painting gallery, an artists club, and extensive facilities for foreign members.
A rash broadside extols Uric Acid as the cause of many illnesses and touts Warner's Safe Cure as a daily antidote. It references The Charles A. Vogeler Company defending its rights against imitators and notes endorsements from physicians and health boards. Also mentions St Jacobs Oil legitimacy and French Canadian factory workers in New England.
The column advertises Dr Pierce and Sage remedies for scrofula catarrh and liver ailments, Perry Davis Pain-Killer, Allen's Iron Tonic, and a Grand Union Hotel notice near the New York Central Depot. It also notes the death of J Brutus Booth's widow from pneumonia in Baltimore and mentions a London style travel context.
Cincinnati report notes a winter discovery with broad interest addressing throat and lung diseases. It claims to cure without opium or morphine, praises endorsements from the governor of Sarviand and state officials, and cites usage by hospitals and chemists as a pure vegetable remedy at 25 cents a bottle.
The Philadelphia Times London correspondent notes the announced marriage of Miss Tennessee Claflin. The bridegroom bears the continental title Vis conde de Monsterradi and cards were left with friends in London after the wedding. The ceremony at St Mary Abbots Kensington was private to families. The groom, Mr Cook of the Cook & Sons drapery firm, is an English gentleman said to gain nobility through a grand estate.
An emperor of Brazil funds 15 000 mitrers to allow Leon Julio Cesar to test a steering balloon. Mrs. Frank D Holmes of Owatonna Minnesota credits Brown's Iron Bitters with restoring her after typhoid and recommends it. A baby named Grover Cleveland Sampson is kissed by the president. A Wisconsin clerk and Dakota governor facts are noted.
An advertising sweep promotes Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup as a universal cough cure and notes its use in treating dyspepsia and general debility. It also touts Caswell Hazard & Co. tonic for fevers and skin issues, and Cole's Carbolisalve for skin conditions, with prices and pharmacist availability.
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