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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1884
Page
7
Emry Davis extols Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup and Home Relief as cures and tonics for colds, coughs, catarrh, and digestive issues. Advertises Dr A H Davis Family Pills, kidney and liver remedies, and sales through Dr Richard B. Stewart and Johnson & Siegfried.
A notarized statement from H V Goetenins of Titusville asserts severe rheumatism and bed confinement. He credits a single dose of Wilson's Lightning Remedy with relief and asserts belief in the proprietor’s claims. Affidavit sworn before notary J T Hotpex on November 30, 1880.
A preparation labeled Home Relief is described as soothing for burns when poured over a cloth and left on the wound, providing ice water like relief within minutes. It is also promoted to ease teething pain in infants when diluted in water or milk and given in small drops. Sold by all druggists.
The piece argues monopolies come in many forms from labor unions to one person shopkeepers. It notes everyday monopolists like workers and a steakhouse helper while contrasting grand trusts with small powers. It warns against envy driven crusades and calls monopolies both wicked and potentially progressive when organized into unions or firms.
The New York Sun explains the differences between smooth lump sugar known as cubes and rough cut loaf sugar, noting cut loaf commands higher wholesale prices and resists adulteration. Glucose is the main adulterant, cheaper and stickier, while pure leaf sugar remains the safest buy. The piece also mentions a self-written epitaph by Oswald Pierson and comments on medical aid scarcity in the Chinese army with a sardonic German quote.
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