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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1880
Page
4
A fragment from a health periodical quotes several testimonials praising 4IL as a lifesaving remedy for diseases peculiar to women. It claims severe tests and endorsements from medical talent and mentions endorsements from Newark Work and Harvey in Washington DC.
Sheriff Warren Pa issues notice from Shariff Shecutl's Office dated Aug 11 1580 regarding whom the notice concerns and related local administrative actions.
This department serves farmers and those with houses fields or stock care needs. Prof J E Ilsom will supervise and all farmers are invited to use it. No charge for questions unless outlay is required then only for chemicals. Write to the Agricultural Editor Warren Pa Ledger.
The piece argues for pure country milk over city swill milk, detailing milk composition, and experiments. It describes the harmful effects of impure milk from cows fed on distillery slops and decaying waste, urging milk associations to connect producers with consumers and improve inspection and quality. It notes variability in milk constituents due to animal age and diet.
The article argues city milk is alkaline while slop milk is acidic and far less nourishing, lacking oil and albumen essential for butter or cheese. It notes poor coagulation for cheese, yields meager butter from dairy cows fed on slop, and mentions scum forms but does not coalesce into butter. It warns slop milk is typically diluted and drugged, unsuitable for children’s nourishment.
The article summarizes sworn testimony before Congress on Garfield and Ames regarding Credit Mobilier stock. It cites discrepancies, alleged perjury, and the $329 balance Garfield received after an implied loan. It notes New York Times and Tribune reactions and condemns the affair as disgraceful. The piece also advertises Swayne’s Liver Pills and ends with Raleigh Observer commentary praising the South’s governance.
An 1875 advertisement extols Dr Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic with claims of curing numerous ailments from biliousness to skin eruptions. It promotes Dr Fenner's Improved Cough Honey promising rapid relief and mentions sample bottles. Also notes sale by A Merek & Co Wells & Noyes Belnap & Blodgett and cites Harper's Weekly political stance on Hancock and Garfield.
Describes moisture itch and nocturnal distress suggesting pinworm like crawling in the rectal area. Promotes Dr Swayne's All Healing Ointment as a pleasant sure cure for piles and various skin eruptions. Price fifty cents, three boxes for $1.25, mailed on receipt of payment. prepared by Dr Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. sold by druggists.
Numerous letters from residents in Titusville Clintonville Barnes Sharon and Oil City Venango Mercer Warren Crawford speak highly of Indian Blood Syrup. Testimonies claim relief from loss of appetite sour stomach liver and kidney complaints lung and heart disease and dyspepsia after using the remedy.
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