Piles Cured Rapidly Without Knife or Pain
A concise claim states piles can be radically and permanently cured in weeks without cutting ligature elastics or pain, and with no time away from work.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1899
Page
3
A concise claim states piles can be radically and permanently cured in weeks without cutting ligature elastics or pain, and with no time away from work.
The page presents a mixed local record from Oxford including political columnaries debating imperial policy and Lincoln’s stance on the Mexican War, plus notices of real estate transfers, factory paydays, and community events. It notes insurance advantages, a funeral, upcoming picnics, marriages, and local civic updates with several resident movements and town happenings.
Community updates include Herman Anderson returning to work for Win Schoiders and plans for a large harvest home on August 23 with new attractions. Local residents like Robert Hendershot improve school property, while David Aker expands a nourishing business. Reports cover visits, health news, crop prospects, and a rising tide of visits and incidents in nearby towns.
A collected of short items records local life with mentions of Doni Colles Antiony trial of grain based drink, Mrs. Beatty returning after a mountain stay, Mary Nunn's serious illness, Lawrence Britis visiting Henry, and farm work. Several neighbors like Anna Fritts Lemuel Gardner Alex Anderson and extended families are noted with small events and visits.
Maleksboro and surrounding towns report social visits with Mrs. Edith Rice hosting Miss Annis Young of Brighton and Mr. and Mrs. Case with Mr. and Mrs. Gaoris from Saturday to Monday. The Harreay Hone event at Yellow Frame drew crowds from Newton Blairstown and Danville with the Danville Band performing and a fortune teller entertaining guests at the refreshment table. Edith Little of Newton visited her parents, Rev. John Giddy will lead service next Sunday, and Mrs. Oberg and family returned to Paterson after a stay at Hillside House.
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