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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1885
Page
7
A Philadelphia Press letter argues that Ohio farmers misjudge hawks and owls. It recalls a 50 cent bounty per hawk head once official, then repealed, now urged again. The writer notes hawks curb mice and rabbits, protecting crops, trees, and orchards, urging natural history study.
The table lists U S principal canals by length in miles including New York Erie and Ohio canals with noted segments. It also cites world canals such as the Imperial Canal of China Langtredoc Canal du Midi Grand Junction Leeds and Liverpool England the Caledonian Canal and the Suez Canal with basic measurements and descriptions.
A tidied summary of a Boston Traveller discussion on novelists and the three classes: those born to write, those who achieve fiction, and those thrust into fiction by a powerful experience. It notes the rise of fiction as a profession and the debate over plot versus character as driving factors.
Ben Perley Poore describes Henry Clay as a natural public speaker suited for Congress, tall and thin with gray eyes and a satirical nose. His generous mouth widens when speaking, and his long arms and mellow voice persuade crowds.
Lieut Charles W McKim of Portland Kentucky reports twenty years of rheumatic pain eased after half an hour with St Jacobs Oil. He claims the remedy let him stand and removed the suffering during bad weather.
The excerpt discusses a notion of compensation in relationships, suggesting a balance formed over time between a man and a waiting partner. It implies consequences for premarital scenarios and hints at social expectations shaping outcomes.
Dr. Rochester physician recounts a near death experience from Bright's disease and a life saved by Warner's Safe Cure. He details years of misdiagnosis, drastic weight loss from 207 to 130 pounds, and reliance on injections before迅 recovery began on June 1, 1881. He credits the remedy for rapid improvement and urges awareness of kidney disease’s hidden danger.
An Indian Agent suggests to the State Department that giving cornmeal instead of flour to improve Indian conditions would be more wholesome. The piece also promotes Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya by Caswell, Hazard & Co. as a tonic for dyspepsia and fever cases, widely sold by druggists.
An ad extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for consumption and urges patience, noting many cures when other remedies fail. It claims doctors do not deceive patients and offers a complete treatise for two stamps from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo.
A fragment from the Wheeling Register hints at a conversation about a gross tally with 144 and 288 cited as examples. It then shifts to a medical ad claiming rapid cures for stricture with pamphlet details and stamps requested by the World’s Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo New York.
A reporter interviews Jacob Hyzer of American Express Co about Hops and Malt Bitters sold at 136 West Larned street. They claim to cure rheumatism and benefit kidneys, with many testimonials from ministers and others. several local cases reportedly improved within a square of the office. The ad copy touts ingredients and broad claims.
The column touts Pierce's Compound, Lupre E.Prxxl fil's Vegetable Compound, Mason & Hamlin instruments with a new upright piano, Brown's Bronchial Traches for coughs, Athlophoros blood purifier, and Carboline petroleum hair product. It highlights cures for choleric and digestive ailments, musical instrument innovations, and hair restoration remedies with prices and origin details.
Hon. Wm. D. Kelley M.C. Hon. Judge Flanders of New York and T B Arthur discuss experiences with Compound Oxygen. Drs Starkey Palen offer free copies of interviews and a treatise by mail. The Vourate Bert Co Marshall Mich offers a 30 day trial of ELECTRO-VO L RATE BELT and electrical appliances for nervous debility and related diseases with guaranteed restoration of health.
An explanation stresses responsibility in caring for health and life and promotes Allen's Lung Balsam. The ad claims a twenty five year history as a leading throat and lung remedy with no opium and urges readers to keep a bottle for immediate use.
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