03 Jul 1885
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Newspaper
Weekly Bulletin
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1885
Page
1
The notice explains that a subscriber is responsible for a newspaper whether received or directed to another, and that nonpayment or failure to take the paper from the post office may sustain charges. It states continued shipment until arrears are paid and that failure to pick up or notify for discontinuation keeps the subscriber liable.
The Band of Hope met at the Baptist Church last Sabbath and elected officers for the ensuing term. Officers include Mrs A E Sabin president Mrs Sarah Jarvis first vice president Mrs M A Ituweon second vice president Miss Nellie Jarvis secretary Scott Donoho treasurer Miss Annie Hassinger organist Rev A H Parks chaplain. A vote of thanks was given to retiring chaplain Rev James Osborn. The article discusses corn cultivation and the shift to shallow cultivation using horse-hoes to preserve root systems and improve yields, contrasting with deeper plowing which harmed crops in wet, steep ground.
A fiery denunciation warns against gambling and prize games enticing young men. The speaker recalls past experiments with “Old Raintuck tobacco,” urges the church to guide youth toward wholesome pastimes, and pleads for responsibility to protect moral welfare.
Dear Sir, I took your Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic for a severe bilious attack with perfect success. Phelps testifies it removes all impurities of the blood and restores the nervous system, regulating the liver stomach and bowel. Sold by S. Kingston and House of J. W. Farewell & Co.
Fragmentary OCR text references Moyea Ag and Ricain KK with names and places including Franklin Square New York, suggesting a short utility or notice item.
A Troy advertiser proclaims a stay and sale aimed at the surrounding community. The store touts dry goods clothing shoes groceries hardware and more with cash or barter, featuring low prices on prints muslin prints and various clothing items. Prices listed include six cent per yard fabrics and suit prices around four to five dollars for men and boys.
An assortment of vintage medical ads tout Shilohs Cure for coughs catarrh digestion and chest issues sold by S Kingston and others. Promises quick relief with guarantees and prices noted, including Shilohs Vitalizer for consumption and dyspepsia.
A quick social note urges sharing the BULLETIN with friends away from home. It promises a livelier connection than letters, claiming quicker updates and a shared sense of presence across distances.
Free sample bottles of Dr Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup are being distributed at Kingston's Drug Store. The remedy, 60 cent size, claims to treat coughs colds consumption and bronchitis and is presented as the popular national favorite from Dr Bosanko.
An advertisement describes piles with back weight and lower abdominal joins causing kidney confusion, with indigestion symptoms and sweating. It claims Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy absorbs moisture, relieves itching, and provides a permanent cure, priced at 40 cents and sold by S Kingston.
Town of Troy lists Police Magistrate Andrew and Board of Trustees with members George seares and Wm. Vetter along with David Selignis and Jno. Peterman. Town Clerk G. Widali, Treasurer A. Re Supervisor Jnno B, Seep, Assessor Wmn Benaltza, Collector R. Snoilgras, Justices Frank Wevige Rawson, Constables Harry Gc Kors Mugler, Highway Commissioner C tent, Gov. W. Miller Jrnser, School Trustees Wards I2, Jucota School Treasurer Wn Danohd. Mailing date noted as Bub 12.
Ink, wash bluing product from The E B Hill Manufacturing Company. Detailing emphasizes the brand and maker in a concise catalog style.
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