28 Feb 1889
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1889
Page
1
In a sprawling narrative set around a London town, Brian and Madge navigate mistaken identities and romantic tension. The tale weaves in Calton, Mr Frettlby, and Dalton as a web of intrigue builds toward a key revelation about Rosanna Moore and Moreland, with hints of murder and family secrets.
In Washington D C Friday a bitter exchange between Senator Blackburn and Senator Chandler escalated into a near melee during a committee session on Indian trade. Blackburn denounced Chandler as a slave driver as aides intervened and colleagues restrained a crowd. Breckenridge and Randall oppose repeal of the tobacco tax, while ongoing debates shape the capital’s political clash and policy battles.
Fragmentary text discusses Pennsylvania Germans and their views on remedies. Mentions Van Wert's Balsam gaining favor and Barton & Shark sellers. Notes local availability of proprietary medicines and names Laubach & Boyd and Korsple.
George Blanchand died in Cincinnati from complications after arm amputation. Nelson Hubbard, a Weleyan College freshman, lost two fingers when a firecracker exploded in his hand. A man named Kesfe disappeared in northern Iowa after escaping from J Hartlay’s custody and was found in Windsor. O Keedfe lured into Detroit and arrested. Dent-elect Harrison train security ordered as wrecking crews prepare. Cleveland citizens condemn England over Ireland and support Parnell against London Times. Mrs Milbourn, 86, dies from gangrene after injuries. services at her home.
The notice promotes Kemp’s Balsam for throat and lungs with trial bottles and large bottles for sale, notes Wooster’s population and cough prevalent conditions, praises Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, mentions Miss Maud Banks and Miss Stanley, and lists local druggists Laubach & Boyd as sellers along with generic claims of cures and nerve tonics.
An unusual wartime ad promotes SHILONn CATAREE ennoy as a cure for coughs aches and mouth ulcers. It offers a free nasal injector with each bottle and claims to improve health and fresh breath. Sold by Gavhach and HKoyd with unclear pricing.
In Watertown New York the Van Wet Chemical Co promotes a six month program claiming success with 396 bottles of Long Balsam. The misprinted notice mentions guarantees and trials with free samples, though the legible text is garbled.
An OCR fragment notes a salesman praising a cough remedy as the best product, urging stores to stock and keep it on shelves for customers. Mentions Lancvach and Bord as perhaps brands or locations. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or names of organizations.
Terrible forewarnings cough in evening and chest tightness marked signs of consumption. Dr Acker's English Remedy for consumption is claimed to cure these fearful symptoms under a positive guarantee by A W Blackout.
Fragmented ad-like text promotes a remedy for dyspepsia and liver complaint. It mentions small price values and bottles of a product named Shilon or Shilon's, with buying instructions and a call to store. Names and numbers are garbled.
Col W K Nelson of Brooklyn nearly suffocated from tight chest as he retired for the night. He struggled to breathe but later recovered after taking Acker's Ep Gre Remedy, and was reported well today by A Blackburn, treefist 8.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions Thos Richey and a New York context amid a dread issue. The readable text is disordered and lacks a clear event or outcome to report.
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