01 Jan 1890
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1890
Page
1
A historic notice describes H. HUNT, physician, at 142 Neath Boe Street, formerly owned by Tere Poeos, inviting attention to nervous and female ailments. It notes treatments and a focus on private nervous and female conditions with references to specimens and a delay in patient care.
A Washington letter recalls a Confederate veterans reunion in Macon and a heated public exchange between Mr Stanley and Mr Davis. The account notes reactions from attendees, arguments over Southern memory, and references to figures like Davis and Davis supporters amid a storm of partisan rhetoric.
The piece reports Rosa Bonhour stating she paints her best work since turning fifty and Miss Amye Reade debuting at forty three as a novelist. It mentions Alis Humphrey, Robert Kis, and notes on Ellen Terry and Annis Fernish, with various stage entertainments and opinions on actresses and performances.
The readable fragments warn against lingering on cold exposure after breakfast, advise against resting lapsed skin, and emphasize warming the mouth and airways before moving. It mentions keeping the back and chest protected, breathing through the nose, and avoiding prolonged exposure to cold conditions after exercise.
A fragment urges farmers to rely on home remedies from reputable families, praising Wan s Bal suns for lung troubles. Claimed to aid croup and whooping cough in children, the product is marketed as safe and pleasant to take. Sold by A. W. No.1.
A notice exalts a reprieve or reprie[?] for Kemp's Balsam used in a peculiar way. Drug stores are authorized to give free samples to customers who call for it so they may try before buying. Large bottles retail at 60 cents and one dollar. the claim suggests it may prevent consumption.
A Middleton Connecticut druggist reports Van Wert's Balsam for the lungs as popular and effective. He notes strong local demand and requests four dozen large and eight dozen small bottles, with trial sizes offered. The message is a sales-focused testimonial indicating growing use and favorable reception.
A fragment from Newark Arkansas reports a person ill with a severe infection or abscess and medical visits. The text mentions doctors and a drug store, with unclear details about diagnosis and outcome. The fragment style resembles a local notice or reader’s comment.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Electric Bitters and blood related terms. no clear event, date, or entities can be reliably identified from the text.
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