Fragmented Note on Household Worn Expeller Use
A brief unreadable OCR fragment discusses a worn expeller for a household item and mentions ants in relation to the device. It also warns to consider a different model before obtaining another product.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1900
Page
4
A brief unreadable OCR fragment discusses a worn expeller for a household item and mentions ants in relation to the device. It also warns to consider a different model before obtaining another product.
An old ad promotes Lase-Liver Pill claiming sleep-time healing with no pain and morning improvement. It targets families with assurances of safety for children and general well being, urging purchase from Polly's Villa discount house.
A patient recounts severe back pain from six years ago and credits Dr Arnold's English Toxin Vule with full recovery. The testimonial claims substantial relief after using large boxes, urging readers to seek proof if needed and listing The Arnold Chemical Co Limited Canada as distributor.
A garbled advertisement claims Dean's Kidney Pills cure back pain and kidney trouble, with dubious endorsements from unnamed readers. It touts bile remedies like Haggard's Yellow Oil and Wonders for headaches, urging readers to try various patent medicines and tonics for ailments from backache to corns.
Fragmented text railing against fraudulent medical claims and aggressive debt collectors. Warns about harmful effects on workers and the community. References St Paul and John Randolph as authority for paying debts promptly. Ends with a promotional line for Wood's Blood Purifier.
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