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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1906
Page
4
A fragment from a 1906 letter cites relief from stomach issues after using a 50 cent bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The writer claims it improved health and vitality and notes Kiel is sold by Joseph Bros in Georgia.
Glanders is a contagious ancient horse disease caused by four bacteria, spreading mainly through prolonged close contact. In the state there are typically fewer than thirty cases a year, with an unusual recent uptick. The disease affects lymph nodes, respiratory tract, and skin with ulcers, varying from acute to chronic forms, and is not curable. affected animals should be killed. Bulletin No. 113 ARTHUR GOSS, Director.
Article promotes Kohol as a stomach digestant that speeds digestion by a teaspoonful dissolving 3,000 grains of food. Claims relief from indigestion sour stomach flatulence and heart palpitations with Eodol made under federal standards and sold by Joseph Brothers.
A northern traveler laughs at a captain’s joke as a water bottle drains into the river, freeing a grounded steamer at Gunboat shoals on the Chattahoochee. The harmless event reveals how shallow the river can be and how a simple bucket of water alters a vessel’s fate.
A Kansas City stenographer outruns rain by using a rubber cover on her hat. She hides the hat under the sleeve of her coat and boards a bus home, boasting no rain will touch her head as she rides. The plan ends when the rain stops as she alights.
An old miser Henry Gilbert in Carsvale hoards 50 gold coins while recounting a brutal tale. His daughter Helen marries for money after Melton deceives her with a fake wedding report. When Helen returns and kills herself, the miser hears 59 drops of blood then 50 drops remain, driving him to mutter about innocent blood as he clutches the gold.
A local 1908 record at Alliance highlights Lucket's near fatal lung bleed and a cure story with Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. The ad from Joseph Brothers Drug Store promotes the remedy with 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles plus a free trial.
St Albans W Va superintendent S C Blair credits electric bitters for curing his daughter’s St Vitus dance after other treatments failed. He reports a complete cure and promotes the remedy for nervous debility female weakness and malaria. Sold by Josephs drug store at 50 cents with laxets five cents.
John A. Boyle of Newton Massachusetts shared a wartime tale at a meeting describing the Bull Run escape. He ran from an enemy soldier after dropping his own gun, later finding the pursuer had died of apoplexy. Boyle added he wept for the man he had once fled.
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