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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1907
Page
6
A patient testimonial from Belding Michigan endorses Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nerve and Liver Pills for restoring heart strength. The ad claims nerves and muscles strengthen, easing palpitations, breathlessness, and chest pain with quick first-dose relief and a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
Members of the Embroidery Club gathered at Mrs J Clifford Jordan's home on South Pike street last Friday afternoon to welcome new member Mrs G Guy Campbell. A two course luncheon was served and guests praised Mrs Jordan as an ideal hostess. Kempton Courier.
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop Cough Cure as a safe, thorough remedy for tickling coughs with no opium or harsh ingredients. It describes the plant extract from a green mountainous shrub and claims the Spaniards call it The Sacred Herb, with Burrin Drug Co selling it.
The Japanese government reports Japan's wealth at year end 1904 as 6,510,403,000 dollars, equating to about 145 dollars per person.
Advertisement for Kodol claiming it contains stomach juices to aid digestion and relieve heartburn sour stomach belching nausea and general stomach troubles. Offered under a guarantee and sold by Burrin Drug Co.
A 1692 Salem trial tale shows a healer accused of witchcraft using a charm. The judge recalls curing a child with it and asserts a hidden cause beyond the devil. The prisoner is discharged as the author hints at mind over matter and future medical harnessing of such effects.
An ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as safe gentle cleansers to prevent headaches biliousness malaria and jaundice. It claims cures by cleansing bowels and warns against danger from drastic purgations.
The Lebanon Reporter reports W. E. Conrad is appointed permanent administrator of his brother Martin F. Conrad’s estate. His bond was approved by Hamilton circuit court on Saturday. Martin F. Conrad died at his Engle town area home recently leaving two wills.
The day before his death a man bequeathed a 50 acre farm to Little Eagle church members praising their piety. A second will from twenty years prior bequeathed the property to his wife for life and then to his brothers. W K E Conrad named temporary administrator as courts decide which will stands. The church says it will not claim any interest and endorses the old will. Conrad long a leading farmer in Hamilton County.
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