Chronic Diseases Treated by Improved Medicines Ad
Chronic diseases treated with new medicines. Piles and mistulas cured without surgery. Office hours at light & Co pharmacy. Office phone 19 residence 150 Arine Texas.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
4
Chronic diseases treated with new medicines. Piles and mistulas cured without surgery. Office hours at light & Co pharmacy. Office phone 19 residence 150 Arine Texas.
G W Terry offers buggy painting as a specialty. Experienced painter employed. Horshoeing and blacksmithing of all kinds. Located at Old Kargar Stewl Main street south of Tailroad.
A wide ad campaign claims Studebaker Flanders 20 magneto car cuts costs and reshapes the industry. It argues the company will dominate manufacturing and distribution with permanent investments, lower margins, and extensive advertising to undercut rivals.
Wm Upchurch of Glen Oak Oklahoma exiled himself seeking mountain air to heal a two year severe cough. After six months he returned dying before using Dr Kings New Discovery which cured him after six bottles. The ad touts the medicine as infallible for coughs colds hoarseness sore throat and other lung ailments with a free tin bottle offer and guarantee by R B Slight Co.
Austin labor official Mayers announced a mining firm had employed a boy under 16 and issued a notice that the practice violated the law. He urged compliance and education on the labor statutes, not radical action, and prepared a synopsis of the laws for broad distribution.
Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Maine declares Dyspepsia was her worst foe for two decades. After failed remedies and doctors she found relief with Electric Bitters curing indigestion appetite loss and general weakness. Now 70 she boasts restored health and strength. Sold by R B Slight & Co for 50 cents.
A wry reflection proposes Cupid’s birth blindness to spare him disgust at human flaws. The line suggests mythic authors used metaphor to explore romantic barriers and moral distance in love.
Old and young women suffer headaches but receive quick relief from Dr. King’s New Life Pills. The advertisement claims the pills purify blood strengthen nerves and improve overall health, with sale through R. B. Slight & Co.
A concise meditation argues that true hospitality remains scarce among the wealthy who often overdo status symbols. It contrasts understated guest care with ostentatious displays, urging a simpler, genuine approach to hosting.
Mrs. Maria Taylor of Nebo Kentucky reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve saved her grandson after severe scalding. The remedy is praised for burns cuts wounds boils fever sores and skin eruptions leaving no doubt of its healing power. The letter ends with a brief product endorsement and location.
The ad notes wheat and flour quality improve with rising prices. It urges readers to contact Hord & Company for the best flour brand, implying that only one family member should wear good clothes and suggesting a practical stance on spending.
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