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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1901
Page
12
An article warns that summer heat accelerates decay in foods and raises disease risk. It promotes Cascarets as a safe, plant based laxative to keep bowels clean, reduce souring, and protect infants and children from summer illnesses with a free sample offer from Sterling Remedy Co.
A humorous health note compares the body to an organization and claims digestive system harmony depends on the liver. Cascarella Candy Cathartic is advertised as curing constipation and restoring normal function, with promises of breath freshening and strengthened bowels. Sold at drug stores or by mail from Brerling emedy, Chicago or New York.
In a Skibo castle interview Andrew Carnegie laments digestion issues and aging. He jokes he would give all his millions for youth, then says ten cents could buy health with Cascarets laxative as the remedy.
The Sterling Remedy company secures a U.S. circuit court injunction in Cleveland Ohio against Govey restraining use of Cascarets Candy Cathartic terms in boxes labels and ads. A $100 reward is offered for information leading to convicting the dealer.
A Mother’s Mercy urges mothers to avoid harsh medicines for children and promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a gentle liver stimulant. It claims most laxatives harm bones and tissue, while Cascarets cleanse stomach and bowels, improve milk and baby health, and can be bought for 50 cents. It also notes a booklet from Sterling Remedy Co.
Fragmentary text describes summer digestive troubles and various relief methods claimed to ease pain. No clear events, names, or dates are readable.
Progressive medicine era promotes Cascarets as a convenient remedy to stimulate the bowels and regulate digestion. The ad touts Cascarets as gentle on the liver, cautions against imitations, and urges readers to request No-To-Ha-Co and Cascarets from Sterling Remedy Co with offers of samples and mail order details.
Elisha Howard Bartlett born 1813 in Salisbury Vermont, a pioneer blacksmith who migrated via Granville and California to Virginia City Nevada. He helped build the Comstock era mines, partnered with Marcus Daly on a claim, and long lived in Madison and Silver Bow counties, retiring after 1870s. He married twice, widowhood followed by a second marriage to Sarah Watson. he remains a prominent, rugged veteran of Montana mining history.
Ad copy touts Cascareta Candy Cathartic as a cure all for health claiming bright eyes clean skin and perfect health. It promises genuine tablets stamped C C and warns they are never sold in bulk.
Proven to cure many ailments, Cascarets sell over six million boxes a year. Try them today and if unsatisfied after a fair trial you can get a refund. Each tablet is stamped C C C and priced at 10 cents to a dollar per box, offering a month of treatment for worst cases.
Buffalo readers share dramatic thanks for Cascarets Candy Cathartic. A paralyzed man credits the remedy with restoring bowel function and mobility after years of illness and experimental surgeries. another patient logged dramatic weight gain and improved appetite after Cascarets, all attributing recovery to the product.
A health note links summer indigestion to irritability and mental strain. Constipation and a lazy liver produce sour stomach, foul breath, and possible despondency. It recommends Cascarets laxative to cool the bowels and revive the liver, urging readers to buy and try them.
A health claim article describes seven five microbe types in the mouth and body and links overheated liver and irregular bowels to disease. It promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a germ killer, laxative, and overall health aid with claims of antiseptic effects and regular digestion.
A Nevada tale recalls prospectors finding coal on the upper Ruby and Bartlett backing the find to supply fuel for welding heavy iron in Virginia City. Bartlett, injured last spring, recovered with help from his daughter Mrs Heldt, and remains a respected Virginia City resident and Masonic member.
Helena Aug 17 next week the 24th annual conference of the Montana Methodist Episcopal South will convene in Deer Lodge on Aug 22 with about 30 ministers and laymen attending Bishop W W Duncan of Spartanburg will preside. The church reports growth and a Stevensville training school project with cornerstone laid July 4.
Letters from readers nationwide praise Cascarets as a pleasant effective laxative curing constipation biliousness and malaria claims include Mrs M Gabler Albert Kurt Eunice J Smith and others. Address Sterling Remedy Co for booklet and samples.
A Washington Star report explains worn-out and mutilated dimes flood the coin slots in telephone booths. Gaining attention from treasury officials, phones and druggists redeem vast amounts weekly, with over $1,000 in mutilated dimes returned to the treasury each week.
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