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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1900
Page
14
A Maryland reader recounts hair loss followed by regrowth after using Newbro's Herpicide. He claims that within twenty days of purchase his scalp produced hair a quarter inch long and thick, concluding his hair is now as luxuriant as he desires. Write to him.
A man plagued with baldness for six years tried various remedies with little success. On November 16, 1898, he began using Herpicide and reports months of noticeable hair growth.
A. F. Lanier of the D. J. Scully Syrup Co. Chicago Denver testifies Herpicide as a remarkable hair grower and finest hair tonic known. Date Oct 24 1898.
A historical ad reports customers using Herpicide to stop hair loss. Testimonies cite Herbert Greenland of Portland Oregon in April 1900 and William Roberts of Great Falls Montana in March 1900, plus Mrs Erickson of Hassel Montana noting improvements after several applications.
Dr. H. M. Hall of Butte recounts the voyage of the Olympia bound for Nome with gold seekers. The letter, sent via Standard staff, covers May departures from Seattle May 24, encounters with ships near Puget Sound, Port Angeles, and early experiences aboard as the party moved toward Dutch Harbor and the Yukon coast.
A historical ad proclaims Newbro's Herpicide as a world leading hair preparation that defeats the dandruff parasite and prevents falling hair and baldness after extensive lab work. The copy credits science with identifying a scalp germ that harms hair and promises a new remedy.
A series of endorsements from doctors in Walla Walla Urbana and Champaign claim Herpicide cures dandruff and scalp herpes. Notes include multiple dates in 1900 and 1904 with doctors J T Fugate E J Beardsley and others stating excellent results and willingness to prescribe.
The report describes a dreary day with clouds rain and mist over a rugged stretch. Engineers push on amid rocky breakers while engines struggle against rough terrain and limited visibility.
The text describes external and internal layers of a microscopic sheath at the hair root. It labels the outer epithema or sheath as D and the inner layer as B, with the root of the hair indicated.
Partial, fragmented text discusses hair loss and unhealthy conditions. It mentions hair falling out and suggests a risky approach to treating a scalp issue. The excerpt lacks coherent context or identifiable sources.
A Chicago scalp specialist argues microbes attack hair follicles and that future cures must target the microbe. He condemns old tonics, borax, and vaseline as ineffective, urging sterilized brushes, proper combs, limited washing, and healthy conditions to prevent baldness.
Early June voyage narratives describe St Paul Island as a US government station protecting seals, with fur seals breeding there. Captains discuss options to reach Cape Nome as ice packs hinder progress while coastal ships converge, detailing encounters with the Garonne and other steamers, and reporting conditions near Dutch Harbor and Unalaska.
A group of five Montanan adventurers from Butte and Balt Lake sail May 28 from Seattle to Cape Nome chasing gold in the frozen north. They secured claims near the city, with J J Haggerty holding interests. leaders include W S Hunnewell and T H Mitchell, both seasoned in mining and trade, while R T Booth and W B Hance aid the expedition.
An advertisement touts Herpicide as the only product on a scientific basis to destroy the dandruff germ and prevent dandruff, baldness, and hair loss. It claims the germ is linked to thinning hair, promising luxuriant growth when used as a hair dressing and toilet preparation.
Portland Oregon reader touts Herpicide as an infallible dandruff remedy and scalp cleaner. Great Falls Montana testimonial praises the product as an excellent cure. Livingston Montana user reports strong improvement after one bottle of Herpicide.
A Miss Marigold Baldwin of Livingston Montana reports that Herpicide cured her dandruff and stopped her hair from falling out. The notice is dated September 20 1899 and lists the claim as a testimonial.
Anthony W. Lenk of Gladstone North Dakota writes April 1 1900 praising Herpicide as a delightful daily hair dressing that cured the Jandruft and halted hair loss in a personal testimonial from a local newspaper notice.
In a April 25 1900 note from Butte Montana Miss Rose Mahan reports four months of use of Herpteide cleanses her scalp of dandruff and stops hair from falling. She claims many prior preparations failed.
C H Reed of Victor Idaho reports radical cures of dandruff and falling hair after using two bottles of Herpicide. The testimonial notes years of trouble and unsuccessful remedies prior to the treatment dated March 3, 1900.
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