Cured by Cult Cure After Six Years of Suffering
A father spent a fortune on his child crippled by a skin disease from birth until age six. An old doctor advised a cult cure which reportedly healed the girl in two months, leaving her well.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1907
Page
2
A father spent a fortune on his child crippled by a skin disease from birth until age six. An old doctor advised a cult cure which reportedly healed the girl in two months, leaving her well.
Mrs W P Ingle of Burlington North Carolina writes that a cousin in Rockingham County suffered a long skin disease from birth to age six without relief from many doctors. After two months using Cuticura remedies the child recovered, skin became smooth as a baby with no scar, and remained well for seventeen years.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment and Soap for rashes eczema itchings and irritation including scalings and chafings. It markets Cuticura For Every of Infants Children and Adults and promotes Cuticura Resevent pills with a nationwide sale through Potter Chem Corp Boston.
Notice to stockholders states a meeting at the company's office corner Tenth and Noble streets at 8 p m Monday February 4 1907 to vote on increasing capital stock from 10000 paid in to an authorized issue of 50000 to elect additional directors and transact other business W F Johnston secretary
Investors are invited to attend a meeting of the present stockholders where the company's plans will be explained and discussed. Secretary W P Johnston notes the home building venture offers a good paying and safe investment opportunity for those seeking to invest capital in the project.
Cold weather prompts reliance on coal supplies as Donahoo and Co. offers complete delivery and service, with telephone contact provided for orders.
Oxford residents hear news of out of town business, family travels, and local social events. Messages detail deaths and accidents, property sales, and farm offerings. Community announcements note church schedules, visits, and planned elections of local groups.
Eight room house on eight acres offered for cash. Includes a good barn, room for four head of stock, a servant house and a good well. Apply to J. P. Wakefield in Oxford Alabama.
A doctor examines a patient who insists she suffers from gastritis. The patient, an old woman, believes gas house fumes cause her stomach pain and jokes that the doctor should amputate her stomach if the medicine fails. The scene ends with her thanking the physician.
Special notice proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the Pure Food and Drug Law. It contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. Elam Ordway and Houser.
A close study of a sleeping bird reveals it tucks its head on its back rather than under its wing. The desert chauffeur in Tonopah and Goldfield Nevada camps is a twentieth century mining pioneer who later moved to Bullfrog district, driving traffic onward.
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