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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
2
A nineteenth century style ad touts Howl's Sursaparisha as essential this season. It pledges to improve appetite and blood purity, strengthen nerves, cure fatigue, and revitalize the body. Readers are urged to avoid alternatives and rely on the tested remedy.
A reader endorses Hood s Sarsaparilla as a spring medicine and blood purifier noting reliable relief from spring fever and renewed energy. The testimonial cites Mus WSL of Passaic New Jersey and Ming Heriz Colone of Washington DC for its tonic benefits and blood health claims.
A humorous column blends satirical verse with social commentary on modern life and the labor market. It contrasts a comic demon with a critic and argues for individual growth over becoming a mere cog in the corporate machine. It questions March politics, youth employment, and the fate of personal ambition.
The Denver News recounts a reversed tale where Judge Snyder halted a hat removal order, while Whitehead’s stance found support in the Judge’s wife dissent. A Philadelphia Recon note mocks statistics about a college woman’s baseball throw and a jab at male mosquitoes, plus a craftsman’s 6,000 watch glasses daily.
Evidence from sworn statements touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for blood and nerve disorders. Patient testimonies claim rapid relief from shortness of breath cough and weakness after taking the remedy without physician guidance. Notary public, William A. Prinnips, verifies the statements.
Ezra Edwards of Webster City Iowa testifies to the blood and nerve restoring effects of Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after years of swelling ankle pain and hay fever. He took the pills for five months and now claims renewed health, urging others to try them as a cheaper alternative to doctors. He swears to the testimonial before a notary in November 1900.
A Providence bulletin notes shortness of breath as a common after effect of the grip and urges prompt treatment. Mrs. William Adams of Putnam Street recounts eight weeks bedridden in 1996 with breathlessness and poor appetite, later claiming Pink Pills for Pale People improved her condition after failed other doctors and medicines.
Mrs J T Sloggy of 107 East Cassamine Street St Paul Minn recounts severe rheumatism and indigestion in winter 1900. After meeting Mrs Wilbur she began Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and improved within days, continuing for five months. She reports permanent relief with renewed appetite strength and weight gain and urges others to try the pills.
Annie Patterson of Detroit describes a four year battle with heart trouble and debility. After trials with doctors, she tried Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and reports improved appetite strength and heart comfort, ending with a recommendation. Signed and sworn before a notary in December 1900.
What the Pink Pills Are are not a patent medicine but a prescription used for many years by an eminent practitioner. The pills claim to cure weakness from watery blood and shattered nerves, acting on blood and nerves to invigorate the body and regulate exhausted patients. Spring medicine use is promoted as invaluable.
Cleansing the blood supplying life giving properties and rejuvenating the nervous system. They claim unfailing specifics for locomotor ataxia partial paralysis neuritis rheumatism nervous headache heart palpitations pale sallow complexions and weariness. Sold by dealers or postpaid from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.00.
The article surveys fashion trends favoring shoulder emphasis and thin fabrics. It notes shirring at the hips forming a yoke, directoire inspired boleros with deep revers, long waisted lines fading, round bodices with belts, and long evening gowns featuring lace boleros and velvet ribbons. It highlights shoulders as a key focal point for upcoming styles.
A distorted passage discusses guest seating, a teer with gas, closely fitted waistlines, and the appeal of certain gowns. It mentions New York Sun and claims about jewelry devices that prevent ear piercing, suggesting ornate decoration and fashion commentary.
A letter from Mrs L M N Stevens of Maine President of the National WLC IT tv sity and other officers protests the European system of late regulation imposed by military authorities in the Manila Islands. Dean C Worcests, a commissioner, is mentioned as recipient of the protest.
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