Remedy for Women Near Menopause Market Offer
An ad promises a remedy for females nearing the menopause and menstrual transition. It claims immediate relief from weakness and lassitude and urges every household to keep it on hand.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1886
Page
7
An ad promises a remedy for females nearing the menopause and menstrual transition. It claims immediate relief from weakness and lassitude and urges every household to keep it on hand.
A testimonial claims the preparation possesses unmatched strength as a blood porter. A gentleman describes suffering boils and pimples before using three bottles of the Sar saparilla and Burdock Compound, which he says completely cured him.
A long omitted fire rescue episode sparks suspicion over a yellow red hair found on a husband's coat. The husband narrates a non-news firefighting incident, while a wife questions the tale and a sealskin purchase suggestion surfaces. The fragment touches other notices from Ching Too-Foo, railway excursion ads, and medicinal tips on Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
An elderly physician, retired from practice, claims to hold a vegetable remedy formula for throat and lung diseases and nervous debility. He states it has been tested in thousands of cases and will mail the recipe and directions free of charge in German, French, or English to any applicant who sends a stamped request to W. A. Noyes, 140 Powers Block, Rochester, New York.
A minister argues imagination deters crime by enabling victims to picture suffering and criminals to fear punishment. He praises imaginative empathy, notes girls show more imagination than boys, and shares a boy’s doll play as a spur to storytelling and moral formation.
A Kentucky man who refused a duel explains he would risk his life to bias his congressional bid. Observers note the sobriety of sea serpent reports as a curious aside amid varied tales of courage and caution.
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