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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1895
Page
6
A garbled old newspaper fragment includes bizarre medical claims for a product named No-to-bae and No-to-bite, a London anecdote about Buckland, and miscellaneous advertisements for seeds, farm goods, and a children’s tonic. It reads like a collage of unrelated items with unclear dates and origins.
Knowledge brings comfort and improvement and tends to purenal enjoyment when rightly teed. The many who live bet ter than others and enjoy life more by more promptly silenting the world's best products to the needs of thereal being will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Eyrup of Figs. Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and plea ant to the maste the refreshing and fly beneficial properties of a perfect lax ative effectively cleansing the system ispelling curds headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation. it has given antiafuetion to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession it acts on the Kid neys Liver and Bowels without weak ening then and it is perfectly free from every objectionble subslance Syrup of Fire is Cor wale by all deug gista in 60¢ and $1 bottles but it in man ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only whose name is printed on every package also the mime Syrup of Figs and being well informed you will get Accept any audetitute if offered.
A Gate City woman recalls a long nervous breakdown triggered by family stress and city noise. After moving to rural Iowa to recover, she used Dr Williams Pink Pills, reporting restored nerves and color. She credits the pills with renewed vitality and even regaining appetite, stating she would not be alive without them. The ad notes pills are sold by druggists or mail order from the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
In a Western picaresque scene Dick defends a friend as talk turns to a saloon plot. The barkeep plans to hire a killer for ten thousand dollars, then intends violence against the man’s widow, prompting concern and accusation of danger among companions.
Fragmented OCR shows references to women in medicine with numbers of practitioners and specialties, plus a long list of agricultural seed ads for Salzer's Grass Mixtures. Also includes travel fare notices and a general agent's city address, all in a jumbled historical newspaper fragment.
An excerpted debate on temperance links rising crime to alcohol, citing census ratios and a claimed one in 500 population as convicted criminals. It references the Bible’s abstinence stance, alcohol legislation hopes in New York and Kansas, and international actions from London to New Zealand, plus Portland and Oregon campaigns against Sunday saloons and liquor taxes.
In Corea transport relies on donkeys cattle coolies and ponies. Donkeys pace well and serve pack and draught duties. Coolies move trade goods and can cover long distances daily. Ponies support travelers and posting stations line major routes. Capt Cavendish and companion travel on official authority, paying for lodging ponies and servants with copper cash yen or silver ingots as needed.
London Dispatch reports Dr. Louis Robinson proposes dogs communicate with tail signals. Hunting fox hounds ride tails aloft when scent fades or strengthens, tails waving to recruit others, then quiets when the pack bays at full cry.
A garbled item touts Dr LD Jeye's Eapodorant as a permanent cure for bronchitis asthma and coughs claiming a curtain remedy for colds. It mentions a Saco physician certifying an old man died of old age and states the disease is not contagious while noting distant bell and wheel sounds heard far offshore.
A sheriff has taken control of the Russian Hebrew settlement at Holberton Pennsylvania, with foreclosure actions covering nearly the entire village. Sixty houses exist, only two occupied, indicating a wide демunicipal disruption.
A quirky ad style note praises Ripans Tabules for boosting morning mood. It muses on China and its lengthy national hymn causing long listens, with names and places scattered through a dated October 26, 1964 note.
Mrs Frank Canfield of Bust Dickinson Franklin County Indiana writes of grave womb inflammation and weariness that left her unable to walk. She credits twelve bottles of Dr. Afrs Casrinto Pierces Favorite Prescription as the cure under Providence and expresses deep gratitude.
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