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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1907
Page
6
The Lhuerlck Variety reports a chaotic piece from Boe years jeu Mongaul Villure, Laondot correspondent, detailing a planned Nationalist gathering in Limerick. The text spoofs a senate exchange about a dog and potent internal medicines, then notes stock drops as Gifted Contributor comments on the incident.
The article extols Dr. Pleeria's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as potent tonics and alteratives easing systemic breakdowns. It claims broad healing reach from nasal passages to stomach and bladder, builds strength, regulates women’s functions, and relieves pain. Both medicines are described as non alcoholic and safe.
A long mixed passage covers dairy cow records, dates of drying and weaning, and handling from pasture to dry feed. It also includes a farm workshop guide for adjusting a crank and disc journal, plus notes on fruit crop rotations, copper sulfate treatments, inoculation tests for alfalfa, seed germination testing issues, and seed vitality versus field performance.
A testimonial from Fenner NY notes relief after using Don Kidney Pills, stating early improvements after the first box and continued benefit after two boxes. The speaker, a retiree, praises the product and recommends it to others, mentioning wife and friends who also saw results. Sold by Foster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo, price fifty cents.
The text presents a collage of ad blurbs and stray lines: a medical patent remedy for foot care Allen’s Foot-Ease, a political cartoon quote about Uncle Zeb and a garbled report mentioning Dr Kae Varah Reeve Bastarar and a trial base on a date in DM. Also references to a London electrician using wireless to summon a servant.
A fragment describing intestinal action with references to Cathartica and glycerine as agents. It warns about slow food passage causing internal greasing and poison release, leading to gas and disrupted nourishment. The text frames bowel movement as influenced by fluids and digestion speed.
An old advertisement extols castor oil and strong cathartics for constipation while praising digestive candies and the Sterling Remedy Company. It markets Cascarets as safe digestion aids, notes price per box, and urges readers to order with a special offer. The copy repeats warnings against ineffective laxatives and promises gentle, natural relief.
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