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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1895
Page
5
A father proclaims No Lo Bae cured his tobacco addiction after years of smoking. He credits immediate nerve relief and regained strength to stop cigarettes, praising the product's impact on his health and family happiness including an infant son. He urges Arguilla readers to try it.
The Chicago Orchestra under Theodore Thomas notes a vacant left center chair once held by Vigo Anderson, principal white key player, during early post death rehearsals. Musicians only change music when a nearby member shifts the music rack, signaling Anderson’s absence is not forgotten.
Is Your Blood Pure Is Your Blood Pure if ths you wll be strong vigorous full of We are ambition you will have a Fool appetite and good digestion strong Heroes KWHOL aleep. Hood's Sarsuparna purifies vitalizes and enriches the blood. It will make you pure rich red blood and strong nerves boosting appetite sleep and energy.
Beecham's pills are promoted as treating biliousness headache dizziness dyspepsia and related symptoms caused by constipation. The ad urges readers to follow a medical book and obtain the remedy free at a druggist or by mail from Allen Co New York. The text mentions product names and prices.
A thirty year invalid named Taylor credits Dr Williams' Pink Pills with restoring his health. After attempting a climate change and enduring nerve breakdowns, he reports renewed sleep and strength following the first boxes. His wife and others testify to the pill's transformative effect and urge others to try the medicine.
A traveler recalls a night in Westport Ireland while a party of four seeks a rumored coastal silver mine. The dawn wake‑call from a hotel servant provokes blunt humor amid a misty journey and a restless night.
A fragment from a historical piece lampoons excessive book collecting and credulous cure ads. It recalls a English bibliomaniac amid dust and piles, mentions other collectors, and ends with garbled health claims and patent medicine pitches from 18th century publications.
A collage of verse and prose excerpts from Kipling to Proctor and Peck presents mythic hunting, garden gate nostalgia, doomed love, and reflections on suffering. The interwoven pieces echo longing, fate, and moral insight through lyrical fragments and quoted lines.
A London court hears Mrs. Beauclerk recount her dismissal of her husband from her office. The piece also notes curious visiting card customs in China Corea and Sumatra, and describes a modest yet elegant bedroom setup in a manager’s daughter’s house with simple furnishings and ivory accessories.
An advertisement proclaims Dr. Bierce's Golden Medical Discovery purifies blood to prevent skin eruptions and boils. It claims to cure skin and scalp diseases from eczema to scrofula, invigorate the liver, and restore health in all organs.
A promotional brief praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a nearly century old botanic remedy. It claims efficacy against malaria rheumatism dyspepsia constipation biliousness and general ailments, presenting the medicine as feeding remedy and preventive.
The mink and muskrat are bitter rivals. On land the muskrat fights fiercely despite being smaller, while the mink raids villages. In the water the muskrat dominates and can kill the mink, forcing the predator to retreat when ashore.
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative improving health and cleansing the system. It claims benefits for kidneys liver and bowels, relieving colds headaches and fevers without weakening organs. Available from pharmacists in 60c and 21 bottle sizes, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Colony.
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