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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1905
Page
2
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best value medicine, claiming it cures pimples eczema and general debility while boosting energy and blood health. A Washington D C user, Miss Eric Colonne, testifies to feeling revitalized and blood in good condition.
Mrs. G Drager visits Milwaukee while Mrs A F Haven goes to see her son. Fisher’s Health Restorer and Cough Syrup advertised with 50c and 1 bottles. Mrs R J Kellogg visits Mrs O K Whitcomb in Reedsburg. Miss Maude Munroe attends Madison concert. I W Harper Whiskey advertised as family whiskey. Mrs Mabel Dunnwiddy returns to Janeville after visit with C H Pave. Advertising includes drugs, tonics, and patent remedies.
An old promotional note extols Scott's Emulsion as a fattening and nourishing tonic for invalids convalescents consumptives and weak children. It promises increased bone flesh blood and nerve and offers a free sample with a labeled bottle wrapper.
A wounded Curly Jim in a Tampa hospital whispers a key name to a nurse before dying. The narrator learns a boy cared for the horse of the fallen man and reveals a link to Mrs. Jeffrey, Miss Moore, and a library seat where a man died, prompting the narrator to hurry the boy to return to Washington.
The court scene reveals a so called stranger named Mr Pfeifer who demanded a meeting with Miss Moore shortly before her marriage. The bridal party offered no acknowledgment or denial of Pfeifers connection or motive in entering the Moores' fatal room.
A narrator uncovers a concealed memoir in the Moore library linking Callista Moore to Washington scandals. He discovers a serialized account of life at the Moore house, noting Callista's allure, Reuben Moore abroad, and a grand chamber where a colonel slept, hinting at sinister connections.
An exchange from Washing on Star notes a leading member of a ladies debate group was tasked with a provocative essay on the yellow peril. The member presented the piece beginning with yellow apparel is very trying to most complexions, illustrating the period style and tensions within the group.
Advertisement touts Hyomei as the only scientific cure for catarrh, claiming pills and tonics fail. It asserts the remedy kills germs in air passages, enters the blood with oxygen, and urges testimonials including Mrs. LeRendu of Cleveland. Fisher Bros. offers refund if not cured. Complete outfit costs $1 with extra bottles 5 cents.
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. Promises prompt relief of bladder and back pain in both men and women. Relieves water retention almost immediately. Sold by Fisher Bros., Baraboo, Wisconsin.
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