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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
3
Mrs. F J Lynch of 324 South Division Street Grand Rapids Michigan writes recommending Peruna to suffering women. She says a persistent cough vanished after two bottles and she regained excellent health, calling Peruna a true friend of women.
An 19th century style plea extols chronic catarrh as a universal threat and credits Peruna with curing many sufferers. It claims catarrh leads to heart disease and consumption, urging readers to obtain Peruna from the Columbus Ohio company along with a free prevention and cure guide.
A note explains the varied meanings of the pronoun we in editorials. It cites examples from reporters, offices, towns, or nations, and contrasts with uses referring to individuals or offenders. The piece ends with quotes on fidelity in men and women.
An omnibus of Indiana items reports Julius Long killed by a train at English Lake, Samuel Jones fatally injured by stamping cattle near Forest, and others injured or killed in accidents. Factory closings in Eaton and Terre Haute, rollings mills suspending, Yam. Notices include river net seizures, a Kokomo police board abolition, Michigantown death, and a major lamp black plant planned for Summitville.
Mrs H D Hyde of Folsom South Dakota writes a public letter praising Dodd's Kidney Pills as a double cure for her heart pain and her daughter's weak kidneys. She credits the medicine with removing years of heart pain after a few doses and urges others to consider the pills. The note includes a sales pitch language and price 50 cents a box and dealer availability. The column then shifts to an unrelated medical ad about Hart's Catarrh Cure claiming a constitutional approach with a 100 dollar cure guarantee and contact details for F J Cheney & Co.
A playful back and forth centers on a riddle about the letter M appearing once in minute twice in moment and not in a hundred years. Bobby reveals the twist, and Tommy concedes.
The U S Government bought a large consignment of Libby McNeill Libby plum pudding for distribution to American troops in the Philippine Islands and Cuba. The notice frames the Christmas dinner provision as a morale-boosting aid for service members abroad.
An item promotes Jell O as a quick healthful dessert option with two minutes preparation no boiling or baking required. Flavors listed include Lemon Grange Raspberry and Strawberry available at grocers for 10 cents.
A periodical item urges regular bowel movement for health and mentions gentle action on the liver and kidneys along with headache relief. It also notes prices of 25 and 50 cents. A dim proverb warns about returning after leaving safety. A remark on Mrs. Austins new dress contrasts with a statistic estimating 4 to 6 million people employed by China's silk industry.
An old advertisement describes Ely Taquid Cream Balm in liquid form for nasal catarrh with a 75 cent price including the spraying tube. It notes druggists carry the 50 cent solid and a 10 cent trial size by mail. The piece ends with a light quip about campaign contributions in Philadelphia.
Advert says Jell O offers four flavor desserts Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry at grocers for 10 cents. Pleases all the family and invites readers to try it today.
Dr Franklin Booth of Elmhurst L I L supervised the leg amputations refusing anesthetic. The piece notes a fearless self directed procedure. It reflects medical bravado and a frontier style approach to surgery during the era.
An advertisement touts a health cure promising to restore vitality through daily use of “movements” with a 10 cent starter offer. It markets CASCARHTS Candy as genuine in metal boxes with C. C. C. stamped on each tablet and warns to beware of imitations.
If you cannot solve the Ilfe problem, seek a pharmacist for a remedy. The druggist can provide some kind of solution to ease the issue or offer options to try.
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