Morse's Indian Root Pills Ad claimed as universal remedy
An advertisement asserts Morse's Indian Root Pills keep the liver and kidneys in proper order and prevent costly medical care. It targets households with claims of economy and accessibility, noting pills come forty per bottle and prices range from one shilling to one and threepence.
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