29 Jul 1878
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1878
Page
1
Deodorized petroleum based Carboline pledges to arrest hair loss, restore natural color, and produce a lush, lasting growth. Advertisements cite medical plausibility, celebrity testimonials, and broad retail backing to claim instant, permanent benefits for bald heads and gray hair.
Irbolne is presented as the best Restorative and Beautifier of the Hair, claiming to restore hair on bald heads, prevent shedding, renew color, and promote rapid growth. It is advertised as a natural earth product that cleans the scalp, contains no harmful drugs, and shows results after a few applications without months of use.
The article argues the Parker removal was a forced act by Kellogg to appease carpetbaggers, linking the change to Louisiana politics and Republican infighting. It claims Parker, praised by a New Orleans merchant, was removed despite solid service and opposition to President Kellogg’s Louisiana policy.
The passage argues the Nicholls Government misused Hayes aid and that the methods used did not expose all actions to the public. It contends the process reveals crookedness in the incubation of the Hayes Administration and implies improper influences shaped outcomes.
A column tone discusses danger and folly of children biting green apples during hot dog days. It portrays the fruit as a stubborn, potent peril and jokes about boys raiding orchards, noting the fruit’s grip and the inevitable ache from a hard bite. It later lists sections on various notices and records.
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