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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1884
Page
8
Physicians and medical leaders from Savannah to St Louis praise Liebig Co. s Coca Beef Tonic for chronic dyspepsia biliousness and malnutrition. Case reports note weight gain in two weeks and claims of improved digestion brain function and stamina.
Dr B L Cetlinski reports extensive use of Liebig Co Coca Beef Tonic at the North eastern Medical and Surgical Dispensary for sick and nervous headaches. Patients show long-standing relief during attacks, with particular benefit to the poor. Testimonials from Dr W Searle and Prof E M Hale vouch for the tonic’s value and strong effects on nervous headaches.
A Dedham physician reports relief from a lung condition after using Coca Beef Toule from Liebig Company. He gave it to patients with consistent benefit and cites endorsements from The Journal of the Royal Society of Vienna and British medical journals. The tonic is described as a potent combination of beef, iron, quinine, and coca with strong advocacy for Liebig’s product.
George Alfred Townsend lampoons the Alaska purchase and the sealskin sacque craze. He chronicles Seward's diplomacy, the fur trade, and society's obsession, contrasting aristocratic displays with the rise of imitation furs. A satirical reminiscence on fashion, politics, and public taste.
Bradstreet's reports 316 000 fewer workers in manufacturing across 21 states, with a possible total near 350 000 when full inquiry is done. Idle totals span New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois and others, while seventeen leading cities show 177 115 jobs lost or dispensed with. Union strength appears to cushion wage declines where collective bargaining is strongest.
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