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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1883
Page
7
In a frontier tale, Shad Olin and Tom Graybeard lead a rescue plan to recover Birdie the captive from Indian chiefs. Shad improvises, negotiates, and fights. Tom and Graybeard maneuver across peaks to intercept foes and secure escape routes for Birdie and Shad.
Graybeard and companions watch Shad enter an Indian village in disguise. The Mohaves believe his performance hides a strategic plan as Birdie awaits in her lodge. Shad fakes pain after spraining an ankle to mislead guards while Tom and Graybeard anticipate a second chance that afternoon.
An 19th century advertisement asserts that the Golden Medical Discovery cannot revive the dead but serves as a tonic alterative and nutritive. It pledges cure for obstinate bronchitis and other ailments, claims superiority to cod liver oil, and offers a pamphlet by mailing two stamps to Dr. Pierce's Dispensary in Buffalo New York.
The Providence Journal profiles a famed society figure who declares he cannot afford costly bouquets for nightly German dances. Despite enjoying the pastime, he says his salary cannot cover the expense, preferring to skip flowers if required to attend.
The piece argues that thousands fear Consumption and pursue treatment for it, while they actually suffer from Catarrh in various forms. It states the authors do not cure Consumption but believe daily practice can save many who feel their case hopeless.
The article states over 100000 deaths annually in the United States from Consumption with about half attributed to Catarrh in the head and no hereditary link. It notes many of these cases might have been cured.
A medical alert lists catarrh symptoms including nasal mucus buildup, headaches, eye irritation, sore throat, and hearing issues. It warns foul breath from nasal ulcers, bone decay, and systemic poisoning as secretions affect lungs and digestion.
The article cautions that catarrh can become dangerous if not treated early. It notes throat and bronchial involvement with tickling coughing and thick phlegm, especially on waking, and urges prompt thorough attention to prevent lung involvement.
Thousands seek relief from catarrh and fear failure while awaiting help. Personal testimonials praise Catarrh Specific as a guaranteed remedy, detailing long sufferings, improvements, and restored health after using the treatment, with many named supporters across multiple states.
The notice promotes Childs Catarrh Treatment claiming permanent cure for catarrh and bronchial diseases. It offers home administration with no extra cost beyond medicine and requests readers to contact Rev. T. P. Childs in Troy Ohio for full method and pricing. It notes availability only at Troy and invites those who failed other remedies to apply.
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