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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1891
Page
4
A bold 500 reward offer centers on Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy for incurable catarrh. The ad argues the remedy has a 35 year proven record and promises lasting relief and possible permanent cure, asserting the risk is minimal for customers and the makers back the claim with a strong guarantee.
John H. Foster of Philadelphia touts August Flower as a cure for dyspepsia in his wife, claiming a dramatic relief after two bottles. The letter cites persistent vomiting after meals and credits the remedy with enabling her to eat and enjoy food again.
Rev T DeWitt Talmage's Brooklyn tabernacle discourse traces Paul at the Acropolis and Mars Hill in Athens. He contrasts idol worship with the Christian gospel, highlighting the Parthenon, Areopagus, and the moral impact of architecture and sculpture on faith.
A murky European summary mentions Baron von Pasteur and his potential tithe use, the Austrian emperor awarding the Iron Crown, and Francis Josten visiting Meyerling for mass at a chapel marking a past tragedy. It also references Cardinal Lavigeri, Cardinal Howard, Perth’s archbishop in youth, and a Scottish editor Cannumens noted for resembing Thackeray in a humorous doorstep anecdote.
Fragmented clippings describe Egypts giant pyramid weighing over six million tons and Englands vast African territories. Advertisements tout Montetter stomach bitters for nervousness digestion and recovery, plus medical claims of curing malaria and rheumatism. A stray joke and ad pieces mention a Cresccent mark and a riddle about weights and smells.
A colorful magazine issue highlights a terra cotta bas relief titled "Tey and Night" by Hunt Rimmer and a roster of stories including "Such Stuff as Dreams are Made of" by John Mead Mawell, "How Christina came in the Little Black Tent" by Mrs. Charlotte M. Vaile, and "The Fairy Cone fent" by Jessie Menton Fremont. It notes war era tales, Norse ballads, illustrated papers, serials, and departments, with readers urged to try Dr. John Bull's Sarsaparilla and Brown's Bronchial Remedies, and mentions various patent medicines and advertising copy.
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