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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1891
Page
4
An advertisement claims Nature like results from Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. It promotes cleansing and renovation of the system, says the pills are small yet effective, vegetable and harmless, acting as a mild laxative for liver and bowel disorders.
A letter from Captain A. G. Pareis of Malden on the Hudson New York extols August Flower as the best remedy for indigestion and constipation. He says it relieves his wife's dyspepsia after meals and helps his own indigestion when taken before eating, noting it stays in his house and is regularly used.
Reports from the Farm ers' Alliance describe rapid expansion with Oregon to be organized next, Texas revival, and strong momentum in Missouri and other states. Debates at Waco Texas and Cincinnati conference stir resolved support for the St Louis platform while labor and farmers unite for the sub treasury plan and political reform.
A mosaic of vignettes including a near-imprisoned ex-khedive in Constantinople guarded by watchful Turks, a stage actor at a murder scene seeking blood, a love-sick man in Harry meeting a tragic end, and Frank Campbell of Victoria praised as a cheerful editor of the Bulletin. Also notes on the Austrian Empress studying Greek in Corfu, a Bangor teacher’s harsh punishment, and assorted witty clippings from papers like Yankee Blade and Fliegende Blaetter, plus travel ads and historical jokes.
A collage of old notices and ad snippets promoting tonics and patent medicines. It references Dr John Bull's syrup, Carter's plasters and pills, Prickly Pear tonics, Pills and Worm Destroyers, Hale's Honey, Piso's Cure, and other nostrums. Also includes stray quotes and jokes about dentists and whiskey cures.
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