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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1891
Page
4
Jesse Barker of Kansas praises August Flower for curing fifteen years of biliousness and constipation. He claims repeated remedies failed until trying the product, which relieved stomach pains and provided a new lease on life. Green, sole agent, Woodbury New Jersey Humboldt.
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage opens a course titled From the pyramids to the Acropolis asserting the Great Pyramid as God’s first Bible. He narrates a Cairo to Gizeh excursion and ascent with his daughter, reflecting on the pyramid’s monumental endurance and its witness to lasting human influence.
The article notes an Australian influence in a recent purchase of Sir Freemete Leigh toms picture titled the tintien of the Ten perides. It reports 7 000 visitors to the National Gallery of Ireland in 1890 and laments missed painting opportunities with Indian subjects. It mentions Craikyharnte's widow and a collection of drawings and lithographs.
A haphazard column mentions Lew Vonkelty poring over M1,00 Iatshels of peanuts and a printer needing 1,000,000 pounds of ink yearly to print Uriel. It notes 300,000,000 passengers on American waters, with sixty five lives lost. A bird and a bridge design discussion follow, describing ostrich measurements and a new non swing drawbridge concept for the Chicago River to improve navigation.
Wide Awake offers a November issue with Hawthorne life tales by Mrs Rich ard Manning of Salim Mass the Five Little Peppers Grown Up excerpt and Laura E Richards ballad Nolan plus stories and poems by multiple authors. annual price 440 per year specimen back number 5 cents. It also promotes jewelry signatures in gold display ads and various quack medical testimonials for Prickly Ash Bitters with promotional copy and a fad display.
A jumble of panaceas and medical quackery channels the era’s baseless claims. Ads tout liver tonics, purgatives, honey cough syrups, teeth drops, and Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as universal cures. Names like Carter’s Liver Pills and Hale’s Honey blend with vague ailments, promising dramatic health boosts and money-back assurances.
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