Historic Patent Medicine Ad Promotes Multiple Remedies
An old advertisement touts Bucklen Arnica Salve for burns and injuries, Dr King’s New Life pills for liver troubles, Foley’s Honey and Tar for bronchitis and lung issues, Foley’s Kidney Remedy for kidney disease, and Foley’s Urine Laxative for stomach and liver regulation. It features testimonials including Mrs. I. L. Bowen of Wyant and emphasizes quick cures and 1 dollar bottle pricing.
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Kingy
Johnson's, Drug Co
Foley
I. L. Bowen
Wyant
Perpetual clock inspired by James Cox of London
A nineteenth century account describes James Cox of Shoeline London creating a clock rendered perpetual via a barometer powered energy system. Mercury moves a cogwheel so rotation remains unidirectional, keeping the weights wound, with the mechanism visible in a glass case.
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James Cox
Shoeline
London
Fox
China
John Barrow
Cox
Canton
Pekin
He Tehangtong
London Times
Names in a Pocket Book Mark Memory’s Power
A narrator recalls compiling an alphabetized pocket index of names with distinguishing traits to aid recognition. He notes memory improves, reaches 200 entries, and that associating faces with names lets him recall people he meets.
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Kenneth
Jones
Silas II
Lamson
John
Teller
Firat National Bank
Kendricks
Hiram
Silas H. Jones
First National Bank
John Lamson
Hiram Kendricka
Mr. Long
Smith
Clark
Brown
Atchison
Atchison Mysic
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