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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1896
Page
3
A near total focus on study harms physical health as headaches dizziness and insomnia occur among ambitious students. A May letter to Lydia E Pinkham recounts recovery after using Vegetable Compound, with testimony from Mary P and others praising improved health and proximity to graduation.
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a superior cod liver oil emulsion available for over twenty years. It claims higher purity norwegian cod liver oil and positions the product as a lasting, dependable health aid, urging buyers to choose the original.
A South Texas lake near Nueces river in Dimmitt County earns a chilling fame. Espantoso meaning frightful, its depths and forests host rumored hauntings and a century-old massacre where a wagon train’s silver sank and men perished. Subsequent spectral apparitions terrorized troops, birthing legends that kept travelers away and sealed the lake’s accursed name.
Mrs Lathrop recalls her father Nathaniel Hawthorne in vivid detail from her youth beside his death. She portrays a sunny face with a perpetual smile, eyes that shift gray or violet blue by mood, brown wavy hair, and a clear luminous complexion. He is tall with lean athletic vigor and simple abstemious living.
Professor Allan Marquand of Princeton writes in the April Century about reviving the ancient Olympic Games on an international scale at Athens next month. Artist Castaigne provides restorations of classical scenes including the Stadium boxing, warriors race chariot events, the victor’s crowning, and his temple entry, plus views of Olympus Valley.
In the British Museum visitors can view writings from the Malabar coast and several palm leaf Bible copies. The word folio derives from folium meaning a leaf.
A Newark Evening News piece recounts Emma L. Stoll of East Orange praising Dr Williams pink pills for pale people. It details morphine avoidance, sulphur and molasses failure, weight loss, and dramatic recovery after taking the pills, with price and purchase info. Also notes on Persian Shah wealth, California orange rewards, college son pro profession, Transvaal penny, and Maine blueberry harvest.
Dr. W H Watt offers a magnetic treatment claimed to cure all rheumatism and related ailments with immediate relief. Free consultations and samples, money-back guarantee after half the course, and nationwide testimonials are cited. Includes endorsements from multiple local figures and a U S Health Reports nod.
On April 7 21 and May 5 tickets from northern principal cities to all L and N rail points across Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Florida and part of Kentucky are sold at one round trip fare. Tickets good to return within twenty one days with a percent commission to agents at destination and allow stop overs on the southbound trip. Ask your ticket agent or write C P Atmore Louisville Ky or J K Ridgely Chicago IL.
An ad claims kidneys saved from inactivity by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters prevent Bright's disease diabetes and other maladies. It also asserts relief from malarial bilious rheumatic dyspepsia and mentions a humorous aside about a clock and a silhouette on a sister's stock.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only proven remedy with a $100 reward for failures, promising constitutional treatment and testimonials from Toledo. The piece includes scattered dialogue about a dog, an angelic woman, soap, and a union delegate in a separate nonrelated snippet.
An advertisement touts a free trial bottle of Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer claiming cures for fits with one day’s use. It offers a treatise and trial bottle to Fitcases and provides the Philadelphia address 931 Arch St. Mrs Winston's Sungoutine orKhoeP is promoted for teething children, claiming gum softening inflammation relief and wind colic cure at 2 cents per bottle.
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