Hood's Pillg cure all Liver Ills 2% cents
A vintage advertisement touts Hood's Pills as a universal liver cure priced at 2 percent. The claim emphasizes broad health benefits and affordability.
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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1898
Page
4
A vintage advertisement touts Hood's Pills as a universal liver cure priced at 2 percent. The claim emphasizes broad health benefits and affordability.
A Detroit Free Press anecdote recalls Mrs. Differy rejecting a German house girl after a cold porch mishap. She notes the helper warmed ice with hot water, causing injuries to her husband and daughter, and insists on a familiar named candidate instead.
Letter from Mrs ElizaBeta Wheelock of Magnolia Iowa credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Lozenges with dissolving a tumor after three boxes. She describes relief from bloating smothering spells and heart palpitations and says she can walk farther without trouble and recommends the remedy to other women.
The 8:45 p m signing of the peace treaty in Paris marked a solemn moment as the ten arbiters of two nations completed the document. Ambassadors and attaches observed, Senor Montero Rios and Senor Villarutia led Spanish and American commissions through a careful parchment process with English and Spanish texts, seals, and ribbons, ending with cordial farewells and a ceremonial exit.
A freight train No. 5 traveling from Chattanooga to Memphis on the Memphis and Charleston derailed at Stevenson Sunday night. Engineer Kinsella and Fireman Drake, both from Huntsville, were killed when the engine left the track and rolled down the embankment.
A New York Sun quote notes mothers crusading against cradle rocking and imagines an electric cradle. The piece warns that electricians may seize control as cradles rock by power, turning the rocking hand into one that rules the world.
An old advertisement page touts No To Tobacco as a remedy to quit smoking and pledges a $1 cure guarantee. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only constitutional treatment with a $100 reward for cures, and lists products from Cravegists and Mrs Winslow’s Syrup. Multiple brand names, claims, and testimonials fill the page with marketing copy from the early 1900s.
A note invites farmers to request a free booklet on potash compiled by authorities. It promises the publication at no cost to those who write for it, aiming to educate readers on the topic.
The text surveys seventy adjectives used for gray eyes, noting as many as fifty describe expression. It contrasts gray eyes with blue brown or black, showing gray expressions span reserve candor severity gentleness and warmth, with gray eyes deemed honest while others focus on size shape or light.
Six white clad girls carried a coffin through Burlington streets to the cemetery for a classmate burned to death while burning waste paper in her father’s yard. Ministers followed the bier as tears flowed among mourners in a poignant final request.
Odd fragmentary text extols quack remedies for colds and constipation with refund promises. It includes lines about sea birds as fog signals and a general musing on sentiment versus action, ending with a note on equality being impractical.
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