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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1870
Page
3
A medical advertisement addresses men suffering involuntary discharges and nervous debility. It asks about general health effects, energy, sleep, memory, and social engagement, linking sexual excess to broad constitutional weakness and urging a diuretic-based treatment as the cure.
An 19th century ad promotes Helmbold's Extract Buchu for bladder and kidney diseases and general debility. It claims 39 years of preparation by H.S. Helmbold with prices 8.29 per bottle or six for 6.50, notes authenticity via engraved wrappers and fake chemical warehouse seals.
A letter from M Hoey at the corner of Ith and Chestnut streets extols Dr Hurleys Worm Candy from James Ruddle Co. as tasteless and effective for children suffering long worms. Hoey claims both his children recovered fully and invites skeptics to verify at his home.
A Louisville reader reports a hereditary scrofula case improved after using Dr Harley's Sarsaparilla. Henry Turner of Cincinnati writes that after twelve years of illness and prior remedies, four bottles healed sores and reduced swelling. He invites further inquiries.
A 1868 New Albany letter extols Swarlys Ague Tonic as a reliable remedy for chills fever and ague. Vincent Kirk reports long illness followed by rapid improvement after taking the tonic and endorses its effectiveness when used as directed.
Seabrook's Elixir combines Pyrophosphate of Iron and Calisaya to deliver the tonic effects of Peruvian bark without its taste or adverse effects. It is urged after severe illness or for female distressing irregularities, with nutrine as a possible alternative for women at risk.
Harper's Magazine is lauded by The Nation New York and New England Homestead as a premier publication offering accessible scientific and general content. It is praised for intelligent editing, affordable price, broad appeal to families, and high mechanical quality.
Advertises 1871 terms for Harper's Magazine Weekly and Bazar subscriptions with multi copy discounts. Offers complete sets, back numbers, and bound volumes with express or mail delivery options. Includes post office postage and address details for Harper and Brothers New York.
State of Indiana Harrison County HarCom Pleas Court issues notice by publication in the December term 1870 for Susan A Daily vs William H Daily. William H Daily is alleged non resident and necessary party. case to be heard at Corydon court December 4 1870. If he fails to appear, proceeding proceed in his absence. Witness and clerk seal. Sept 13 1870.
The 125 page Rowell advertising directory lists top American media with circulations and full parriesias, published to aid religion and business ads. The Pittsburg Leader May 29 1870 hails Geo P Rowell Co as the largest U S advertising agency and endorses scientific cost efficient publicity.
The newspaper promotes The Saturday Evening Post as a weekly 1871 publication with literary and news content. It offers a special deal for new subscribers including extra papers, steel engravings, and multi-year rates, with details on pricing and mailing in Philadelphia.
Dr Oback's Stomach Bitters allegedly rise in sales every year as the best combination. Druggists claim to recommend Dr Oback's Bitters to customers after years of trial. Physicians are said to use and endorse Dr Oback's Sugar-coated Blood Pills.
An advertisement touts Dr. C. W. Roback’s Blood Purifier, Blood Pills, and Stomach Bitters as the three greatest remedies, claiming the Purifier uses Swedish drugs and the Pills derive from Mandrake root as a Mercury substitute. The copy questions whether these are the best cures for blood diseases and promotes the trio as a superior medical system.
After eleven years of experience the sales have risen yearly and thousands of unsolicited letters testify to the cures performed by these medicines.
Official notice dated November 3 1870 announces a December 3 1870 board meeting order requiring all stock subscribers to pay monthly installments of ten percent over nine months, payable to the secretary in New Albany or to appointed agents. The order will be published in counties along the line.
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