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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1870
Page
4
An 19th century appeal describes involuntary discharges and general weakness. It asks readers about fatigue, digestion, sleep, memory, and confidence, and argues liver and dyspepsia are not sole causes. The piece promotes a remedy claiming to restore vitality and business vigor.
A letter from VL Hogy of Cheatnam Street endorses Dr Hurley s Worm Candy as a lifesaving remedy for intestinal worms in a child and urges public sharing of the experience for other parents.
An advertisement claims CEALALN CURE treats bladder diseases Gravel Dropsy organic weakness and female complaints. It asserts effectiveness in males and females regardless of cause duration or prior remedies offering a universal remedy for urinary issues and general weakness.
Henry Turner of Cincinnati writes that after twelve years of scrofula and persistent sores he recovered by taking "Cod diver Gel" and other remedies including Dr. Hames’s carsaridia. He asserts four doses cleared the sores and glands, finishing the last bottle in perfect health.
A promotional note from New Jersey dated May 8 1438 claims the tonic cures chills and fever, urging patients with agit and fevers to follow directions for relief, signed Vincent Rok and recommending the remedy as a dependable cure.
A historic remedy described as a phosphate-based preparation akin to Peruvian bark and Trou, praised for gentle tonic effects after fevers and debilitating illnesses. It cautions against use by women prone to certain ailments and emphasizes suitability for easing post-convalescence distress.
An advertisement proclaims Hofland's Bitters and Tonic as pure non alcoholic extracts from roots herbs and barks. It claims multiple liver and digestive benefits, lists symptoms, extols Pills as a powerful vegetable cathartic, and urges purchase through the firm’s office and druggists.
The piece extols Harper's Magazine as a leading periodical in English, praised for accessible scientific papers and rational amusement. It highlights its popularity across ages, editorial quality, and broad affordability, calling it indispensable for intelligent American households.
Harper and Brothers offer Harper's Magazine and related titles with various subscription plans. One year for Harper's Magazine plus extra copies for multiple subscribers. bulk clubs available. Back numbers and volumes priced. postage and binding options noted.
State of Indiana Harrison County court issues notice to non resident William B Daily in Susan A Daily vs William B Daily for divorce. Case set for trial at Corydon courthouse on December 4 1870. if he fails to appear the matter will proceed in his absence. Clerk B P Douglass signs seal September 7 1870.
Dr Roback's Stomach Bitters show increasing annual sales as druggists endorse them for Dyspepsia and Indigestion. Physicians reportedly recommend Roback's Blood Pills, claimed to use imported Swedish drugs. Blood Purifier and Blood Pills are touted as remedies for blood diseases with Podophyllum as an active ingredient.
An advertisement-style claim pitches Dr. C. W. Roback’s Stomach Bitters Blood Purifier and Blood Pills as the three greatest remedies the world has known, urging readers to trust the products for health benefits.
After eleven years of experience sales have risen annually and thousands of letters praising cures performed by these medicines fill the Local Column.
A 125 page book lists best American advertising medians with newspaper names circulations and full particulars. It targets advertisers and those considering advertising offering mail free to any address for 25 cents. The Pittsburgh Leader praises Geo P Rowell & Co as the largest and best advertising agency in the United States and recommends their scientifically structured approach.
A fragment describes The Saturday Evening Post as a weekly paper with literature, news, and fiction. It lists authors and notes new subscribers receive extra editions and future papers, with premiums for early orders.
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