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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1870
Page
4
Descriptive priced catalogues of bulbs, gladioli, dahlias, fruit and ornamental trees, and nursery stock will be ready January 1st. Heavy clay loam soil at Nursemex in Geneva favorable for transplanting long lived healthy trees. Herendeen Co Geneva NY grower importer and dealer offers plants and seeds for fall and spring planting.
After years of experience and trial they have been proven to be a sure cure for dyspepsia and indigestion.
Physicians recommend Dr Ro back’s sugar coated blood pills for better circulation and energy as part of a traditional remedy. Critics warn about limited evidence and potential side effects.
A concise line reflects on self awareness and composition, suggesting a group or individuals understand the elements that constitute them. The statement implies deliberate knowledge of identity and origins without revealing further context or specifics.
Questioning whether Dr Roback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills are the best remedies for all blood diseases. Aimed at evaluating efficacy and safety as claimed in historic medical ads.
The market offers The Blood Purifier as the sole article using costly drugs imported from Sweden for its manufacture. The pills use the active principle of Pedophyllum Mandrake Root and serve as a substitute for Mercury.
A reader asks whether Dr C W Roback’s Stomach Bitters Blood Purifier and Blood Pills are the three greatest remedies the world has ever known.
After eleven years of experience sales rise yearly and thousands of letters attest to cures by these medicines. The D Local Column praises their work as among the best in the Wald.
Subscription rates for Harper's Magazine 1871 include one year at 4.00 with discounts for clubs of five readers and six copies for 20. Extra copies available. Harper's Weekly and Bazaar offered at 10.00 for one year or 7.00 with Harper's Pictorials. Back issues shipped on order. Volumes offered with binding and extra costs for express freight and cloth cases.
The notice promotes a 125 page book by Geo. F. Rowell & Co. detailing American advertising mediums with lists of newspapers and circulations. It notes high value for advertisers and includes a quote from the Pittsburg Leader praising Rowell as the nation’s leading advertising agency.
The Saturday Evening Post a weekly 1821 paper offers three months gratis for new subscribers in 1871 with special extra editions. Promotions include multi year rates, premium steel engravings for full or club subscribers, and sample copies mailed from Philadelphia addresses.
Board of Directors at New Albany on December 3 1870 ordered all subscribers to pay 10 percent monthly installments. First installment due December 1 1870, subsequent ten percent payments due each following month for nine months. Payments to the Secretary or designated agents. Publication to occur in counties along the road. Attested by G W Lyman Secretary.
Harper's Weekly is extolled as the best illustrated weekly in America with superior illustrations by county and city artists. The Traveler notes its high literary merit and varied, instructive content, praising its broad appeal and quality.
Harper's Weekly offers one year subscriptions with gratis extra copies for groups of five at four dollars each or six copies for twenty dollars. Subscriptions to Harper's Weekly and Bazaar to one address are ten dollars yearly, or seven dollars for Stanhope periodicals if two are sent. Back numbers and complete volumes offered with specified prices and delivery terms.
Harper's Bazar is a fortnightly supplement to the paper featuring numerous full sized patterns. It accompanies the paper every fortnight and is printed on superfine calendered paper. It is published weekly alongside Harper's Weekly.
A medical advertising piece describes symptoms of sexual exhaustion and general debility tied to masturbation and venereal disease. It warns readers that such disorders damage the generative organs, leading to fatigue, poor concentration, and other illnesses, arguing that only a diuretic can treat disorders of these organs.
A vintage medical advertisement touts Iver and a tincture claiming to cure liver disease dyspepsia nervous debility jaundice kidney diseases and skin eruptions. It lists wide ranging symptoms including heart flutter headaches dizziness and yellow eyes and promotes a “LIGHTNING CARE” patent remedy for pains and aches with a two pill dose of Podopetlin Pill as mercury substitute.
Henry Turner of Louisville writes that a twelve year affliction from hereditary scrofula left him unable to work. After failed cod liver oil tonics, he used Hurley’s Sarsaparilla, took four bottles, and saw sores heal and glands shrink. He offers to answer inquiries about the remedy.
Fragmentary text describes Seabrook's Elixir as a tonic with asserted effects for convalescence and female irregularities. It warns no female should be without it for health concerns and claims it cannot be replaced by other medicines.
The fragment notes EXTRACT BUCHU claimed by H. T. HELMBOLD as a treatment, asserting a period of up to nineteen years. The obscure passage hints at medical claims and historical context without detailed outcomes or dates.
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