Dropsy Specialists Advertised by A. H. Guexn’s Sons
A. H. Guexn's Sons of Atlant Ga claim to be the world’s only successful dropsy specialists and advertise a liberal offer in another column of THE ADVANTAGE. The piece contrasts a cartoonish dialogue about women’s suffrage with a Kansas City Independent quip on husband wife dynamics.
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A. H. Guexn
Atlant Ga
Kansas City
Lydia E. Pinkham and other remedies advertised to readers
An old newspaper column advertises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments and offers personal advice from Mrs. Pinkham. It also promotes Capudine for headaches, Allen's Foot-Ease, and Yayior's Cherokee Remedy for coughs and bronchitis, urging readers to buy from drug stores.
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Chicago
William Ahrens
21St St
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
Lydia Fr. Pinkham
Yayior
Women’s Rights In London County Council Debate
Sir Melvill Beachcroft warned that many London women misjudge their rights duties and privileges in local government. He noted women can vote for borough councils and boards of guardians and be elected to them and other bodies, including Alderman roles and chairmanship, though few pursue these offices.
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Melvill Beachcroft
London County Council
Lyceum Club
Sir Melvil
London
Boards of Guardians
Leval Pension Committees
Autocrat Dumrox Finds Wealth but Not Freedom
Washington Star notes Dumrox seeks wealth to be his own boss yet remains cautious of subordinates including a chauffeur and the steam yacht crew. The quote underlines his uneasy control and limited risk in leadership.
Cures for scalp disease and skin ailments advertised
A classic early 1900s advertisement cites personal testimony from Miss Jessie I Buchanan and Lew Wren praising Cuticura and Tetterine remedies for scalp disease eczema and other skin conditions. Claims include rapid relief and endorsements from P T Barnum and Shuptrine Co offerings with liver pills provided free with mail orders.
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Columbia
Lew Wren
Chicago
Patent medicines and eye care ads from a 19th century page
A collage of medical ads touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation and Marine Eye Remedy for eye problems, promising cures and free eye books. Also promotes Rheumacide for rheumatism, Woolford’s Ganitacy Lotion for itching, and general drugstore availability with dubious testimonials.
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Bobbitt Chemical Co
Baltimore
Woolford
Druggista
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