07 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Deming Headlight
Location
Deming, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
1
A letter from Tully Kansas describes years of menstrual pain and loss of appetite ending after using Wine of Cardus and Thedford's Slack Drought. The writer praises the remedy and seeks further advice from the Ladies Advisory Department of the Chattanooga Medicine Company.
Georgia physician Geo W Screggs testifies to Erdol Dyspepsia Cure ease for undigested food and indigestion. He claims the remedy prevents decay and starvation diet is unnecessary. Also cites New Mexico land figures with total unappropriated lands and surveyed portions.
A jumble of anecdotes covers Chamberlin's Pain Balm healing a child after a rake injury, praise for DeWitt’s remedies, and a Denver woman jailed in Albuquerque on obscenity charges linked to a Santa Fe mail matter. Also cited is Deming’s illustrated edition and warnings about counterfeit products and unsafe medicines.
A sensational 19th century patent remedy story touts EL MORBHA as a miraculous vegetable extract claimed to restore vigor and youth. It is marketed by a Philadelphia-based firm to European nobles and American buyers in tablet form, with promises of universal vitality and a cure for nervous debility.
Letter from Lenith Ralph Meyers of 64 Thirty-seventh Street Heeling West Virginia endorses Chamberlains Cough Remed stating it cured his cold chest pain and pneumonia fears after two doses J P Boren advertises the remedy. Organ camp advances with torpedo mine shaft progress and hoist frame delayed by timber shortage.
A vintage testimonial style note claims a "One Minute Wough Cure" quickly relieves croup and winter ailments in children. Readers from Winchester Kentucky and Atchison Chicago report rapid relief after use. Mentions travel ads and sales agents for the product.
A field report notes a family using Dr. King's New Discovery for a child’s croup and other respiratory troubles. The testimonial claims permanent cures, praise for preventive use at home, and a free trial offer via J. P. Byron's, stating a dollar trial bottle is available.
Hope and wisdom appear in Cheatham's Bax active Chill Talets. Try then 85 cts. No cire-na par.
Prospective readers may obtain a copy of the Life of William McKinley by subscribing for a year to The Desire Transcript. The offer includes the book in cloth or the same work set for Cuba, with delivery options and prices. This rare opportunity emphasizes getting the best county paper for Trans than the book price from publishers.
An ad touts the White's Electric Comb as the world’s only patented unbreakable hair tool. It claims daily use smooths hair, costs and sizes advertised, urges agents and sales strips, and directs readers to another column for orders.
A wealthy woman claims cure of deafness using Dielsen's Artificial Ear Drums at 780 Eighth Ave New York via The Nichel son Institute. Deaf people may procure the ear drums by visiting the No 100 address.
A report from Chenkee Iowa describes a dire assault on C. F. P. Collier that nearly caused death. He suffered kidney injury and back pain, forced to sit or stand with aid, before using Eleu kidney tonic claimed to aid recovery.
Fragmented text mentions laughter and tea, mothers praised, and relief for sufferers. References lines about children, a person named Byron, and a note of saving lives. The readable content is garbled and does not form a clear event or public notice.
A garbled Texan medical pitch touts a remedy claimed to cure bladder and related ailments. The fragment references W. Hal or similar names and promotes a product as a quick driver of health benefits.
The estate of the deceased is administered by O. M. Taylor with attorney G ra. All persons having claims against the estate must present verified claims within one year from the appointment date to avoid legal bar under the statute. Indebted individuals should settle with the administrator. notices publish first on November 16. Local mining location blanks and placer claim forms are offered for sale by suppliers, with blanks priced per unit and per dozen. Health and medicine ads promote Cham CHam? stomach and liver tablets and a liver patent medicine. product claims include stomach cleansing and liver toning.
The reader quips about Rheumatism and praises Hunt's Lightning as a remedy. Aimed at a general audience, the brief note cites old age and ailments, hinting at a familiar advertising tone about a healing product.
A prospectus from The United Assembly in Washington, D.C. invites readers to contribute to a McKinley Monument Fund. It promises an elegant portrait and mass sales of 50 000 copies locally, with 12 cents postage for wrapping and mailing. Proceeds support the monument and community fundraising efforts.
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