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Newspaper
Dixon Sun
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1882
Page
8
Dr Hannaford cautions that damp nights and frosty air heighten cold risks. He urges daily clothing changes to balance warmth and lightness, emphasizes keeping feet warm and head cool, and recommends ventilated rubbers to prevent damp buildup.
A varied clipping notes St Jacobs Oil relief for shoulder pain and rheumatism cited by Canajoharie Courier and Milwaukee Sentinel. It cites public praise from Mrs Kimpary of Yellow Springs and a phrenological claim about women whistling. Includes light humor on the honeymoon origin and a Boston Transcript quip.
A Rochester man praises Burpock Boop Srrrers for kidney disorder relief after a single bottle. A woman in Arkansas confesses giving the wrong medicine to her husband, while a physician notes the patient’s morning improvement.
An advertisement touts Dr. C. W. Benson Celery and chamomile Pills as a cure for headaches neuralgia nervousness paralysis and dyspepsia. The pills contain no opium or quinine and are sold by druggists or by mail from Baltimore Maryland at various price packs.
A jumble of short items including kidney wort cures, a Buffalo surgeon anecdote, a Detroit Free Press quotation, a public banquet joke, a David C Cook catalog nudge, a note about an engineer Melville not lecturing, a Russia Balm ad, a dialysis of various remarks on remedies and fashions, and a city streetcar anecdote.
John Kuhn of Lafayette Indiana states he was near death from consumption a year ago. He credits Dr William Hallen Balsam for the Lungs with a dramatic recovery after nine bottles and declares he is now in perfect health.
The Voltaic Belt Co of Marshall Michigan will send Dr Dye's Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on thirty day trial to men afflicted with nervous debility lost vitality and related troubles. The company guarantees speedy restoration of health and vigor and states no risk as the trial period is fully allowed.
An advertising snippet touts Wise's Axle Grease as a cure for scratches and frozen feet and claims it outperforms competitors. It also promotes Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar for coughs, Pike's tooth ache drops, Dr Isaac Thompson Eye Water, Lyon's patent heel stiffeners, and Spring Tobacco, urging readers to try the products and to enroll at H B Bryant's Chicago Business College.
Letter from O. M. Holcomb testifies to relief from catarrh after using Thomas Eclectric Oil. He describes regained senses, improved health after years of suffering and a nail pain incident resolved by the oil, urging others to try the remedy.
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