New Film Dr Goodwins Patent Adopted to Cameras
The notice states that the film Dr Goodwins celebrated patent is adopted for Hopaks and Ansca fim cameras.Wy Q. and ba rc 5.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
4
The notice states that the film Dr Goodwins celebrated patent is adopted for Hopaks and Ansca fim cameras.Wy Q. and ba rc 5.
A fragmented notice describes a public square event with teams from Creston Norwest and nearby towns competing. It mentions Bly rnder and diverse locations though the text is largely garbled. The core event appears to be a local track or contest at a public square with teams and participants named in rough form.
An old clipping urges readers to watch for fever during summer sales and to prevent liver disorders. It promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as safe laxatives that move the bowels gently without griping, attributed to H A Dykeman.
An assortment of medical claims and testimonials fills the column, touting products like One Minute Cough Core and Electric Bitters for coughs indigestion and liver complaints. Miss Newsom of Decatur recounts relief after trying remedies, while Green's August Flower is pitched as a universal cure with calls for reader feedback and free books.
A fragmented 19th century text recalls a long suffering individual who endured forty years of torture and seeks remedy from DeWirt's Watch Hazel salve. The jumbled prose condemns counterfeits and hints at medical or personal hardship, mentioning law, society, and dubious remedies in a chaotic narration.
The Yuko Sage A Michizin Southern Ry will sell labels to San Tring for Loa Ancetes at less than half. Pull particulars from ticket agents or writers Ad sant GP EA Closeland. July 29.
An archival note describes Plax as a remedy named for its “Live Healthy” label. It claims to ease dyspepsia, indigestion, and nervous tension, linking benefits to blood and digestion while advertising a price around 29 cents and a 5 for a larger purchase.
A West Point resident Homer Hall suffered a severe cold and persistent cough blamed on consumption by several physicians. After using Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs colds and lung troubles he reports a full recovery and now weighs 227 pounds. The advertisement promotes a guaranteed remedy priced 50 cents and 1.00.
Niagara Falls excursion from Lake Shore with special train leaving at 4 p m to Niagara Falls and Alexandria Bay. Tickets include return travel for five days starting July 27 for 650 in local currency. Details mention buses and consuls and agents duty for travel etiquette.
Cleveland notices announce travel and meeting details for a Memorial Post event. Members and invited others should contact the City passenger agent or AJ Smith for tickets and arrangements. The notice is dated July 27 and mentions August 12 departures from Cleveland.
The advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as the sole market prep that relieves coughing and supports pure consumption treatment. It claims ingredients like tar and pyams extracts endorsed by medical congresses and promises easy morning expectoration and lasting relief with rest, air, and good food. Small bottles cost 25 cents, regular size 75 cents.
A White Plains Kentucky reader reports long standing dyspepsia improved after using Kodot Dyspepsia Care. She describes prior remedies failing, then relief after consuming a few bottles, noting better digestion and a sweeter breath.
Weekly Florida Special train travels Cleveland to Jackson via St Augustine with dining cars and relay transfer at Collvers 118 Fuoli Ayoune. Service occurs at 12 35 2 m with no changes in route.
An 1860s advertisement touts Boschoe’s German Syrup as the universal remedy for consumption and throat troubles. It claims long standing popularity and notes a new 25 cent size with regular 75 cent bottle, urging readers to seek it from druggists.
Mrs Cranfill of Troy Indiana reports long standing digestion problems improved after using Kodol. The testimonial claims the product digests food, cleanses the stomach, and converts meals into rich red blood, ending with a strong recommendation for all indigestion sufferers.
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