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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
4
Dr Somers reports at the Paris academy a theory that rising education and modern life trigger cerebral disorders. He cites cases from last week including a woman damaged by ship engines and a farmer who severed legs with a scythe, arguing latent lunacy may lurk in many.
W. E. Tribble, an aging western slope guide, reached Hifte Colorado badly bruised after a grizzly overwhelmed him while hunting. He credits lessons from President Roosevelt two years earlier for enabling him to stab the bear with his hunting knife and survive.
University of California geologists in Shasta county dig into Lime stone caves on McCloud River. Prof Merriam and student Estace Furlong uncover bone finds and explore a fissure cave they believe holds ancient soil layers. fossil storehouse may reveal geological curiosities.
A Reverend O J Badlong of Agha ayay BL hails Electric Bitters as a reliable cure for jaundice and liver trouble. He credits the remedy with restoring health after years of illness and claims it superbly heals liver, kidney, and stomach issues. Sold at 50 cents by H J Eady with satisfaction guaranteed.
A vintage medical advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for womanly illness, claiming it regulates periods, stops drains, heals inflammation and ulcers, and strengthens weak women. It invites sick women to consult by letter, stressing privacy, and cites Dr. Pierce’s long practice and a large cured patient base. It also promotes the Common Sense Medical Adviser and free mailing for expertise.
An advertising notice promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a mild laxative to cleanse the bowels and stimulate the liver. It claims relief from constipation without griping or distress and features a testimonial by H. A. Dykeman.
Verona Missouri resident L W Spalding cites his mother’s prolonged distress and indigestion. He reports she improved after using Kachel and now at seventy six eats freely, with a bottle of Kodol handy. The ad extols addressing the cause and claims Kodol aids digestion as a natural tonic.
An old advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as affecting the blood and mucous surfaces, states it was prescribed by a leading physician, and invites testimonials. It lists F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo as makers and notes sales through druggists with Wall's Family Pills recommended.
The account says a man treated for three years by doctors for piles and fistula was cured in two weeks by Sainsam Amion Salve after other remedies failed. The testimonial comes from H J Eady's drug store in Cannellsville Ohio and notes the product cures burns braines cuts sores eruptions and skin conditions.
The Big Four announces low round trip rates from its points to Colorado, Utah, South Dakota and return, with final return by Oct 81, 1903. Tickets on sale daily until Sept 16 1903 for routes via Wabash to Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs Salt Lake City and more. Details from Big Four Route agents.
An excerpt notes that if all land planted in corn in the United States this year were gathered in one mass, it would cover more than the British Isles Holland and Belgium combined and amount to four-fifths of France or Germany.
The article argues that women chase jewels, candy, and flowers while health falters, urging readers to use Dr Hosphse’s German Syrup to halt early consumption and heal bronchial tubes. It notes it is not a cure all but claims to treat coughs colds and bronchial troubles, with availability at BH J Hadys and Green’s Almanac.
An advertisement extols Bonchee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for coughs, colds, croup, and especially consumption. It claims immediate relief, safety, and the world’s largest sales since 1888, with G. G. Green in Woodbury, New Jersey, as a distributor.
An old newspaper fragment promotes Kid-No-Oids as a cheap cure for kidney and bladder issues. It touts Henry J. Eady's Drug Store in Chattanooga for low rate excursion tickets to a Sherman Brigade Reunion and includes testimonials about quick relief. The ad references the Baltimore and Ohio lines and urges seeking physician-free cures. It blends drug product pitches with travel discounts and period text.
The Oberlin College announces the graduation of several students and lists appointments for faculty and staff. Notable names include honored graduates and newly appointed administrators shaping the college’s post graduate year plan.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers very low excursion fares to San Francisco and Los Angeles from September 28 to October 1902 for the National Wholesale Druggists Association meeting in Monterey. Tickets are valid for return until November 15, 1902. for rates and details, contact a B and O ticket agent or General Passenger Agent B N. Anglin Chicago IL.
The Oberlin Business College began its fall term amid large attendance and a fine class of students. Regarded as the best of its kind in Ohio, it attracts students from across the country. Enrollment continues with new shorthand classes starting November 9.
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