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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1908
Page
3
A faded ad touts the Pyramid Pile Cure for piles and related symptoms. It claims quick relief, notes rarity of cure, and offers a free sample by writing to the Drug Co at 49 Pyramid Ave Marshall, Minn. The copy pushes no charge for the trial and urges readers to send payment later.
Andrew Meldrum D D of Clive Seutkut lectured on Scotland in a lively talk titled Scotch Thoroughness and the fireside as he described Edinburgh Glasgow and Stirling. He contrasted Scottish history with American life and warned that lax views of marriage and temperance threaten social order while praising Scotland’s enduring traditions and governance.
The notice reminds taxpayers of the May 4 deadline to pay taxes without penalty. The County Treasurer WM H Scheiman announces extended hours for convenience, with office open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings at the south entrance.
In Harrisburg two eighty three kinds of preaktast tors tested for the government by Prof. Frear reveal many were cool in taste. He notes the taste tests were more about pleasure than work, while misc notes mention Bellefonte and local care details alongside a stray consumer remark about a baby.
A long running offer from Mrs Miller funds free home remedy and 2 cent packets to women suffering from female ailments abroad. She promises a simple propotional treatment for leucorrhea, ulcers, displacements and uterine issues, mailed at no charge with a free book and story notes.
John Adams of Gardner Massachusetts 94 credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with curing a yearlong severe bowel complaint. He sends thanks includes two dollars for two more bottles and urges elderly friends to try it for appetite sleep and health. He signs from 52 Prospect Street Gardner October 15th.
An advertisement extols a medicinal malt whiskey claiming thorough malt processing to produce a digestible tonic. It asserts cures for nervousness fever stomach issues and general weakness and urges customers to ask for a sealed bottle labeled Old Chemist with a price of 1.00. It directs readers to contact Dr Ri Curran and Dotty Malt Whiskey Co. in Rochester New York for a booklet and advice.
A historical plea argues against overbearing lay control of schools and calls for medical inspection and better school conditions. It cites tragic infant and child casualties, urging doctors and teachers to unite to protect students from neglect, with references to Lives of Children and David Starr Jordan.
A fragment urging true wisdom lies in studying children and serving them. It speaks of rescuing, healing, dressing wounds, bandaging, and burying the dead through acts of charity. The speaker emphasizes practical compassion over mere rhetoric.
A shortened ad style piece explains that robust digestion and regular bowel movements are key to turning thin people into healthier individuals. It touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Poppins as a proven herb laxative that tones the stomach, regulates the bowels, and can lead to weight gain and improved complexion.
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