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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1900
Page
4
Mr Mitchel returns home at nine finding Slippery waiting. They exchange surprised banter as Slippery hints at a change of plans and asks what reason prompted the shift, while Mitchel questions the purpose and certainty of any orders.
The ad claims that taking an ounce daily of Scott's Emulsion causes a pound gain by boosting digestion. It suggests the product starts the digestive machinery so patients can digest and absorb ordinary food again, enabling rapid flesh gain.
In a tense Essex street confrontation a detective and a jewel thief discuss trust and crime, revealing a web of blackmail, a secret woman, and a murder tied to the Mora case. Slippery Sam is fatally stabbed after a volatile exchange, leaving Mitchel to sort evidence including Mora's will.
A collection of letters extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for menstrual and reproductive ailments. Women describe relief from suppression, headaches, backaches, and nervous symptoms after using the product and washing and tonics, praising personal health improvements and even motherhood outcomes.
Advert reads testimonials claiming Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured falling of the womb and related weakness. Mrs Troutman of Hamilton Ohio says six bottles and four Liver Pills ended her bondage and headaches. Mrs Blake of Confluence West Virginia reports two years of illness and upon five bottles feels like a new woman.
Advertises a free copy of the Corn Belt and western enterprise history by A B Noble real estate broker of Hamburg Iowa. Seeks cash or tangible collections from prospective buyers to inspect a mat of business and real estate swap bargains in Fremont County Iowa with no cost to investigate.
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