Dr Williams Pink Pills Promising Cure For Nervous Ailments
The article cites Mrs. H A Fletcher of Manchester New Hampshire who credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with ending her sleeplessness and nervous distress after a six week illness and one apoplectic shock. It notes the pills treat headaches neuralgia sciatica and blood disorders and lists pricing and availability from the Dr Williams Medicine Company. It also recounts a historical note on the eleven days dropped from the 1752 calendar explaining the shift from March 25 to September 14 and contrasting with other nations.
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Williame
H. A.fletcher
Blodget Street
Manchester
N. H
Mrs. Loveland
Everett
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. J
Clive
India
Washington
Ohio Valley
Gregory
Russia
New York Tribune
Linne
Roberts
Lsten
Edward Linne
Blackguard
Blackmiller
Missouri Woman Tells of Suffering and Belief
Mrs J B Johnson of 603 West Hickman Street Columbia Missouri recounted suffering after an operation two years ago with dropsy heart pain and restricted arm movement. She credited Dean's Kidney Pills with relief after two boxes and said the trouble has not reappeared. The advertisement notes 60 cents a box from Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Johnson
West Hickman St
Columbia
Bays
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
African Manioc as Native Food in Malands Country
The Malands in southern Africa rely on manioc as their native staple. The root matures in two years and tolerates wet soil, resembling a German sausage in size. It is eaten roasted or boiled, sometimes with caterpillar flavoring, and can be dried into a pale flour or paste. Authors caution a short, multiple day diet to acclimate before long trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malands
Africa
Barotseland
Coffee as Medicine in Importers Book Promotes Postum
A pamphlet from coffee importers lauds Postum Food Coffee, arguing coffee and whisky irritate tissues and cause disease. It claims ten days off coffee shows relief from nervous trouble, dyspepsia, bowel issues, heart failure, or weak sight, presenting Postum as the remedy. It ends with "There's a reason" for Postum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffe As & Medicine
Righting the Wrong Chapter Seventeen Climax
Edward Linne seeks advantage as Roberta and Miss Murporie circle danger after the laird's death. Mary clings to a cottage refuge while a funeral crowd honors the estate owner. Willie Macgillvray denounces Linne’s claim as Edward and Marjorie face an uncertain future.
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John Mossknow
Linnle
Edward Linne
Marjorie
Willie Macgillvray
Lodge Gate
Castle Linne
Roberts
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Boston
Mase
Ures
Mother Gray
Port Waynes
Missouri
Robert Buchanan
Roberta
Mary
Kingdom Come
Edward
Edward Lime
America
Willie
Aoud
Patna
Castile
Donald
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Ilo
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Glangow
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