Misery Vanished by Quick Skin Remedy
A reader notes that widespread distress over skin complaints is often a local parasitic rash. The author claims rapid, complete clearing with a simple treatment, not just improvement but total removal, swiftly.
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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
14
A reader notes that widespread distress over skin complaints is often a local parasitic rash. The author claims rapid, complete clearing with a simple treatment, not just improvement but total removal, swiftly.
An advertisement touts a medicament claimed to rapidly clear severe skin diseases. It cites hundreds of cures, including a boy named Sammy Minker cured in 21 days, and says the product is manufactured by the Lb D TI Co in Chicago and used by Cook County Hospital.
The New York Juvenile Asylum requests current addresses for as many graduates as possible, young and old. Guardians or graduates should send written requests to Superintendent Charles D. Hilles at Amsterdam Avenue and Smith Street, New York.
In a central Virginia town Senator Daniel, among a group on a hotel porch, jokes about a lazy man named Jack Sheridan who is about to be buried. The tale ends with Jack asking if the corn is shucked before sinking back into the coffin.
The piece recalls attempts to produce an error free book with multiple proofreaders and the impossibility of perfect typography. It cites a jeweled cup judged flawless only under a microscope and rifles like the Lee Enfield and Mauser showing non infallibility, noting progress from Wellington era when six rifles failed to fire.
A woman expresses a liberal religious view by agreeing to bake a cake for a social at the other church, reflecting shifts in inter church relations and personal beliefs.
Mrs. M. Bishop of Horton Michigan reports relief from dyspepsia symptoms after using Bailey's Dyspepsia Tablets. The ad claims quick relief and a permanent cure with chocolate coated tablets priced at 25 cents, with free samples from Lakeside Medical Co. Chicago and sold by Tight.
The article surveys famous women and their charms or superstitions from Rosa Bonheur to Queen Victoria, noting items like a St Anthony image, a copper crucifix, a mummy eye, and emeralds as talismans. It touches on beliefs held by Sarah Bernhardt, George Eliot, and others, then shifts to broader notes on superstition and notions about luck, culture, and a brief aside on sugar cultivation and post offices in Northaria.
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