Saraatabe Blood Health Tonic Ad
Patent style medical claim notes a tonic that claims to cure blood humors eruptions clear complexion aid digestion and boost vigor. Advertises liquid form and chocolate tablets named Saraatabe for immediate purchase.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
7
Patent style medical claim notes a tonic that claims to cure blood humors eruptions clear complexion aid digestion and boost vigor. Advertises liquid form and chocolate tablets named Saraatabe for immediate purchase.
A fragment from a historical column notes a shifting religious trend toward individual faith and mocks a Nature-Fake exhibit. It quips about a dog and poultry show where a terrier wins first prize, jokingly claiming it as a Mongolian hen.
An advertisement emphasizes Castoria as a safe infant remedy in use for over 30 years. It urges caregivers to ensure the product bears the signature of Pec In Use and notes children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
Fragmentary text notes Ferdinand of Bulgaria in aviation, referencing Prince Henry of Prussia and Arthur Balfour, with mentions of Roosevelt and an aviation ascent. Details are unclear and scrambled, but the piece hints at first midair knighting and royal aviation milestones.
A Colorado reader recounts stopping coffee after heart trouble and stomach issues improved. He cites Postum coffee substitute ads and a health book as convincing evidence, claiming his ailments vanished and heart steadied after avoiding coffee.
A. W. Masy presents a collection of historical notes. The piece recounts Otis defending writs of assistance and the birth of American independence, a Boxer rebellion anecdote about Rear Admiral Kempl, regicide trials and trials in England, the first steamship Savannah, and a reflection on habeas corpus and civil liberty. The blending of varied historical vignettes emphasizes pivotal moments and influential figures shaping liberty and governance.
Lester and Roger Rush to Elizabeth to join a wedding when Marcia Lawrence, the bride, vanishes at the altar in her wedding gown triggering shock. The mystery woman is described as cultured and beautiful, with Curtiss as the groom and Andrea del Sarto used as a metaphor for her perfection. The case unsettles the firm as courts and petitions plague a separate Griffin matter.
A narrator visits a two story house in a fashionable town district, watching a crowd outside the gate. Inside the dimly lit room he notes ornate decor, a bride’s dressing table, and a tense gathering as he and a companion discuss a mysterious departure and a family tale linked to a prominent figure from New York politics.
A concise reflection on William Makepeace Thackeray as a gentle satirist and editor. It notes his reluctance to reject manuscripts for fear of hurting contributors and recalls a tale of him paying for unprinted work to hide rejections, a story its accuracy uncertain.
An old ad promotes Spohn's TST cure as a universal remedy for various illnesses including chicken cholera. It references a druggist and mentions a 30 cent price and a free sample, alongside household items and teething remedies.
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